Bulletin"Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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Page 180
On Dec.22 , Emperor Ming enfeoffed six of his sons as kings : Pao - yi became king of Chin - an , Pao - hsüan became king of Chiang - hsia , Pao - yüan became king of Lu - ling , Pao - yin became king of Chien - an , Pao - jung became ...
On Dec.22 , Emperor Ming enfeoffed six of his sons as kings : Pao - yi became king of Chin - an , Pao - hsüan became king of Chiang - hsia , Pao - yüan became king of Lu - ling , Pao - yin became king of Chien - an , Pao - jung became ...
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On the day of his ascension , Emperor Wu enfeoffed his surviving five brothers as kings : Hung became king of Lin - ch'uan , Hsiu became king of An - ch'eng , Wei became king of Chien - an , Hui became king of P'o - yang , Tan became ...
On the day of his ascension , Emperor Wu enfeoffed his surviving five brothers as kings : Hung became king of Lin - ch'uan , Hsiu became king of An - ch'eng , Wei became king of Chien - an , Hui became king of P'o - yang , Tan became ...
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It was completed on Aug.4 . On July 28 , improvements were made at the new Imperial Ancestral Temple ( Liang shu 2 : 24a ; Nan shih 6 : 25b , 26a ) . On Sep.3 , 514 , Emperor Wu enfeoffed three sons as kings : Lun became king of Shao ...
It was completed on Aug.4 . On July 28 , improvements were made at the new Imperial Ancestral Temple ( Liang shu 2 : 24a ; Nan shih 6 : 25b , 26a ) . On Sep.3 , 514 , Emperor Wu enfeoffed three sons as kings : Lun became king of Shao ...
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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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4th month According aged appointed Army ascended attack became called capital Cavalry Ch'en shu Ch'in Chang Chiang-ling Chief Chien Chin shu Chinese Chou Chün Commandant commandery death defeated died Dismissed duke dynasty East Eastern Chin Emperor Ming Emperor Wu Empress enfeoffed as king enthroned executed father forces Former General-in-chief given gives Grand Administrator heir-apparent Hou Ching Hsiao hsien Hsü Huai River Huan imperial Inspector July June killed Lady Later Liang shu Longmen military month Mu-jung murdered Nan Ch'i shu Nan shih Northern Wei officer ordered palace Peace Pei shih placed prefecture present province reached rebelled recognized reign returned River ruler sent Shao Shen shrine sons Southern Ssu-ma Sung shu supporters surrendered throne took troops Wang Wei shu West Western Wu shu Yangtze younger brother Yüan
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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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