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courtesy name
Tianqiu (天球) and art name
Yiyuanzi (一元子), the
Prince of
Ningjing (寧靖王), was a
royal member of the Ming and the last of the
pretenders to...
- Taiwan. This
temple was
previously the
palace of
Koxinga and
Prince of
Ningjing,
members of the Ming
imperial family who
retreated to
Taiwan in the dying...
- Ningwu–Jingle
railway or
Ningjing railway (simplified Chinese: 宁静铁路;
traditional Chinese: 寧靜鐵路; pinyin:
níngjìng tiělù), is a single-track
regional railroad...
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southwestern China prior to his
capture in
Myanmar in 1662. The
Prince of
Ningjing, in the
Kingdom of
Tungning (based in present-day Tainan, Taiwan) claimed...
- had
joined the
Zheng dynasty on Taiwan,
including Prince Zhu
Shugui of
Ningjing and
Prince Honghuan (朱弘桓), the son of Zhu Yihai. The Qing sent most of...
- held out
against the Qing
after Zhu
Youlang were Zhu Shugui,
Prince of
Ningjing and Zhu Hónghuán,
Prince of Lu who
accompanied Koxinga to Taiwan. Zhu Shugui...
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mainland China where they
spent the rest of
their lives. The
Prince of
Ningjing and his five
concubines committed suicide rather than
submit to capture...
- as the "Mahayana
Emperor (大乘皇帝)" and
founded Jianyuan falun (建元法轮). Liu
Ningjing (刘凝静), a
woman from
Wannian County,
Sichuan during the
Northern Song dynasty...
- (宣东高速) S0711 was
originally Siwu
Expressway (泗五高速) S1111 was
originally Ningjing Expressway (宁旌高速) S2212 was
originally Ninghe Expressway (宁和高速) All route...
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front of the tomb of the five
concubines of Zhu Shugui, the Ming
Prince of
Ningjing, who
killed themselves in 1683 to
accompany him in death. It is registered...
