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Jiandi (traditional Chinese: 簡狄;
simplified Chinese: 简狄; pinyin:
Jiǎndí), also with
variants 簡易/简易 and 簡逷/简逷, is an
important figure in
Chinese history...
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Jiandi Dao (湔氐道) was a
prefecture of
ancient China located around today's
Songpan region, in the east of
Qingzang Plateau and
northwest part of Sichuan...
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several wives. The best-known of his
consorts are four ladies:
Jiang Yuan,
Jiandi,
Changyi (常宜), and
Qingdu (庆都). Once each of
these ladies had
given birth...
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Jiandi railway station is a
station of Beijing–Baotou
railway in
Inner Mongolia. List of
stations on
Jingbao railway v t e...
- Zhi and
Emperor Yao. Xie’s
mother was one of Ku’s
consorts ‒
Jiang Yuan,
Jiandi, Qingdu, or Changyi. Sima Qian,
Records of the
Grand Historian "According...
- residence.
Jiandi and Lu flee via a
secret exit,
while all the
Webblies are
arrested at the
front door. Wei-Dong
follows Jiandi and Lu, but
while Jiandi and...
- The area
Baima people live in is the
region that was
previously called Jiandi Dao (湔氐道)
before the
Tibetan empire was established.
Janet L.
Upton (2000)...
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described by Sima Qian in the
Annals of the Yin. In the text, a
woman named Jiandi, who was the
second wife of
Emperor Ku,
swallowed an egg
dropped by a black...
- 8914–8919. doi:10.1021/ja061782k. PMID 16819887. Subramaniam,
Anand Bala; Wan,
Jiandi; Gopinath, Arvind; Stone,
Howard A. (2011). "Semi-permeable
vesicles composed...
- Diku is said to have
consorted with the semi-divine
females Jiang Yuan and
Jiandi. Yao and Shun were
important mythological rulers,
exemplars of propriety...
