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It is therefore no coincidence that he on his ascension adopted the reign title of huang - lung or Yellow Dragon ( Wu shu 2 ... Having ascended the throne , Sun Ch'uan made his eldest son Teng the heir - apparent ( Wu shu 2 : 19b ) .
It is therefore no coincidence that he on his ascension adopted the reign title of huang - lung or Yellow Dragon ( Wu shu 2 ... Having ascended the throne , Sun Ch'uan made his eldest son Teng the heir - apparent ( Wu shu 2 : 19b ) .
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The victor of Ssu - ch'uan , Chu Ling - shih , burned the palaces of Ch'ang - an and then fled toward the T'ung Pass . His troops scattered , and he was killed . Po - po entered Ch'ang - an and there ascended the imperial throne .
The victor of Ssu - ch'uan , Chu Ling - shih , burned the palaces of Ch'ang - an and then fled toward the T'ung Pass . His troops scattered , and he was killed . Po - po entered Ch'ang - an and there ascended the imperial throne .
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On July 5 , 420 , Liu Yü arrived in the capital and forced Emperor Kung to abdicate on July 9.176 ) The officials then urged him to ascend the throne , to which he showed the proper hesitation . This was overcome by a a list of ...
On July 5 , 420 , Liu Yü arrived in the capital and forced Emperor Kung to abdicate on July 9.176 ) The officials then urged him to ascend the throne , to which he showed the proper hesitation . This was overcome by a a list of ...
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Contents
The Antecedants | 14 |
The Reign of Sun Chuan 229252 | 20 |
The Reign of Sun Liang 252258 | 30 |
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 1996 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 15 Sep 2009 |
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