- Niu
Sengru (牛僧孺) (780 –
January 27, 849),
courtesy name Si'an (思黯),
formally Duke
Wenzhen of
Qizhang (奇章文貞公), was a
prominent statesman, scholar, chuanqi...
- as the Niu
Faction (named
after Niu
Sengru)
against Li Deyu's Li Faction—including the
former chancellors Niu
Sengru and Li Zongmin—by
accusing them of...
- a
result of
personal animosity. The Niu
faction was
represented by Niu
Sengru and Li
Zongmin and the Li
faction by Li Deyu. In the 830s the two contending...
-
story "Cén Shùn" (岑順) in the
collection Xuanguai lu (玄怪錄),
written by Niu
Sengru in the
middle part of the Tang dynasty.
Xiangqi is the same as it is today...
- 列傳第26 陳慶之 蘭欽 Chen Qingzhi; Lan Qin
Volume 33 列傳第27 王僧孺 張率 劉孝綽 王筠 Wang
Sengru;
Zhang Shuai; Liu
Xiaochuo Volume 34 列傳第28 張緬 弟纘 綰
Zhang Mian;
Zhang Zuan;...
-
notes that the "Xuanguai lu", aut****d by the Tang
dynasty minister Niu
Sengru (779–847),
remains the
first real
source on the
Chinese chess variant xiangqi...
- Hongzhou, then a year
later to Xuanzhou. In 833 he was sent to join Niu
Sengru in Yangzhou. In
Yangzhou he
began to
mature as a poet. In 835 he was appointed...
-
presidents of the
Medical College of
Soochow University (1983–1984). Niu
Sengru,
formally Duke
Wenzhen of Qizhang, a
prominent statesman (780 – 849). Wuzi...
- by Li Gongzuo, "The Tale of Hongxian" by Yuan Jiao, "Du Zichun" by Niu
Sengru, "Tale of the
Transcendent Marriage of
Dongting Lake" by Li Chaowei, "Nie...
-
referred to by
Chinese historians as the Niu
Faction (牛黨),
named after Niu
Sengru,
which was
largely viewed as a
faction of
officials from
humble origins...
