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• Assassination of Li Xiang
  ...l> during a routine inspection of the town of [[Zhengzhong]]. Alongside Li Xiang, the entire Dragon garrison was killed by the Zhengzhong Rebellion. The reb
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• Assassination of Li Xiang
  ...l> during a routine inspection of the town of [[Zhengzhong]]. Alongside Li Xiang, the entire Dragon garrison was killed by the Zhengzhong Rebellion. The reb
  725 bytes (109 words) - 02:58, 2 April 2022
• Yao Jin
  ...text1 = <br><small>(under the [[Xiaodong#Xiang dynasty (300BCE-500CE)|Xiang Empire]]) ...ce = Lunkeng, Langang Province, [[Xiaodong#Xiang dynasty (300BCE-500CE)|Xiang Empire]]
  4 KB (504 words) - 19:59, 6 November 2019
• Sengshui
  ...m, coupled with the increasing centralisation and bureaucratisation of the Xiang dynasty resulted in a more formal Sengshui system. During the Xiang and Sun dynasties the power of Zohist monks was more limited. The nobility,
  4 KB (588 words) - 21:09, 12 March 2022
• Calagainian Strategic Warfare Council
  * [[Li Xiang]] ({{lang-zh|labels=no|t=李想}})
  885 bytes (108 words) - 13:57, 6 May 2021
• Spread of Zohism
  ...both removed persecution and elevated Zohism to a state religion of the [[Xiang dynasty]]. Under the patronage of successive [[Shangea|Shangean dynasties]] ...ived in their conversions, or were later conquered by the Xiang. The Later Xiang and [[Shangea#History|subsequent dynasties]] would be powerful centres of Z
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• Gyadrul
  ...seen to be the major existential threat to the state's existence. As the [[Xiang dynasty]] emerged as a larger existential threat, Gyadrul groups were settl ...court annals around 650 BCE, coinciding with the early expansions of the [[Xiang dynasty]] in Shangea. The term is formed from the words བརྒྱ ''gya'
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• Huang Shao
  ...creasing tax rates which were undertaken by the Governor of Xiongshu, [[Li Xiang]]. Nothing is known of Huang Shao's time between leaving Renmen and reappea ...lion, and was led by Huang Shao, He Yi and Jia Juan. After the death of Li Xiang, Huang Shao declared the creation of the [[Zhengzhong Army]]. Historically,
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• Asmium
  |national_languages = {{wpl|Cantonese|Qiuan}}, {{wpl|Xiang Chinese|Shen}}, {{wpl|Korean language|Dol}}
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• Kealakekua
  |regional_languages = {{wp|Rotuman language|Uean}}<br>{{wp|Xiang Chinese|Qyredine}}
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• Zohism
  ...revolts against the [[Xiang dynasty]]. It was adopted by [[Emperor Min of Xiang|Emperor Min]], along with {{wp|Confucianism|Taoshi}} and {{wp|Legalism|Droi [[File:Shan-XiangContention.png|thumb|right|200px|States of the [[Shan-Xiang Contention]] in 650 BCE.]]
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• Xiaodongese people
  ...rthern areas of [[Min]]. The first Xiaodongese state, the Kingdom of Great Xiang (大向王国; Dà Xiàng Wángguó) was created in 300BCE. Since then the ...ynasty that ruled over them - under the Xiang this would be "the people of Xiang" (向人; ''Xiàng Rén'') with the same system being applied under the Tao
  10 KB (1,454 words) - 02:30, 18 September 2019
• Qyredine-Tangkuoan War
  The '''Qyredine-Tangkuoan War''' ({{wp|Chinese characters|Yen}}: 桀唐戰爭, {{wp|Xiang Chinese|Qyredine}}: ''Chie Dan chantson'') was a conflict in East Catai bet
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• Li Jinhai
  |successor1 = [[Xiang Fang]]
  3 KB (446 words) - 18:47, 3 May 2021
• Cantonia
  | {{wp|Xiang Chinese|Xiang}}
  7 KB (867 words) - 02:16, 10 March 2022
• Names of Da Huang
  | hsn = <!-- Xiang romanization --> | hsn2 = <!-- Xiang romanization2 -->
  17 KB (1,938 words) - 11:33, 9 September 2023
• Autonomous Province of Chanwa
  ...authority over the area always remained shaky at best. The collapse of the Xiang dynasty meant control over the region passed once again to tribal confedera ..., with protracted fighting fought in the region up until the demise of the Xiang dynasty.
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• Siamat
  ...s comes from the [[Xiang dynasty in Siamat|period of occupation]] by the [[Xiang dynasty]], and by the Svai Empire had come to mean those who were {{wp|Chin ...the Sun dynasty the area seems to have briefly become independent under a Xiang prince, the Prince of x, before returning to Sun control in unclear circums
  21 KB (3,080 words) - 17:36, 5 September 2023
• 2nd millennium BCE
  ...ght: Depiction of 2 Calidum deities, the [[Striding Lion]], the [[Qingtong Xiang]], city of [[Atontec]], ''[[Statue of Ibiha-Ili]]'', Depiction of a Plevapo
  5 KB (652 words) - 10:39, 23 January 2023
• President of Yuan
  |'''[[Zuan Xiang]]'''<br>{{small|(1922-1927)}}
  6 KB (840 words) - 19:29, 19 July 2022
• Executive Council (Shangea)
  | Xiang Pengfei
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