Bulletin, Issues 64-65The Museum, 1992 - China |
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The Imperial Princes ( ch'in - wang , i.e. all sons of the reigning Emperor other than the Heir Apparent ) entered ... The Heir Apparent's eldest son by the first wife was enfeoffed as Prince , and his state position was equivalent to ...
The Imperial Princes ( ch'in - wang , i.e. all sons of the reigning Emperor other than the Heir Apparent ) entered ... The Heir Apparent's eldest son by the first wife was enfeoffed as Prince , and his state position was equivalent to ...
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CH'EN 57 The Ch'en rulers introduced several new titles : Commandery Prince ( chün - wang ) , Prince Presumptive ( ssu - wang ) , 58 and Regional Prince ( fan - wang ) .59 The three Princely titles were followed by : Dynasty - founding ...
CH'EN 57 The Ch'en rulers introduced several new titles : Commandery Prince ( chün - wang ) , Prince Presumptive ( ssu - wang ) , 58 and Regional Prince ( fan - wang ) .59 The three Princely titles were followed by : Dynasty - founding ...
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There were seven Southern Ch'i rulers in all : Emperor Kao ( T'ai - tsu ) , who accepted the abdication of the last Liu Sung ruler ; Emperor Wu ( Shih - tsu ) ; Prince Chao - yeh of Yü - lin ; Prince Chao - wen of Hai - ling ; Emperor ...
There were seven Southern Ch'i rulers in all : Emperor Kao ( T'ai - tsu ) , who accepted the abdication of the last Liu Sung ruler ; Emperor Wu ( Shih - tsu ) ; Prince Chao - yeh of Yü - lin ; Prince Chao - wen of Hai - ling ; Emperor ...
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Contents
The Regional Provenance of Chinshih during Ching ол | 179 |
Oligarchy or Social Mobility | 5 |
Notes on the Shui ching | 257 |
Copyright | |
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