- Xu
Yanruo (徐彥若) (died 901),
courtesy name
Yuzhi (俞之),
formally the Duke of Qi (齊公), was an
official of the
Chinese Tang dynasty,
serving as a chancellor...
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Chonggui 890-895 Chen Pei 893 Cui Yin 896 Li
Zhirou 896-900 Cui Yin 900 Xu
Yanruo 900-901 Liu Yin 901-911 Pei Shu 903 Cui Yuan 904 Liu Yan 911-917 Jiangnan...
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Allah ibn Sulayman,
Abbasid vizier Wu Renbi,
Chinese Taoist and
writer Xu
Yanruo,
chancellor of the Tang
Dynasty Charles Albert Cingria La
reine Berthe L'AGE...
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headquartered in
modern Hanzhong) Circuits,
while making the
chancellor Xu
Yanruo the
military governor of Fengxiang.
Despite the
misgivings of the chancellor...
- (881–882) Zhu Mei (886)
Zheng Congdang (886–887) Wei
Zhaodu (887–888) Xu
Yanruo (896–900) Cui Yin (903–904) Du Yan (627–628) (as
Canyu Chaozheng (參豫朝政))...
- and
killed him. In 900,
Emperor Zhaozong commissioned the
chancellor Xu
Yanruo to
replace Li
Zhirou as
military governor of Qinghai, but
before Xu could...
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followed him.
Shortly thereafter,
after the
chancellors Cui Zhaowei, Xu
Yanruo, and Wang Tuan arrived,
Emperor Zhaozong sent Li
Zhirou and the
acting director...
- him, fled into the
Qinling Mountains. Cui Yin,
along with
chancellors Xu
Yanruo and Wang Tuan,
followed the
emperor in flight.
After Li
Keyong defeated...
- He died
while serving there,
although the date is not known. His son Xu
Yanruo later served as a
chancellor during the
reign of
Emperor Yizong's son Emperor...
- (3): 283–319. doi:10.1016/S0165-4101(98)00026-3. Lee,
Charles M. C.; Wang,
Yanruo; Zhong,
Qinlin (2024). "ELPR: A New
Measure of
Capital Adequacy for Commercial...
