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Emperor Jiemin Of Northern Wei - Reign
... He treated Yuan Ye with honor, creating him the Prince of Donghai ... referred to each other as "false.") He posthumously honored his father Yuan Yu as emperor, but only honored his mother Lady Wang as princess dowager, perhaps out of respect ... He also created his brother Yuan Yongye the Prince of Gaomi and his son Yuan Shu (元恕) as Prince of Bohai ...
... He treated Yuan Ye with honor, creating him the Prince of Donghai ... referred to each other as "false.") He posthumously honored his father Yuan Yu as emperor, but only honored his mother Lady Wang as princess dowager, perhaps out of respect ... He also created his brother Yuan Yongye the Prince of Gaomi and his son Yuan Shu (元恕) as Prince of Bohai ...
Yuan - In Fictional Use
... Yuan (Tales of Symphonia) (ユアン), a character from Tales of Symphonia Tao Yúan (Tao En), a character in Shaman King ...
... Yuan (Tales of Symphonia) (ユアン), a character from Tales of Symphonia Tao Yúan (Tao En), a character in Shaman King ...
Erzhu Rong - Death
... Yuan Hui (元徽) the Prince of Chengyang, the husband of Emperor Xiaozhuang's cousin, and Li Yu (李彧), Emperor Xiaozhuang's brother-in-law, both wanted more power, and ... repeat of the Heyin Massacre, and therefore engaged his officials Yang Kan (楊侃) and Yuan Luo (元羅) in the conspiracy as well ... Yuan Hui, however, persuaded Emperor Xiaozhuang that even if Erzhu Rong was not planning a coup, that he still should not be allowed to be left alive ...
... Yuan Hui (元徽) the Prince of Chengyang, the husband of Emperor Xiaozhuang's cousin, and Li Yu (李彧), Emperor Xiaozhuang's brother-in-law, both wanted more power, and ... repeat of the Heyin Massacre, and therefore engaged his officials Yang Kan (楊侃) and Yuan Luo (元羅) in the conspiracy as well ... Yuan Hui, however, persuaded Emperor Xiaozhuang that even if Erzhu Rong was not planning a coup, that he still should not be allowed to be left alive ...
Emperor Jiemin Of Northern Wei - Background
... Yuan Gong was born in 498, during the reign of Emperor Xiaowen ... His father was Yuan Yu (元羽) the Prince of Guangling, a son of Emperor Xianwen and a brother of Emperor Xiaowen ... His mother was Yuan Yu's concubine Lady Wang ...
... Yuan Gong was born in 498, during the reign of Emperor Xiaowen ... His father was Yuan Yu (元羽) the Prince of Guangling, a son of Emperor Xianwen and a brother of Emperor Xiaowen ... His mother was Yuan Yu's concubine Lady Wang ...
Shanghai International Circuit - History
... Costing approximately 2.6 billion yuan ($450 million), the circuit was financed by a government-funded joint-venture company, consisting of the Shanghai Juss Corporation, Shanghai National ... prices for prime seats range would decrease from 3,580-3,980 yuan in 2010 to 1,980-3,280 yuan in 2011 ...
... Costing approximately 2.6 billion yuan ($450 million), the circuit was financed by a government-funded joint-venture company, consisting of the Shanghai Juss Corporation, Shanghai National ... prices for prime seats range would decrease from 3,580-3,980 yuan in 2010 to 1,980-3,280 yuan in 2011 ...