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Zhengshi (正始) was a
Chinese era name used by
several emperors of China. It may
refer to:
Zhengshi (240–249), era name used by Cao Fang,
emperor of Cao...
- The Twenty-Four Histories, also
known as the
Orthodox Histories (正史;
Zhèngshǐ), are a
collection of
official histories detailing the
dynasties of China...
- of a duke
instead of an emperor. He did not have any
known descendants.
Zhengshi (正始) 240–249
Jiaping (嘉平) 249–254
Informal titles Emperor Shao of Wei (魏少帝;...
- inheritance.
Under this system, a man was
allowed one
official wife,
called a
zhengshi (正室,
pronounced sei****su in ****anese, lit. "formal household") or di wife...
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excerpt from the
Spring and
Autumn Annals carved on a
surviving slab of the "
Zhengshi Stone classics" (正始石經, also
known as the "Santi
Stone classics" 三體石經),...
- matters"),
Canzhi Zhengshi (參知政事,
literally "parti****tor in
governance matters"),
Canmou Zhengshi (參謀政事,
similarly in
meaning to
Canzhi Zhengshi) also appeared...
- step of
deciding his own
temple name. (N/A) (N/A) Cao Fang 曹芳 240–249
Zhengshi 正始 (240–249)
Jiaping 嘉平 (249–254) Cao Fang
became "Prince of Qi" (齊王) after...
- List of the
busiest airports in
China "Qīngdǎo Jiāodōng Guójì Jīchǎng
zhèngshì zhuǎn chǎng yùnyíng" 青岛胶东国际机场正式转场运营 [Qingdao
Jiaodong International Airport...
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served in the
highest posts as
Grand Director and
later as
Chief Envoy (正使;
zhèngshǐ)
during his sea voyages. Over the next
three decades he
conducted seven...
- of free
philosophical aperçus." One of the
major defining features of
Zhengshi Xuanxue is the "Pure Conversation" (清談)
gatherings that took
place among...
