Bulletin, Issues 64-65The Museum, 1992 - China |
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This second Chin dynasty , which controlled a considerably smaller territory than the first , became known as the Eastern Chin , to distinguish it from the original Chin dynasty which is now known as the Western Chin .
This second Chin dynasty , which controlled a considerably smaller territory than the first , became known as the Eastern Chin , to distinguish it from the original Chin dynasty which is now known as the Western Chin .
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The T'ai - yuan Wangs , also with nine appointments were , of course , an old clan well - known since Later Han times , but they did not maintain their national status after the Chin . The connection between the T'ai - yuan Wangs who ...
The T'ai - yuan Wangs , also with nine appointments were , of course , an old clan well - known since Later Han times , but they did not maintain their national status after the Chin . The connection between the T'ai - yuan Wangs who ...
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There were four rulers in all : the founder , Sun Ch'uan , known as the Ruler of Wu ( Wu chu ) ; and by his temple name The Great Emperor ( ta huangti ) ; his youngest son Liang , the Prince of K'uai - chi , also known as The Deposed ...
There were four rulers in all : the founder , Sun Ch'uan , known as the Ruler of Wu ( Wu chu ) ; and by his temple name The Great Emperor ( ta huangti ) ; his youngest son Liang , the Prince of K'uai - chi , also known as The Deposed ...
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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 |
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