-
Southern Ming
rulers had
changed "Sizong" to "Yizong" (毅宗) and then to "
Weizong" (威宗). The Qing
dynasty gave the
Chongzhen Emperor the
temple name "Huaizong"...
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Weizong is an
imperial temple name
accorded to
several Chinese monarchs. It may
refer to:
Emperor Huan of Han (132–168),
temple name
Weizong abolished...
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their titles revoked, as was the case for
Emperor Huan,
whose temple name,
Weizong, was
abolished by
Emperor Xian of the
Eastern Han dynasty. In
other cases...
- Ling. On 9
March 168,
Emperor Huan was
buried and
given the
temple name "
Weizong", but this
temple name was
later revoked in 190
during the
reign of Emperor...
- Fan Ye (398 – 23
January 446),
courtesy name
Weizong (蔚宗), was a
Chinese historian, philosopher, and
politician of the Liu Song
dynasty during the Southern...
- Huan Liu Zhi 劉志 1 August 146 AD 25 January 168 AD
Emperor Xiaohuan 孝桓皇帝
Weizong 威宗
Jianhe 建和 147–149 AD
Heping 和平 150 AD
Yuanjia 元嘉 151–153 AD Yongxing...
- JSTOR 41490846. 王晓冬. 《阿Q正传》与中国现代“中篇小说”文体概念的形成[J]. 中国现代文学研究丛刊, 2011(10):15-28.
Weizong Huang,
Martin (October 1990). "The
Inescapable Predicament: The Narrator...
- ("civil and responsible"),
briefly Emperor Jǐngliè (景烈皇帝) ("decisive and achieving") (565–570)
Temple name Xiǎnzu (顯祖),
briefly Wēizōng (威宗) (565–570)...
- Wenxuan's
posthumous name was
changed to
Jinglie (景烈), and his
temple name to
Weizong, both of
which were
still complimentary but less so than before. Also in...
