Bulletin (Östasiatiska Samlingarna (Stockholm, Sweden))"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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While Wu - ch'ang had been the capital from 221 to 229 , a palace had been built there for Sun Ch'üan . ... demolished and its timbers and tiles used for the reconstruction of the palace in Chien - yeh ( Wu shu 2 : 32b , Commentary ) .
While Wu - ch'ang had been the capital from 221 to 229 , a palace had been built there for Sun Ch'üan . ... demolished and its timbers and tiles used for the reconstruction of the palace in Chien - yeh ( Wu shu 2 : 32b , Commentary ) .
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16 , 453 , he led his supporters into the palace with a faked edict and had Emperor Wen murdered . For good measure , he also killed the Lady P'an . There was fighting within the palace in which a number of Wen's attendants lost their ...
16 , 453 , he led his supporters into the palace with a faked edict and had Emperor Wen murdered . For good measure , he also killed the Lady P'an . There was fighting within the palace in which a number of Wen's attendants lost their ...
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The Eastern Palace was burned to the ground , including a large book collection of the heir - apparent . Hou Ching then built scaling towers , more than 24 meters ( 80 feet ) high , several hundred rams , called " wooden asses ” ...
The Eastern Palace was burned to the ground , including a large book collection of the heir - apparent . Hou Ching then built scaling towers , more than 24 meters ( 80 feet ) high , several hundred rams , called " wooden asses ” ...
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Contents
The Wu Dynasty 229280 | 11 |
The Antecedants | 51 |
The Reign of Emperor Ming 323325 | 57 |
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10th month 4th month According aged appointed Army ascended attack became brother Buddha called capital Cavalry Ch'en shu Ch'in Chang Chief Chien Chin shu Chinese Chou Chün Commandant commandery death defeated died duke dynasty East Eastern Chin Emperor Ming Emperor Wu Empress enfeoffed as king enthroned executed father Fengxiansi figure forces Former General-in-chief gives Grand Administrator Grotto heir-apparent Hsiao hsien Hsü Huai River Huan imperial inscription Inspector July June killed Lady Later Liang shu Longmen Masters military month Mu-jung Nan Ch'i shu Nan shih Northern Wei officer ordered palace Peace Pei shih placed prefecture present province reached rebelled reign returned River ruler sent shrine sons Southern Ssu-ma Sun Ch'üan Sung shu supporters surrendered throne took troops Wang Wei shu West Western Writing Wu shu Yangtze younger brother Yüan
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| Title | Bulletin (Östasiatiska Samlingarna (Stockholm, Sweden)) Issue 68 of Bulletin, Östasiatiska museet |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 1960 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 15 Sep 2009 |
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