- Xue
Rengao (Chinese: 薛仁杲; died 618), also
known as Xue
Renguo (薛仁果), was an
emperor of the short-lived
state of Qin,
established by his
father Xue Ju (Emperor...
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Rengao is a
North Bahnaric language. It is
spoken in
parts of
south and
central Vietnam.
Rengao at
Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required)...
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North Bahnaric Sedang Halang Sedang Todrah Monom Kayong Hre Bahnar-
Rengao Bahnar Rengao Jeh
Trieng Romam Katua Paul
Sidwell (2015:183)
lists the following...
- statehood. The
Kingdom of Sedang, as he
named it,
incorporated the Bahnar,
Rengao, and
Sedang tribes. Mayréna was
elected King by the
chiefs of
these tribes...
- Qin, who sent his son Xue
Rengao toward Chang'an. Li Yuan sent Li
Shimin to
resist Xue
Rengao, and Li
Shimin defeated Xue
Rengao at
Fufeng (in
modern Baoji...
- the
other contenders,
including Li Gui, Dou Jiande, Wang Shichong, Xue
Rengao and Liu Wuzhou. By 628, the Tang
dynasty had
succeeded in
uniting all of...
- Qians****yuan: The Tang
dynasty scores a
decisive victory over
their rival Xue
Rengao. Tong
Yabghu Qaghan becomes the new
ruler (khagan) of the
Western Turkic...
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toward the Tang
capital Chang'an
before dying of
illness in 618. His son Xue
Rengao inherited his
throne but was soon
defeated and
killed by the Tang general...
- Qin, he
created her empress. It is not
known whether his
crown prince Xue
Rengao or the only
other son of his
whose name was
recorded in history, Xue Renyue...
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basketball player 2001 –
Joshua Rush,
American actor and
activist 618 – Xue
Rengao,
emperor of Qin 648 – John III of the Sedre,
Syriac Orthodox Patriarch of...
