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Wangba may
refer to:
Wangba, a town in Li County, Gansu,
China Wangba, a
Chinese era name used by the Tang
rebel Huang Chao from 878 to 880
Wangba, a Mandarin...
- "Generalissimo Who
Charges to the Heavens") and
changed the era name to
Wangba, to show
independence from the Tang regime. He then
captured Yi and Pu Prefectures...
- Qiu Fu (r. 860 CE)
Luoping 羅平 860 CE 7
months Huang Chao (r. 878–884 CE)
Wangba 王霸 878–880 CE 3
years Jintong 金統 880–884 CE 5
years Li Yun (r. 886 CE) Jianzhen...
- (Chairman),
Amumacha Mangang (Deputy Chairman),
Thoiba Meetei (Senior Member),
Wangba Angomcha (Senior Member),
Angousana Moi-rangcha (Senior Member),
James Paomei...
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other lower animals, so the word dàn (蛋) is a
metonym for offspring.
wángbā (王八) /
wàngbā (忘八) = softs**** turtle; this was an
insult as
early as the Song...
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Xinggang Village (邢港村)
Gongkou Village (公口村)
Yangshulin Village (杨树林村)
Wangba Village (王坝村)
Jiangyouzha Village (蒋油榨村)
Hongpu Village (洪铺村) Wuli Village...
- for "ricksha,"
wangbo ts'o. Wang Zhao
misheard it for the
Mandarin curse wángba dàn, "son of a **** [literally turtle’s egg]," and flew into a rage. He...
- Kuanchuan (宽川镇) Yongxing (永兴镇) Qishan (祁山镇) Honghe (红河镇) Yacheng (崖城镇) Taoping (洮坪镇) Baiguan (白关镇)
Wangba (王坝镇) Tanping (滩坪镇)...
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modern examples. For instance,
Morrison included descriptions for 王八 (
wángba, "tortoise" but also "cuckold; son of a ****; pimp") and 烏龜 (wūguī, "tortoise"...
- "Generalissimo Who
Charges to the Heavens") and
changed the era name to
Wangba, to show
independence from the Tang regime.
Shang subsequently followed...
