People · 284 · – 364 · historical figure
Ge Hong
Ge Hong (284 – 364), 4th century Chinese scholar and philosopher.
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People · 284 · – 364 · historical figure
Ge Hong (284 – 364), 4th century Chinese scholar and philosopher.
People · 177 · – 197 · historical figure
Cao Ang (177 – 197), Chinese warlord Cao Cao's eldest son (c.177–197).
People · 1033 · – 1107 · historical figure
Cheng Yi (1033 – 1107), Chinese philosopher (1033–1107).
People · 209 · – 242 · historical figure
Man Chong (209 – 242), Cao Wei general and official (died 242).
People · 147 · – 223 · historical figure
Jia Xu (147 – 223), Cao Wei politician and official (147-223).
People · 185 · – 231 · historical figure
Cao Zhen (185 – 231), State of Cao Wei general (died 231).
People · 156 · – 212 · historical figure
Ma Teng (156 – 212), Chinese Han dynasty warlord (died 212).
People · 145 · – 222 · historical figure
Huang Gai (145 – 222), Han dynasty general under warlord Sun Quan.
People · 153 · – 208 · historical figure
Kong Rong (153 – 208), Chinese official, scholar and writer (153–208).
People · 178 BC · – 116 BC · historical figure
Sima Xiangru (178 BC – 116 BC), Poet and writer.
People · 172 · – 217 · historical figure
Lu Su (172 – 217), Chinese politician, general and diplomat (172–217).
People · 441 · – 513 · historical figure
Shen Yue (441 – 513), Chinese poet, statesman, and historian (441–513).
People · 158 · – 241 · historical figure
Guan Ning (158 – 241), Cao Wei politician and writer (158–241).
People · 195 · – 220 · historical figure
Cao Xiong (195 – 220), son of Chinese Han dynasty warlord Cao Cao.
People · 1236 · – 1283 · historical figure
Wen Tianxiang (1236 – 1283), Chinese politician of the Song Dynasty.
People · 26 December 1893 · – 9 September 1976 · historical figure
Mao Zedong (26 December 1893 – 9 September 1976), 1st chairman of the Chinese Communist Party and founder of the People's Republic of China (1893–1976).
People · – 225 · historical figure
Xu Sheng (? – 225), General serving warlord Sun Quan (died c.225).
People · – 260 · historical figure
Wang Guan (? – 260), Chinese Cao Wei state official (died 260).
People · 110 · – 169 · historical figure
Li Ying (110 – 169), Han Dynasty Confucian scholar and official (died 169).
People · – 306 · historical figure
Sima Biao (? – 306), Jin dynasty historian and noble.
People · 200 · – 265 · historical figure
Ma Jun (200 – 265), 3rd century Chinese mechanical engineer.
People · historical figure
Jiang Ziwen, Taoist deity.
People · – 249 · historical figure
Jiang Ji (? – 249), Chinese Cao Wei state official and general (died 249).
People · 221 · – 278 · historical figure
Yang Hu (221 – 278), Chinese Jin dynasty general (221-278).
People · – 527 · historical figure
Li Daoyuan (? – 527), Chinese geographer, writer, and politician during the Northern Wei dynasty.
People · 1062 · – 1127 · historical figure
Li Shishi (1062 – 1127), Chinese prostitute of the Song Dynasty.
People · 276 · – 328 · historical figure
Huan Yi (276 – 328), Jin dynasty politician.
People · historical figure
Mei Bo, Shang dynasty official executed by King Zhou.
People · 174 · – 228 · historical figure
Cao Xiu (174 – 228), State of Cao Wei general (died 228).
People · 192 · – 232 · historical figure
Cao Zhi (192 – 232), State of Cao Wei prince and poet (192-232).
People · 1111 BC · – 1049 BC · historical figure
King Wen of Zhou (1111 BC – 1049 BC), King of Zhou.
People · 1517 · – 1593 · historical figure
Li Shizhen (1517 – 1593), Chinese polymath and scientist (1517-1593).
People · – 249 · historical figure
Cao Shuang (? – 249), Chinese general and Cao Wei regent (died 249).
People · 603 · – 626 · historical figure
Li Yuanji (603 – 626), Chinese prince.
People · 149 · – 191 · historical figure
Han Fu (149 – 191), Chinese official and warlord (died 191).
People · 190 · – 223 · historical figure
Cao Zhang (190 – 223), State of Cao Wei prince (died 223).
People · – 194 · historical figure
Cao Song (? – 194), Eastern Han dynasty official (died 193).
People · 1 July 1750 · – 22 February 1799 · historical figure
Heshen (1 July 1750 – 22 February 1799), Chinese politician (1750-1799).
People · – 220 · historical figure
Liu Feng (? – 220), general and adopted son of Liu Bei (died 220).
People · – 237 · historical figure
Wu Yi (Three Kingdoms) (? – 237), Chinese general of Shu Han state (died 237).
People · 174 · – 210 · historical figure
Cao Chun (174 – 210), Chinese Han dynasty military officer (died 210).
People · 180 · historical figure
Li Dian (180 – ?), Chinese military general (c.180 – c.217).
People · 152 · – 228 · historical figure
Wang Lang (152 – 228), Chinese official and warlord (died 228).
People · 585 · – 630 · historical figure
Du Ruhui (585 – 630), Chinese chancellor (585-630).
People · – 234 · historical figure
Li Yan (? – 234), Shu Han general (died 234).
People · – 203 · historical figure
Wu Jing (? – 203), Han dynasty general (died 203).
People · – 215 · historical figure
Chen Wu (? – 215), General serving warlord Sun Quan (died 215).
People · – 227 · historical figure
Han Dang (? – 227), Chinese military general (died 227).
People · 156 · – 197 · historical figure
Liu Yao (156 – 197), Eastern Han dynasty warlord (157-198).
People · 234 · – 305 · historical figure
Wang Rong (234 – 305), Chinese general, poet and official (234–305).