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Zhangzi County (simplified Chinese: 长子县;
traditional Chinese: 長子縣; pinyin:
Zhǎngzǐ Xiàn) is a
county in the
southeast of
Shanxi province, China. It is...
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Cilin (慈林) may
refer to: Cilin,
Zhangzi County, town in
Zhangzi County, Shanxi,
China Cilin, Fenghua,
village in
Fenghua District, Ningbo, Zhejiang, China...
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spies that one of his generals,
Zhangzi, had
surrendered to the enemy, Qin. King Wei
refused to
believe that
Zhangzi had deserted. Sure enough, "a short...
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south of
Changping P**** (at the
border between present-day
Gaoping and
Zhangzi County). In April, the Zhao army
first encountered the Qin army west of...
- 27th
Corps accomplished their aim of
pinning down the ****anese in the
Zhangzi and
Changzhi area. However, in
southwestern Shanxi, the main
effort of...
- the main army
heading for
Zhangzi.
Murong Yong
personally engaged Murong C**** but was defeated, and he fled back to
Zhangzi to try to
defend the city...
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killed by
Eastern Jin forces. Yong then
occupied Fu Pi's
capital at
Zhangzi (長子, in
modern Changzhi, Shanxi),
where contrary to his
previous intentions...
- 844
Pingshun County 150,955
Licheng County 158,541
Huguan County 291,609
Zhangzi County 353,266
Wuxiang County 182,548 Qin(xian)
County 172,205 Qinyuan...
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translated as "Prince of the
Second Rank" or "Prince of a Commandery".
Zhangzi (长子; 長子;
zhángzǐ; jangdzi),
meaning "eldest son" or "chief son",
refers to the heir...
- Túnliú (屯留) (the
south of modern-day
Tunliu County),
Zhǎngzĭ (长子) (the
south west of modern-day
Zhangzi County, Chángpíng (长平) and Xuànshì (泫氏) (both in modern-day...
