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Sizhou, Si Prefecture, or Si
Subprefecture was a zhou of
imperial China variously placed in what is now Xuyi County, Jiangsu, or
nearby Si County, An****...
-
Chiefdom of
Sizhou (Chinese: 思州土司; pinyin:
Sīzhōu Tǔsī),
ruled by the Tian clan, was an
autonomous Tusi
chiefdom established by Tian
Zongxian (田宗顯) during...
- Sangha, also
known as the
Great Sage of
Sizhou (泗州大聖, '
Sizhou Dasheng'; 628–710), was an
eminent Chinese monk who
lived in the Tang dynasty. He was a...
- gate-warder).
According to
Chinese folklore, she is
responsible for
submerging Sizhou (an
ancient Chinese city
located in today's An**** Province)
under the waters...
- Religions [zh] (三教搜神大全).
According to
Muzha Subdues the
Demons and the
Great Sage of
Sizhou Captures S****mu (木叉行者降妖泗州大聖鎖水母) from
Recording Ghost Book (錄鬼簿),
Muzha ****ists...
- of the
regional center Sizhou and Pan's
dismissal from court. Subsequently, the river's 1680
flood entirely submerged Sizhou and the
nearby Ming Zuling...
- (1403–1424) of the Ming
dynasty (1368–1644), two
local governments known as "
Sizhou Xuanweisi" (思州宣慰司) and "Sinan Xuanweisi" (思南宣慰司)
resisted full subjugation...
- Now part of Huai'an, the area
around it was
administered as the
separate Sizhou Prefecture during the Yuan, when it was the home of the
family of the ****ure...
-
ancestors of a part of the Miao po****tion in Guizhou. The
Hmong Tian clan in
Sizhou began in the
seventh century as a
migrant Han
Chinese clan. The
origin of...
-
Zhang Jianfeng was
designated as the
first military governor of Xuzhou–
Sizhou–Haozhou (徐泗濠節度使)
which was
headquartered in
Xuzhou since 788. The title...
