- Duke Xian of Jin (Chinese: 晉獻公; pinyin: Jìn Xiàn Gōng),
personal name Ji
Guizhu, was a
ruler of the Jin state,
reigning for 26 years. He
moved the capital...
- ****s**** Miao, a.k.a. ****s**** Hmong, is a Miao
language of China. It is
named after ****s**** County, Guizhou,
though not all
varieties are
spoken there....
- song
Northeast China Tha Tha
Thabungton According to
multiple people living in Dalian. (May, 2009)
Northeastern Cradle Song (sung by Xu
Guizhu in 1962)...
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Hmong = West
Hunan (Xong)
Western Hmong (See)
Central Hmong Longli Miao
Guizhu Eastern Guizhou (Hmu)
Daigong Kaili (= Northern)
Lushan Taijiang (= Northern)...
- dub: Fu Qi****) Ling Mei Xue (Mainland
China dub: Ji Ying /
Taiwan dub: Wu
Guizhu)
Little Blue (Mainland
China dub:
Tension Meng /
Taiwan dub: Zhan Yajing)...
- 715–679 BC as Duke of Quwo 678–677 BC as Duke of Jin Duke Xian of Jin 晉獻公
Guǐzhū 詭諸 676–651 BC Duke Shao of Jin晉少公 Xiqi 奚齊 651 BC
Zhuozi 卓子 Zhuō 卓 651 BC...
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Subdistrict (贵乌路街道) 550000 18 1 134 19 520111
Huaxi District 花溪区 Huāxī Qū 958
Guizhu Subdistrict (贵筑街道) 550000 8 2 9 5 42 170 520112
Wudang District 乌当区 Wūdāng...
- of the Qing
dynasty (1644–1911),
Qingyan came
under the
jurisdiction of
Guizhu County (贵筑县). In 1914,
Qingyan was
incorporated as a town. In 1931, Qingyan...
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Evangeline Frances "Eva"
French (Chinese: 馮貴珠; pinyin: Féng
Guìzhū) (1869-8 July 1960) was a
British Protestant Christian missionary in China. She served...
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Ganyan (甘堰村)
Wanfu (万福村)
Guizhu (贵竹村)
Dongyu (东峪村)
Zhongxin (中心村)
Baiyan (白岩村)
Liangyu (两峪村)
Cuanxi (氽溪村)
Yuetai (月台村)
Siping (四坪村)
Sanping (三坪村) Taiping...
