- and
joined the
rising Mongol Empire. The
Southern Song
chancellor Han
Tuozhou tried to take
advantage of Madage's
incompetency by
launching an attack...
- Neo-Confucianism in his
imperial court due to the
influence of his
chancellor Han
Tuozhou and on the
political side, however,
Emperor Ningzong saw his government...
- Han
Tuozhou (November 6, 1152 –
November 24, 1207) was a
Chinese politician of the
Southern Song dynasty, who
served as a
chancellor under Emperor Ningzong...
-
Korean singer and
actress Han
Terra (born 1982),
South Korean polymath Han
Tuozhou (1152–1207),
Chinese politician Han
Woerdman (1942–2020),
Dutch physicist...
- the Song
dynasty had to pay
higher annual indemnities and
behead Han
Tuozhou, the
leader of the
hawkish faction in the Song
imperial court. Map of the...
- was made for his execution. Much of this
opposition was
headed by Han
Tuozhou, the
Prime Minister, who was a
political rival of Zhu's. Even
though his...
- Míyuǎn) Ge
Yuncong (蓋運聰; Gě Yùncōng) is the
prefect of Jiaxing. Han
Tuozhou (韓侂冑; Hán
Tuōzhòu) Tang Zude (湯祖德; Tāng Zǔdé)
Reverend Kumu (枯木大師; Kūmù Dàshī) is...
-
instigated by
chancellor Han
Tuozhou. The Song
Emperor Ningzong (r. 1194–1224) took
little interest in the war effort.
Under Han
Tuozhou's supervision, preparations...
- only seventeen, and
placed first in his class.
After the
dismissal of Han
Tuozhou as
Chief Councillor, Shi was
appointed to the
position in 1208 (a number...
- Jun (1135–1137 in office) Qin **** (1131–1132, 1137–1155 in office) Han
Tuozhou (1194–1207 in office) Shi Miyuan/Shih Mi-yüan (1207–1233 in office). Jia...
