- The
Chanyuan Treaty (simplified Chinese: 澶渊之盟;
traditional Chinese: 澶淵之盟; pinyin: Chányuān Zhī Méng) was
signed between the
Northern Song
dynasty and the...
- Wang
Shanyuan (Chinese: 王善源; pinyin: Wáng
Shànyuán; 11
November 1907 – 1
January 1981) was a
Chinese microbiologist and an
academician of the Chinese...
-
Wayback Machine", in Science, 2004
Birgitta Kimura,
Fiona B. Marshall,
Shanyuan Chen, Sónia Rosenbom,
Patricia D. Moehlman,
Noreen Tuross,
Richard C. Sabin...
- Liao
forces managed to
march deep into Song territory,
camping out in
Shanyuan,
about 100
kilometers (62 mi)
north of the Song
capital of Kaifeng. However...
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camping out in the town of
Shanyuan,
about 100
miles north of the Song
capital of Kaifeng. This
resulted in the
Treaty of
Shanyuan,
signed in mid-January...
- Tibetan, 19th
century Golden Thai
Buddha statue, Bodh ****a.
Gautama statue,
Shanyuan Temple,
Liaoning Province, China.
Burmese style Buddha,
Shwedagon pagoda...
- Měilì Wān Dùjià Cūn) is a BOT (Build
Operate Transfer)
development on
Shanyuan (杉原灣)/Fudafudak in
Beinan Township,
Taitung County, Taiwan. In 2004, a...
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Gautama Buddha statue and 500
arhats at the
courtyard of
Shanyuan Temple (善緣寺), Fushun,
Liaoning province, China...
- Traoré, Amadou; Ferraz, J.
Bento S.; Fernández, Iván; Costa, Vânia; Chen,
Shanyuan; Tapio, Miika; Cantet,
Rodolfo J. C.; Patel, Ajita; Meadow,
Richard H.;...
-
campaigns into
Northern Song
territory until 1005, when the
signing of the
Shanyuan Treaty ended these northern border clashes. The Song were
forced to provide...
