- Lü
Buwei (291–235 BCE) was a
Chinese merchant and
politician of the Qin
state during the
Warring States period.
Originally an
influential merchant from...
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Buwei Yang Chao (née Yang
Buwei;
simplified Chinese: 杨步伟;
traditional Chinese: 楊步偉; pinyin: Yáng
Bùwěi; 1889–1981) was a Chinese-American
physician and...
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around 239 BC
under the
patronage of late pre-imperial Qin
Chancellor Lü
Buwei. In the
evaluation of
Michael Loewe, "The Lü shih ch'un ch'iu is unique...
- merchant, Lü
Buwei, who saw
Yiren as
extraordinary and
detected in him the
potential to
become the king of Qin in the ****ure. Lü
Buwei treated Yiren...
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parents were King
Zhuangxiang of Qin and Lady Zhao. The
wealthy merchant Lü
Buwei ****isted him in
succeeding his
father as the king of Qin,
after which he...
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attempt on Ying
Zheng was
orchestrated by the
Right Prime Minister, Lu
Buwei.
Determined to grow stronger, Xin s****s out Wang Qi to
learn under his mentorships...
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Nagasawa as Yang Duan He
Hiroshi Tamaki as Lord
Changping Kōichi Satō as Lü
Buwei Shun
Oguri as Li Mu Kōji
Kikkawa as Pang Nuan
Takao Osawa as Wang Qi "東宝、初の年間興行収入900億円超え...
- from the
throne and
replaced by his son-in-law
Cleomenes III. The
exile Lü
Buwei,
facing the su****ion of Ying Zheng,
commits suicide. A work by the Latin...
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emperor of China. Nie Yuan as Lü
Buwei A
scheming merchant with a re****tion for
cunning and
excellent business sense, Lü
Buwei understands the
importance of...
- as an axle for a
wooden carriage. This
ability drew the
attention of Lü
Buwei, who was
having an
affair with
Queen Dowager Zhao,
mother to King Zheng...
