Portents of Protest in the Later Han Dynasty: The Memorials of Hsiang K'ai to Emperor Huan |
Contents
Acknowledgments | 1 |
The significance of portents in the reign | 9 |
THE BIOGRAPHY OF HSIANG KAI | 21 |
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annals appear Bielenstein biography capital century A.D. Ch'en Fan Ch'eng Chin Ch'un-ch'iu Chang Heng chih 12 Chinese astronomy Ching Fang Chou chuan Civilisation in China commandery commentary constellation court Crespigny Dubs Duke eclipses Emperor Huan Emperor Ling Emperor Wu Empress née eunuchs executed Fan Yeh Five Elements Former Han Dynasty Grand Administrator harem heaven HHS 102 chih Hou Han shu Hsiang K'ai Hsien Hsin Hsü Huan's Huang Huang Fu Huang-Lao Hui Tung Imperial China Jupiter Kuang Kung Ch'ung Lao-tzu Legge Liang family lieh-chuan Liu Chih Lo-yang Mars Mémoires historiques memorial memorialised number of portents observations omens Oppolzer Orbit palace period planet portents recorded prefecture Protest in Imperial punishment Rafe de Crespigny reference reign of Emperor remarks Schlegel scholar shih Ssu-ma stars T'ai-p'ing ching T'ai-wei Enclosure throne translated by Chavannes Treatise of Astronomy unfavourable portents Venus Wang Mang Yellow River Yen-hsi Yi-chuan Yu-fu-feng Yüan Yün



