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Shusha – the town of the dead. Photo-report.
Shusha by Travel-images.com
Shoushi Foundation Archived 21
December 2021 at the
Wayback Machine Shushi portal...
- were created. In 1281 (the 7th year of Chungnyeol's reign) the Yuan-made
Shòushí calendar (수시력; 授時曆) was adopted. However,
Goryeo scholars tended to prefer...
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calendar (戊寅元曆; 戊寅元历; 'earth
tiger epoch calendar'). The Yuan
dynasty Shòushí calendar (授時曆; 授时历; 'season
granting calendar') used
spherical trigonometry...
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History of
Mathematics Archive,
University of St
Andrews Article on the
Shoushi calendar from the
National University of
Singapore Culture story site Guo...
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interpolation formula for his
astronomical calculations. His calendar, the
Shoushi Li (授時暦; 'Time
Granting Calendar'), was
disseminated in 1281 as the official...
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calendar was in need of reform.
Although the Ming had
adopted Guo Shoujing's
Shoushi calendar of 1281,
which was just as
accurate as the
Gregorian calendar...
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calendar or the
Taichu calendar in the Han
dynasty and Tang dynasty, the
Shoushi calendar in the Yuan dynasty, and the
Daming calendar in the Ming dynasty...
- is 1⁄60 of a
major kè and 1⁄10 of a
minor kè. In 1280, Guo Shoujing's
Shòushí Calendar (授时曆)
subdivided each fēn into 100 miǎo (秒).
Using the definition...
- Body, Deflect, Parry, and
Punch (Zhuǎnshēn Bānlánchuí, 转身搬拦捶)
Apparent Close Up (Rúfēng Sìbì, 如封似闭)
Cross Hands (Shízìshǒu, 十字手)
Closing (
Shōushì, 收势)...
- 戊寅元曆; 'earth
tiger epoch calendar'). The Yuan
dynasty (13th/14th century)
Shòushí calendar (授时历; 授时曆; 'teaching time calendar') used
spherical trigonometry...
