- Li
Congyan (李從曮) (898 –
November 26, 946), né Li
Jiyan (李繼曮) (name
changed 926),
formally the
Prince of Qi (岐王), was a son and the heir of Li Maozhen...
-
Canadian Fleabane Wu, Bingde; Zhang, Huanshi; Jiang, Kun; Zhou, Jiawei; Wang,
Congyan (2019). "Erigeron
canadensis affects the
taxonomic and
functional diversity...
-
Capet and
progenitor of the
Capetian Kings (approximate date) (d. 956) Li
Congyan,
Chinese general (d. 946) Sang Weihan,
Chinese chief of
staff (d. 947)...
-
submitted to
Later Tang. (After Li Maozhen's
death in 924, his son Li
Congyan would continue to
govern Fengxiang until 926, when he was
removed by the...
- 859) Lady Xu Xinyue, wife of Qian
Yuanguan (b. 902)
November 26 – Li
Congyan,
Chinese general (b. 898) Abu Bakr bin
Yahya al-Suli,
Abbasid scholar and...
- Xiaoyun; Zhang, Mengqi; Liu, Shanshan; Pan, Shanshan; Xue, Weizhen; Wang,
Congyan; Mao, Chunyan; Zhang, He (2021). "Chromosome-level
genome ****embly of the...
- removed". The ****an Times. 3
August 2001.
Retrieved 4
December 2019. Cai,
Congyan (2019). The Rise of
China and
International Law:
Taking Chinese Exceptionalism...
-
athlete 399 – Siricius, pope of the
Catholic Church (b. 334) 946 – Li
Congyan,
Chinese general (b. 898) 975 –
Conrad of Constance,
German bishop and...
- 859) Lady Xu Xinyue, wife of Qian
Yuanguan (b. 902)
November 26 – Li
Congyan,
Chinese general (b. 898) Abu Bakr bin
Yahya al-Suli,
Abbasid scholar and...
- sons and
three daughters for Li Maozhen. The four sons were his
oldest Li
Congyan, Li
Congchang (李從昶), Li
Congzhao (李從昭), and Li
Jiwei (李繼暐). (The fact that...
