- Xu
Qinxian (Chinese: 徐勤先;
August 1935 – 8
January 2021) was a
Chinese major general of the People's
Liberation Army. As
commander of the 38th
Group Army...
- Qin
County or
Qinxian (simplified Chinese: 沁县;
traditional Chinese: 沁縣; pinyin: Qìn Xiàn) is a
county in the southeast-central part of
Shanxi province...
- Moderates: Zhao
Ziyang Hu Qili Wan Li Bao Tong Yan
Mingfu Xi
Zhongxun Xu
Qinxian Student leaders: Wang Dan Wu'erkaixi Chai Ling Shen Tong Liu Gang Feng...
-
mobilization may have been
motivated by
concerns of insubordination. Xu
Qinxian, the
commander of the 38th Army, the best-equipped army
corps of the Beijing...
- In June 1989, he was
promoted again to
become commander,
succeeding Xu
Qinxian, who was court-martialed,
jailed for five
years and
expelled from the CCP...
-
Wanyan Zonggan,
Prince of Liao (遼王 完顏宗幹, d. 17 June 1141), 1st son
Empress Qinxian, of the
Heseri clan (欽憲皇后 紇石烈氏)
Wanyan Zongwang,
Prince Huansu of Song...
- Chen
Yixin Xu
Yiren (Moved to
Idols Ft) Xu Yi (Moved to
Idols Ft)
Xiong Qinxian (Moved to
Idols Ft) Yang ****ting (Moved to
Idols Ft) Yu
Jiayi (Moved to...
- and was
transferred to
Guangxi in 1965. The city was
originally a
county Qinxian (postal: Yamhsien). From the
beginning of the
present era[when?], Qinzhou...
- Chen
Yixin Xu
Yiren (Moved to
Idols Ft) Xu Yi (Moved to
Idols Ft)
Xiong Qinxian (Moved to
Idols Ft) Yang ****ting (Moved to
Idols Ft) Yu
Jiayi (Moved to...
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initial mobilisation of the
units tasked with
quelling the unrest, Xu
Qinxian,
commander of the 38th
Group Army,
refused to
order his army to mobilise...
