- Li
Weiyue (李惟岳) (died
March 9, 782) was the son of the
Chinese Tang
dynasty general Li Baochen.
After Li Baochen's
death in 781, Li
Weiyue tried to succeed...
-
imperial government,
wanted to p**** his
position to his son Li
Weiyue, but
believing Li
Weiyue to be weak in
personality and
might not be able to
stand up...
- Baochen's life, he
wanted to p**** his
position to his son Li
Weiyue, but
feared that Li
Weiyue was weak in
personality and
could not
control the officers...
- to give the
offices that Li
Weiyue wanted to
whoever would cut off Li
Weiyue's head and
advocated for an
attack on Li
Weiyue. Wang
Wujun thus
notified Wang...
- 'fifth month' 6
between 21 June – 23 July * 荷月; héyuè; 'lotus month' 未月;
wèiyuè; 'goat month' 六月; liùyuè; 'sixth month' 7
between 23 July – 23
August *...
-
History of the Song Dynasty,
volume 307,
biography 66,
records how Qiao
Weiyue, a high-ranking tax administrator, was
frustrated at the
frequent losses...
-
persuade Li
Weiyue's officer Zhang Xiaozhong to turn
against him and
attack Li
Weiyue with Zhu, and
under pressure,
another officer of Li
Weiyue's, Wang Wujun...
-
trouble reaching higher elevations after the Song
official and
engineer Qiao
Weiyue (926-1001)
invented the
pound lock in the 10th century. The
canal has been...
-
lintel was
mounted in
traditional Han-Style in 1927 on the
initiative of Gao
Weiyue (高维岳), the
ruler of the
former province of
Chahar (now
Inner Mongolia)....
- p**** his
territory to his son Li
Weiyue, but as Li
Weiyue was
described to be weak in personality, he
feared that Li
Weiyue would not be able to
control the...
