-
daughters Ehuang and
Nuying to him and Shun took home his brides. The
arrival of the ****ure
Xiang River goddesses,
Ehuang and
Nuying provoked numerous problems:...
-
Liang Nüying (梁女瑩) (died 9
August 159),
formally Empress Yixian (懿獻皇后,
literally "the m**** and wise empress") was an
empress during the
Eastern Han dynasty...
- Liu Zhi, the
Marquess of Liwu, who was
betrothed to
their sister Liang Nüying (梁女瑩), emperor. As the
years went by,
Emperor Huan,
offended by
Liang Ji's...
-
geological formation in
Liaoning Province Persons Empress Yixian,
Liang Nüying (died 159),
Chinese empress during the Han
dynasty This
disambiguation page...
- Zhi,
Chinese general (d. 192)
Liang Ji,
Chinese general and
regent Liang Nüying,
Chinese empress Daniélou,
Alain (2003). A
Brief History of India. Simon...
- the two princesses, Yao's daughters,
named Ehuang (Fairy Radiance) and
Nüying (Maiden Bloom), who were used to good living, to live
humbly and work along...
-
protected by the "Xiang
River goddesses" or "Xiang Consorts"
Ehuang and
Nüying. They are said to have been the
daughters of the
legendary ruler Yao and...
-
translated to mean The Two
Consorts of Youyu. In this story,
Ehuang and
Nüying, both
daughters of Yao, were
married to a man
named Shun (another name for...
- great-grandson of
Emperor Zhang, to whom
Liang Ji's
younger sister Liang Nüying (梁女瑩) was betrothed,
emperor (as
Emperor Huan). Long
after Emperor Zhi's...
- Ku
Qiongchan Sb. (5) Zhi (6) Yao
Houji Jingkang 敬康 Sb.
Danzhu Juwang Sb. {{{罗名[Luoming]}}}
Qiaoniu 橋牛 Gun
Gusou (8) Yu
Ehuang (7) Shun
Nuying Shangjun...
