- (李)
Given name:
Initially Yǎn (儼),
later Xuān (儇) (changed 873) Era
dates Qíanfú (乾符) 874–879 Guǎngmíng (廣明) 880–881 Zhōnghé (中和) 881–885 Guāngqǐ (光啟) 885–888...
- Li
Qianfu (Chinese: 李潛夫),
courtesy name
Xingdao (行道), was a 14th-century
Chinese playwright of the Yuan dynasty. His
works include The
Chalk Circle (灰闌記)...
- The
Qianfu Lun (Chinese: 潛夫論,
Qiánfū lún, "Comments of a Recluse"), also
known by its Wade-Giles
romanization Ch'ien-fu Lun, is a political-metaphysical...
- a
Qianfu Shan (
Qianfu Mount),
located north of the
county seat of
Zhenyuan County in
memory of Wang Fu, on
which Qianfu Mu (
Qianfu Tomb) and
Qianfu Ting...
-
Zhuangzi or Chuang-tzu, in two of the
Confucian “Outer Chapters” (Xunzi and
Qianfu Lun), a
legalist book (Guanzi), and an
early etymological dictionary Shuowen...
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around the
Three Kingdoms period in history. He was a
Confucian who
wrote Qianfu Lun. lu
Shang or the T'ai Kung
lived in
seclusion after King Zhou ignored...
- The
Chalk Circle (sometimes
translated The
Circle of Chalk), by Li
Qianfu, is a Yuan
dynasty (1259–1368)
Chinese classical zaju
verse play and gong'an...
- (approximate date) Kavi
Malla –
Manmathavijaya Peterborough Psalter Li
Qianfu –
Circle of
Chalk (Chinese: 灰闌記; pinyin: huīlán jì) c. 1350 –
Misteri d'Elx...
- 李儇 16
August 873 – 20
April 888 (14 years, 8 months and 4 days) Era(s)
Qianfu (乾符) 17
December 874 – 13
February 880
Guangming (廣明) 14
February 880 –...
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Zhang Zhao (894–972),
known as
Zhang Zhaoyuan before 947,
courtesy name
Qianfu, was a
Chinese scholar-official, historian, and poet
during the Five Dynasties...
