- Zhou
Yunyuan (周允元) (died
January 29, 695),
courtesy name
Ruliang (汝良), was an
official of Wu Zetian's Zhou Dynasty,
briefing serving as chancellor. It...
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Retrieved October 6, 2013. Li, Junhua; Zhang, Zeyong; Chong, Kang; Xu,
Yunyuan (2022). "Chilling
tolerance in rice: Past and present".
Journal of Plant...
- Yu Di (于頔; died 818),
courtesy name
Yunyuan (允元),
formally initially Duke Li of Yan (燕厲公) and
later Duke Si of Yan (燕思公), was a
Chinese diplomat, military...
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Taiping (2014). "Yu Pu 虞溥 (fl. 280–300), zi
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Ancient and
Early Medieval...
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locations Hengdian World Studios Xiangshan Film City
Cinematography Ye
Yunyuan Jiang Hongmin Liang Baoquan Editors Zheng Weiming Liu
Xiang Running time...
- province, China. 2nd
century AD. Ink
rubbings of stone-carved
reliefs as
represented in Feng
Yunpeng and Feng
Yunyuan,
Jinshi suo (1824 edition), n.p....
- the
right side of the
coffin lid,
there is a huge
stone with the
words "
Yunyuan"
inscribed by
James Soong,
Governor of
Taiwan Province. On the left side...
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Shifang (694) Yang
Zaisi (694–699, 704–705) Du
Jingjian (694, 697–698) Zhou
Yunyuan (694–695) Sun
Yuanheng (696) Wang
Fangqing (696–698) Li
Daoguang (696–698)...
- province, China. 2nd
century AD. Ink
rubbings of stone-carved
reliefs as
represented in Feng
Yunpeng and Feng
Yunyuan,
Jinshi suo (1824 edition), n.p....
- province, China. 2nd
century AD. Ink
rubbings of stone-carved
reliefs as
represented in Feng
Yunpeng and Feng
Yunyuan,
Jinshi suo (金石索, 1821 edition)....
