Ancient nomadic people of northern China related to the Donghu; they were defeated by the Xiongnu and retreated to the Wuhuan Mountains before eventually migrating into central China.

Luo Ronghuan (1902-1963), a Chinese Communist general and one of the Ten Great Marshals

To stay or linger; to pace about or hesitate to move forward; to wait and see

Duke Huan of Qi (reigned 685–643 BC), a famous ruler of the State of Qi during the Spring and Autumn Period; he is considered the first of the [[春秋五霸|春秋五霸|chun1 qiu1 wu3 ba4]].

personal name of Emperor Qinzong of Northern Song (1100-1156), the last emperor of the Northern Song dynasty who reigned from 1126 to 1127

Huantai County in the city of [[淄博|淄博|zi1 bo2]], Shandong Province

Huantai county in [[淄博|淄博|zi1 bo2]] city, Shandong province

Zhang Yinhuan (1837-1900), a senior diplomat and politician during the late Qing dynasty.

Emperor Huan of the Eastern Han dynasty (reigned 146–168), given name [[刘志|劉志|liu2 zhi4]]. His reign was marked by the dominance of powerful eunuchs and the start of the 'disaster of partisan prohibitions', which led to the further weakening of the dynasty.

Huan Kuan (dates unknown), a Western Han dynasty scholar and official from Runan, known for writing the "Discourse on Salt and Iron" ([[盐铁论|鹽鐵論|yan2 tie3 lun4]]).

(literary) mighty and powerful; displaying martial prowess

Huan Wen (312–373), a powerful general and regent of the Eastern Jin dynasty who led multiple northern expeditions and briefly seized control of the imperial court

Huan Xuan (369-404), an Eastern Jin general and briefly an emperor who declared himself ruler of the short-lived Chu state

Huan Tan (c. 20 BC – 56 AD), a philosopher and scholar of the Eastern Han dynasty from Peiguo (modern Suixi, Anhui); he was known for his wide learning, his critiques of contemporary superstition, and his work "Xin Lun" (New Treatise).

to pace back and forth; to linger at a place or stay over; to hover or spiral.