People · 772 · – 846 · historical figure
Bai Juyi
Bai Juyi (772 – 846), Chinese poet of the Tang Dynasty (772-846).
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先秦至清代的历史、人物与政区。
People · 772 · – 846 · historical figure
Bai Juyi (772 – 846), Chinese poet of the Tang Dynasty (772-846).
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People · 699 · – 759 · historical figure
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People · – 288 · historical figure
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People · 220 · – 270 · historical figure
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People · – 256 · historical figure
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People · – 195 · historical figure
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People · 141 · – 192 · historical figure
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People · 365 · – 427 · historical figure
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People · 225 · – 295 · historical figure
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People · 18 January 1868 · – 9 August 1910 · historical figure
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People · 29 January 1887 · – 14 November 1985 · historical figure
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People · – 208 · historical figure
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People · 24 September 1610 · – 12 August 1695 · historical figure
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People · 1678 · – 8 October 1735 · historical figure
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People · 160 · historical figure
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People · 19 August 1847 · – 25 March 1924 · historical figure
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People · 5 June 1640 · – 14 August 1715 · historical figure
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People · 27 April 1856 · – 12 January 1875 · historical figure
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People · 768 · – 824 · historical figure
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People · 1021 · – 1086 · historical figure
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People · 1051 · – 1107 · historical figure
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People · 21 August 1645 · – 2 July 1704 · historical figure
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People · 403 · – 444 · historical figure
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People · – 867 · historical figure
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People · – 256 · historical figure
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People · – 226 · historical figure
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People · – 282 · historical figure
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People · 132 · – 192 · historical figure
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People · 803 · – 852 · historical figure
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People · 155 · – 192 · historical figure
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People · 1007 · – 1072 · historical figure
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People · 16 September 1782 · – 25 February 1850 · historical figure
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People · 1103 · – 1142 · historical figure
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People · 17 July 1831 · – 21 August 1861 · historical figure
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People · 1 January 1814 · – 1 June 1864 · historical figure
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People · 344 · – 413 · historical figure
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People · 1019 · – 1086 · historical figure
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People · 154 · – 202 · historical figure
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People · 773 · – 819 · historical figure
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People · 999 · – 1062 · historical figure
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People · 638 · – 713 · historical figure
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People · 13 October 1869 · – 17 April 1924 · historical figure
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People · 179 · – 251 · historical figure
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