Alphabetical List of the Chinese and Japanese EmperorsE.J. Brill, 1893 - 70 páginas |
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ALPHABETICAL LIST Ch'u Chang Chêng Chinese characters Ching Chung emperor Emperor of Japan Emperors of China Empress Fung Hiao Hien Ho Ping Hwang Hwei I-ching Japanese Jên Tsung K'ai K'ang K'ien K'ing K'wan Kang keï Kêng Khi-tan Kien King Kung Kwan Kwang kwei Kwoh Liang Lung Mikado Mikado of north mikoto Ming Nan Sung Nengo Ngan Ning north Japan northern dynasty A.D. P'ing Peh Sung Peh Tsi Peh Wei Ping Pring reigned reki Shao Shên Shêng Shing Shoguns of Japan Shun Siang Siebold Stokvis says Süan Syau Syô T'ai Tsu T'ang Tang Têh Ten-wau Tien-hwang Go Ting toku Tsing Tung Tsin Tyau Wang Wên Wu Fung Wu Ti Yeï Ying Yüan Yüan Hing Yüan Yung Hing Yung 文帝 明帝 武帝
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Página 3 - I. An alphabetical list of the Emperors of China and of their Year-titles or Nien-Hao
Página 5 - AN ALPHABETICAL LIST -~ OF THE EMPERORS OF CHINA AND OF THEIR YEAR-TITLES OR
Página 39 - transcribed them according to his own familiar alphabet, so that the most ludicrous confusion reigns in these names, which are in some cases quite unrecognizable. To give a single example from the lists of Von Siebold and Reed. These authors write the following Ñengo in this fashion, not being even themselves constant
Página 40 - so that a new and correct list is no superfluity; especially as the lists published hitherto present the greatest divergencies and some bewildering errors which, repeated by historical writers, not knowing the Chinese or Japanese language, are thus for ever propagated. For example the period AD 1441 — 1443 was dubbed Ka-kitu
Página 51 - of Japan. In AD 1185 the great officers of Japan had organised a formidable revolt. The Mikado Go Toba put on foot a large army, in order to suppress this revolt, the commandment of which he entrusted to one of the princes of the blood:
Página 33 - Ts'êh Wan Sui T'ien Tsung T'ien Ts'ze Ta T'ung .T'ien T'ung T'ien Yew Ts'ai Ch'u Tsin T'ai Tsing K'ang Ts'ing Lung Ts'ing Ning Ts'ing T'ai Tsnng Chang Ts'ung Chêng Ts'ung Fuh Ts'ung K'ing Ts'ung Ning Ts'ung Têh T'ung Chi T'ung Ho T'ung Kwang
Página 43 - chang) is said by Mr. Stokvis to have reigned from 1565 - 1568. He is neither mentioned by Von Siebold nor in the Jap. synchr. tables. Besides, Von Siebold, after the Jap. chronol. tables, says that Yosi-naga was already murdered in 1561 by
Página 40 - was in his time no font of Chinese characters in the Netherlands, but still he has given a lithographed table of Japanese history and chronology which enables the student to correct the mistakes in his transcription. But the other authors did the
Página 45 - Japanese month, and was thus reckoned by the compiler of the Synchronistic tables to belong still to the year 1867. We have noticed also the following errors in the list of Ñengo published by Mr. Stokvis. The period Ken-toku
Página 5 - without the Chinese characters added to it. As far as we are aware, an alphabetical list of these designations has never been published; and however useful the abovenamed lists may be, they are not very convenient for reference.