- Wang
Shichong (王世充; 567– c.August 621),
courtesy name
Xingman (行滿), was a
Chinese military general, monarch, and
politician during the Sui
dynasty who...
- Shen
Shichong (Shen Shih-ch'ung, traditional: 沈士充, simplified: 沈士充); ca. was a
Chinese landscape painter during the Ming
dynasty (1368–1644). His dates...
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declared Yang Tong emperor. However, soon one of
those officials, Wang
Shichong,
seized power, and in 619 had Yang Tong
yield the
throne to him, ending...
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around 610 and
their role in the
defeat of Wang
Shichong at the
Battle of
Hulao in 621. Wang
Shichong declared himself Emperor. He
controlled the territory...
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defeated all the
other contenders,
including Li Gui, Dou Jiande, Wang
Shichong, Xue
Rengao and Liu Wuzhou. By 628, the Tang
dynasty had
succeeded in uniting...
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second emperor of the Tang dynasty, in his
fight against Wang
Shichong. They
captured Shichong's nephew Wang Renze,
whose army was
stationed in the Cypress...
- the Tang
dynasty general Li
Shimin (later
Emperor Taizong)
attacked Wang
Shichong the
Emperor of Zheng, who
ruled the
modern Henan region, Dou
believed that...
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commissioned Li
Shimin against a
major enemy—the
former Sui
general Wang
Shichong, who had Sui's last emperor,
Emperor Yang's
grandson Yang Tong,
yield the...
- (Chinese: 偃師之戰) was
fought on 5–6
October 618
between the
armies of Wang
Shichong and Li Mi,
rival contenders for the
succession of the Sui dynasty. Wang...
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served one of the
contenders to
succeed Sui, Wang
Shichong; Yang Wang was then
killed when Wang
Shichong was
defeated by Tang
forces in 621. Yang Wang was...
