| Change log entry 59765 | |
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| Processed by: | vermillon (2015-12-28 08:38:33 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 57104 - submitted by 'richwarm' >> I've found various pages such as the following that say that China's name in the Ming dynasty was not 明, but 大明. http://goo.gl/qd3eQZ Similarly, in the Qing dynasty it was 大清, and in the Yuan dynasty it was 大元, or more fully, 大元大蒙古國. However, Han seems to be OK: LA ~ 「西元前202年，劉邦定國號為漢」。 As for Tang, the webpage quoted above says 其後，爵位傳至李淵，隋恭帝時李淵進封唐王。李淵得國后便以“唐”為國號。 |
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- 國號 国号 [guo2 hao4] /official name of a nation (includes dynastic names of China: 唐[Tang2], 明[Ming2] etc)/ + 國號 国号 [guo2 hao4] /official name of a nation (includes dynastic names of China: 漢|汉[Han4], 唐[Tang2] etc)/ |