Qin — can refer to: Contents 1 Chinese dynasties and states 2 People in history 3 People 4 Surnames 5 … Wikipedia
Qin Keqing — (Chinese: 秦可卿; Pinyin: Qín Kěqíng) is a major character in Dream of the Red Chamber. She is the wife of Jia Rong, Cavaliar of the Imperial Guards and Baoyu s nephew from the Ningguo House. Therefore, Keqing is Baoyu s niece in law. Keqing is… … Wikipedia
Qin (state) — For the dynasty founded by the state after unification, see Qin Dynasty. State of Qin 秦 Kingdom … Wikipedia
Qin (État) — État de Qin Pour les articles homonymes, voir Qin. État de Qin (calligraphie chinoise ancienne, 220 av. J. C.) L État de Qin ou Ts in (EFEO) (秦) (v. 771 av. J. C. 207 av. J. C.) apparaît au début de la dynastie des Zhou Orientaux, dans la vallée… … Wikipédia en Français
Qin Liangyu — (秦良玉 1574 1648) was born in Zhong County, Sichuan during the late Ming Dynasty. From youth, she learned from her father the skills of horse archery and martial combat, as well as proficiency in poetry. She married a local district commander of… … Wikipedia
Qin (Staat) — Qin (chinesisch 秦 Qín, W. G. Ch’in oder auch Ts’in, (778 v. Chr. – 207 v. Chr.) war ein Königreich in China während der Zeit der Frühlings und Herbstannalen sowie der Zeit der Streitenden Reiche. Der Staat Qin verfolgte eine expansive… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Zhong Xang Yajiaumo — Born June 26, 1154Died (Sometime in Winter) of 1209 Zhong Xang Yajiaumo, also known as Tou Long Vaj, was the General of the Huang of the Maio people, today they are known as the Hmong, during the 11th Century through mid 12th Century in Southern… … Wikipedia
Qin Shi Huang — This article is about Qin Shi Huangdi, an ancient Chinese king and emperor. For other uses, see Qin Shi Huang (disambiguation). Qin Shi … Wikipedia
zhong — ▪ Chinese bell Wade Giles romanization chung Chinese clapperless bronze bells produced mainly during the late Zhou (c. 600–255 BC) dynasty and used as a percussion instrument in ancient China. Although the term also denotes the religious… … Universalium
Qin Yueren — Bian Que (chin. 扁鵲 / 扁鹊, Biǎn Què, W. G. Pien Ch üeh, auch: Qiao Bian und Pien Ch iao; ca. 500 v. Chr.) wurde im heutigen Renqiu in Hebei geboren. Der Name Bian Que bedeutet Vogel .[1] Sein richtiger Name war Qin Yueren (chin. 秦越人, Qín Yuèrén),… … Deutsch Wikipedia
