chǔ​huái​wáng

King Huai of Chu

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  • created reference approved 楚怀王/楚懷王 → 楚义帝/楚義帝 (see) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

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    楚义帝 / 楚義帝 chǔ​yì​dì

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  • created reference approved 楚怀王/楚懷王 → 项羽/項羽 (see) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

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    项羽 / 項羽 xiàng​yǔ

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  • created sense approved 楚怀王/楚懷王 · chǔ​huái​wáng · King Huai of Chu — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

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    King Huai of Chu

    King Huai of Chu (reigned 328–299 BC), a ruler of the State of Chu during the Warring States period who is known for his political incompetence and for banishing the poet [[屈原|屈原|qu1 yuan2]].

    楚 (literal) → 楚 · chǔ · Chu State 怀 (literal) → 怀/懷 · huái · Huai 王 (literal) → 王 · wáng · king

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  • created sense approved 楚怀王/楚懷王 · chǔ​huái​wáng · King Huai of Chu (grandson) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

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    King Huai of Chu (grandson)

    The grandson of the original King Huai of Chu who was later placed on the throne by rebel forces at the end of the Qin dynasty; he was later renamed [[楚义帝|楚義帝|chu3 yi4 di4]] by [[项羽|項羽|xiang4 yu3]].

    楚 (literal) → 楚 · chǔ · Chu State 怀 (literal) → 怀/懷 · huái · Huai 王 (literal) → 王 · wáng · king

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