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Shangchen (Chinese: 上陈) is a
Lower Palaeolithic archaeological site in
Lantian County, Shaanxi, China, some 25 km
south of Weinan. It was
discovered in...
- King Mu of Chu (Chinese: 楚穆王; pinyin: Chǔ Mù Wáng),
personal name
Xiong Shangchen, was from 625 BC to 614 BC the king of the Chu state. King Mu was a son...
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cautioned against the
appointment of his son
Shangchen as
crown prince.
After the king
ignored the advice,
Shangchen caused the
downfall of the minister. After...
- (PDF) from the
original on July 7, 2022.
Retrieved July 6, 2022. Wu,
Shangchen; Lu, Youshen; Fang, Hanwei. "Evolution
process of land
reclaimation in...
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close to 2
million years ago. A 2018
study claims hominin presence at
Shangchen,
central China, as
early as 2.12 Ma
based on
magnetostratigraphic dating...
- earlier; the 2018
discovery of
stone tools from 2.1 million
years ago in
Shangchen,
China predates the
earliest known H.
erectus fossils. Some
authors suggest...
- are
estimated to have
evolved around 2.4 Ma.
Stone tools found at the
Shangchen site in
China and
dated to 2.12
million years ago are
considered the earliest...
- was
released on June 19, 2009 by
Shanghai Animation Film Studio,
Xiamen Shangchen Science and
Technology company and the
Shanghai Chengtai investment management...
- was
murdered by his son, the ****ure King Mu King Mu of Chu (楚穆王) (Xiong
Shangchen 熊商臣)
ruled 625–614 BC: son of King
Cheng King
Zhuang of Chu (楚莊王) (Xiong...
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younger son the
crown prince, Pan
Chong aided the
elder prince Shangchen instead.
Shangchen forced King
Cheng to
commit suicide and
ascended the
throne as...
