- Su
Weidao (Chinese: 蘇味道; 648?–705?), was an
official of the
Chinese Tang
dynasty and Wu Zetian's Zhou dynasty,
twice serving as
chancellor during Wu Zetian's...
- Qian
Weidao (騫味道) (died
January 11, 689) was a
Chinese politician who
served twice as a
chancellor of the
Chinese Tang dynasty,
during the
first reign...
- mạch GB-27 五樞
Wushu Five
Pivots wǔ shū o chu 오추 gō sū Ngũ khu GB-28 維道
Weidao Linking Path wéi dào yu do 유도 yui dō Duy đạo GB-29 居髎
Juliao Stationary...
- (676–680) Xue
Yuanchao (681–683) Cui
Zhiwen (681–683) Pei Yan (683–684) Qian
Weidao (684–685) Pei
Judao (685–687) Cen
Changqian (686–690) Xing
Wenwei (690)...
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Yuanfang (693–694, 699–700)
Doulu Qinwang (693–694, 697–698, 699–700) Su
Weidao (693–694, 698–704) Wang
Xiaojie (693–696) Wei
Shifang (694) Yang
Zaisi (694–699...
- Liu
Yizhi (684–687) Wu
Chengsi (684, 685, 689–690) Li
Jingchen (684) Qian
Weidao (684–685, 688) Shen
Junliang (684–685) Cui Cha (684–685) Wei
Fangzhi (684–690)...
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early Tang were the so-called "Four
Literary Friends:"
poets Li Jiao, Su
Weidao, Cui Rong, and Du Shenyan. This
represents a
transitional phase. In the...
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defended Pei,
while promoting Li and the
official who
investigated Pei, Qian
Weidao, to
chancellor positions—in Li's case, with the
designation of Tong Fenge...
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began to be
known when he was young, and his re****tion
matched that of Su
Weidao, who was also from Zhao Prefecture. He
already understood the Five classics...
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Zetian commissioned Huaiyi, ****isted by the
chancellors Li
Zhaode and Su
Weidao, to
defend against Qapaghan attack, but
before the army
could set out, Qapaghan...
