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Anseong (Korean: 안성;
Korean pronunciation: [an.sʌŋ]) is a city in
Gyeonggi Province,
South Korea, 80
kilometres (50 mi)
south of Seoul.
Anseong promotes...
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second daughter Married Li Rang (李讓), and had
issue (one son)
Princess Ancheng (安成公主; 1384 – 16
September 1443), the
Yongle Emperor's
third daughter Married...
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Changsha 長沙
Linxiang County 臨湘縣 10
Wuchang 武昌
Wuchang County 武昌縣 6
Ancheng 安成
Ancheng County 安成縣 6
Pengze 彭澤
Pengze County 彭澤縣 4 Yidu 宜都
Yidao County 夷道縣...
- brother,
carried the
title of
Prince of
Ancheng,
Consort Chen was
honored as the
Princess Dowager of
Ancheng.
After the
impulsive and
violent Emperor...
- (Chinese: 蕭秀; pinyin: Xiāo Xiù),
formally Prince Kang of
Ancheng (Chinese: 安成康王; pinyin:
Ānchéng Kāng Wáng (475–518), was a
younger half-brother of Xiao...
- throne. Xiao
Daocheng made
Emperor Houfei's
brother Liu Zhun the
Prince of
Ancheng emperor (as
Emperor Shun). In response, the
general Shen
Youzhi arose with...
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important matters. The victor,
Emperor Fei's
uncle Chen Xu the
Prince of
Ancheng,
deposed Emperor Fei in
winter 568 and took the
throne himself in spring...
- captured,
abandoned Luoyang and fled north, to Yecheng,
which he
converted to
Ancheng Muni****lity. At the time that An
arrived at Yecheng, he had only 1,000...
- (aged 70)
Spouse Emperor Wen of Han
Issue Eldest Princess Guantao Emperor Jing of Han Liu Wu,
Prince Xiao of
Liang Father Dou Chong,
Marquis Ancheng...
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Prince Jian of Zhao (19
January 1383 – 5
October 1431),
third son
Princess Ancheng (安成公主; 1384 – 16
September 1443),
third daughter Married Song Hu, Marquis...
