- Yang
Fuguang (Chinese: 楊復光) (842–883),
formally Duke
Zhongsu of
Hongnong (弘農忠肅公), was a
Chinese eunuch,
military general, and
politician of the Tang dynasty...
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Archived from the
original on 1
February 2016.
Retrieved 31
January 2016. Li,
Fuguang; Fan, Guangyi; Wang, Kunbo; Sun, Fengming; Yuan, Youlu; Song, Guoli; Li...
- the Tang
generals who had been
battling Huang's forces, the
eunuch Yang
Fuguang, was
stuck at
Zhongwu Circuit, and the
military governor (Jiedushi) Zhou...
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career as an army
officer under the Tang
dynasty eunuch generals Yang
Fuguang and Tian Lingzi,
eventually seizing control of the
modern Sichuan and Chongqing...
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Northern Gan. The
Language Atlas sees Gan
divided into Changdu, Yiliu, Jicha,
Fuguang, Yingyi, Datong, Dongsui, Huaiyue, and
Leizi branches.
Nanchangnese is...
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sending his
deputy Shang Junzhang (尚君長) to meet the
eunuch general Yang
Fuguang to
negotiate a surrender. However, Song, who
opposed a
peace with Wang...
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Shiling ****
Jishe Xiuyi Qide
Yanzhou Jingzhan Gan
Changjing Yiliu Jicha Fuguang Yingyi Datong Leizi Dongsui Huaiyue Xiang Changyi Loushao Jixu Yue Guangfu...
- des
climats tempéré. Troisième Èdition. Wang, Yue; Zhao, Yiguang; Xue,
Fuguang; Nan, Xuemei; Wang, ****; Hua, Dengke; Liu, Jun; Yang, Liang; Jiang, Linshu;...
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later came to
serve under the
imperial eunuch general Yang
Fuguang,
becoming Yang
Fuguang's adoptive son. He was
gradually promoted in the
imperial guard...
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warlord (d. 899)
Pietro I Candiano, doge of
Venice (approximate date) Yang
Fuguang,
Chinese general (d. 883)
January 5 – Al-Mu'tasim,
Muslim caliph (b. 796)...
