- King
Kaolie of Chu (Chinese: 楚考烈王; pinyin: Chǔ
Kǎoliè Wáng, died 238 BC) was the king of the
state of Chu from 262 BC to 238 BC
during the late Warring...
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Crown Prince Wan
ascended the throne, to be
known as King
Kaolie of Chu. In 262 BC, King
Kaolie appointed Huang Xie the
Prime Minister of Chu,
awarded him...
- Yan and Han–formed an
alliance to
fight the
rising power of Qin. King
Kaolie of Chu was
named the
leader of the
alliance and Lord
Chunshen the military...
-
general Meng Ao
seizes the
Taiyuan region from the
State of Zhao. King
Kaolie of Chu
annexes the
State of Lu. King **** of Zhou, last Zhou
claimant to...
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lineage name
Xiong (熊) were
those of the
kings of Chu. He was the son of King
Kaolie of Chu. Lord Changping's
three predecessors were all his brothers: King...
- period, that
power eventually returned to the
dukes again. In 249 BC King
Kaolie of the
state of Chu
invaded and
annexed Lu. Duke Qing, the last
ruler of...
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mercenary leader Chunshen,
Chinese nobleman Hannibal,
Carthaginian general Kaolie of Chu,
Chinese king of the Chu
State Lao Ai,
Chinese eunuch and official...
- name)
Posthumous name
Dynasty Ji Yun 姬允 Duke Huan 桓公 Lu Mi Wan 芈完 King
Kaolie 考烈王 Chu Liu Zhao 劉肇
Emperor Xiaohe 孝和皇帝
Eastern Han Qifu
Qiangui 乞伏乾歸 Prince...
- Yan, and Han, form an
alliance to
fight the
rising power of Qin. King
Kaolie of Chu is
named the
leader of the alliance, and Lord
Chunshen the military...
- Sima's
account of Chu
describes the
sixteenth year of the
reign of King
Kaolie as "the time when Zhao Zheng was
enthroned as King of Qin". However, since...
