- Li
Zhongchen (Chinese: 李忠臣) (716 – July 8, 784), né Dong Qin (董秦), was a
general of the
Chinese Tang dynasty. He was
known as both a
supporter of the...
- Ma
Zhongchen (Chinese: 马忠臣;
September 1936 –
January 12, 2021) was a
politician from the People's
Republic of China. Ma was born in Tai'an,
Shandong Province...
- Gu
Zhongchen (simplified Chinese: 顾忠琛;
traditional Chinese: 顧忠琛; pinyin: Gù
Zhōngchēn; Wade–Giles: Ku Chong-ch'en; Hepburn: Ko Chōchin; 1860 – July 31...
-
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Lǐ
Zhōngchēn Yue:
Cantonese Jyutping lei5 zung1-sam1...
- First-ranked Vice-Premier of the
State Council 2008–2013 Preceded by Ma
Zhongchen Governor of
Henan 1998–2003 Succeeded by Li
Chengyu ****embly
seats Preceded by...
-
Emperor Daizong announced a
campaign against Tian, with Li
Zhengji and Li
Zhongchen attacking Weibo from the south, and Zhu Tao, Li Baochen, and Xue Jianxun...
-
rather than
merit would ultimately bring one power.
Chang Gun (779) Li
Zhongchen (779–784) Cui
Youfu (779–780) Qiao Lin (779) Yang Yan (779–781) Lu Qi...
- on 4
March 2016.
Retrieved 30
December 2014.
Mingshi (Vol 121). Chao,
Zhongchen (2000).
Chongzhen zhuan (崇禎傳) ISBN 957-05-1612-7 ****an,
Brian M. (2000)...
- Tang Erho:
Chairman of the
North China Political Affairs Commission Gu
Zhongchen: Vice-Chief of the
Examination Yuan (1940–1944),
Chief of the Examination...
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March 1990-December 1992 Li
Changchun (李长春):
December 1992-March 1998 Ma
Zhongchen (马忠臣):
March 1998-October 2000 Chen
Kuiyuan (陈奎元):
October 2000-December...
