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Bailey preferred Üe-ṭşi.
Another modern Chinese pronunciation of the name is
Ròuzhī,
based on the
thesis that the
character 月 in the name is a
scribal error...
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After the
Rouzhi experienced a
series of
major defeats at the
hands of the Xiongnu,
during the 2nd
century BCE, a
group known as the
Greater Rouzhi migrated...
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referred to this
legendary food with the
names Shìròu (視肉, "look like meat"),
Ròuzhī (肉芝, "meat excrescence"), and Tàisuì (太歲, "great year; Jupiter"). Ròulíngzhī...
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competed for
control of the area with
nomads and
Chinese forces. The
Yuezhi or
Rouzhi (Chinese: 月氏; pinyin: Yuèzhī; Wade–Giles: Yüeh4-chih1, [ɥê ʈʂɻ̩́]) were...
- Hong's (c. 320 CE)
Baopuzi lists 10,000-year old
chanchu toad as a
magical rouzhi 肉芝 "meat/flesh excrescence" that
provides the
invulnerability and longevity...
- said to have over 100 varieties: ****hi (石芝),
muzhi (木芝),
caozhi (草芝),
rouzhi (肉芝), and
junzhi (菌芝, see Erya above),
which are
translated as: "stone,...
- puts
weapons to flight." (11, Ware 1966: 177). It also
describes magical rouzhi (肉芝, "flesh excrescences"),
notably the fengli, a
mythical flying animal...
- Cosmo2010). Some
studies argue that
Shajing Culture has its
origins in
Rouzhi, a
typical nomadic people (Pu and Pang
Reference Pu and Pang1990). (...)...
