- Yujiulü
Poluomen (Chinese: 郁久閭婆羅門; pinyin: Yùjiǔlǘ
Póluómén) was a
khagan of
Rouran with the
title Mioukesheju Khagan (彌偶可社句可汗). He was a
grandson of...
- Yujiulü
Poluomen,
invading his domains.
Poluomen's further defeat by
Gaoche forced Northern Wei to
divide Rouran between Anagui and
Poluomen in order...
- China. Of
particular fame were the
family of pipa
players founded by Cao
Poluomen (曹婆羅門) and who were
active for many
generations from the
Northern Wei to...
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Chiliantoubingdoufa Khagan (敕連頭兵豆伐可汗, Mongolian: Тэнгэрийн мэдэлт хаан) 520–521 Yujiulü
Poluomen Mioukesheju Khagan (彌偶可社句可汗, Mongolian: Амар тайван хаан) 521–524 Yujiulü...
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writing that he was of "South
Indian Brahman stock" (南天竺婆羅門種 nán tiānzhú
póluómén zhŏng). Secondly, more
detail is
provided concerning Bodhidharma's journeys...
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before 627, he
would later go on to be
khagan of
Western Wing.
Ashina Poluomen (阿史那婆羅門) -
lived between 610 and 651. He was a
general in Tang army. His...
- 564 CE.
According to the epitaph, Lǐ Dàn was a "Brahmin" (Chinese: 婆罗门
Póluómén). He
descended from an
honourable family, and his
grandfather had once...
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Parallels are T1(2), T5, T6, and T26(68). T8 (K1453) 大堅固婆羅門緣起經 (Dà Jiān'gù
Póluómén Yuánqǐ Jīng; Dai
Kengo Baramon Engi Kyō) *Mahā-dṛḍha-brāhmaṇa-nidāna-sūtra...
- 俟匿伐
Anagui 阿那瓌 ?-520–552 Zu**** 祖惠 Yǐjufa 乙居伐 ?–520
Tahan 塔寒 Tutujiā 秃突佳
Poluomen 婆羅門 ?-521–525
Dengzhu 登注俟利 ?-552–553 Wen of
Western Wei 507–535–551 Empress...
- Yujiulü Chounu, Khan (508–520) Yujiulü Anagui, Khan (520–552) Yujiulü
Poluomen, Khan (521–524) Yujiulü Tiefa, Khan (552–553) Yujiulü Dengzhu, Khan (553)...
