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Duke Hu of Chen

Duke Hu of Chen (Chinese: 陈胡公 or 胡公满; Chinese: 陳胡公 or 胡公滿; pinyin: Chén Hú Gōng or Hu Gong Man; fl. 11th century BC) was the posthumous title given to Gui Man (Chinese: 媯滿, with "Man" being his given name and "Gui" being his ancestral temple surname) by his father-in-law, King Wu of Zhou, who founded the Zhou dynasty in 1046 BC. Duke Hu was the founder…

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Dynasty
Chen
Father
Efu (閼父)
House
Gui
Issue
Duke Shēn of Chen Duke Xiang of Chen
Names
NamesGui Man (媯滿)Posthumous nameDuke Hu (胡公) (by Chen state) King Hu (胡王) (by Xin dynasty)Temple nameTongzu (統祖) (by Xin dynasty)
Reign
1046/45 BC – ?

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Nodes53
Edges52
Triples8
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.037736
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Duke Hu of Chen

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Dynasty · 1
Duke Hu of Chen → Chen
Father · 1
Duke Hu of Chen → Efu (閼父)
House · 1
Duke Hu of Chen → Gui
Issue · 1
Duke Hu of Chen → Duke Shēn of Chen Duke Xiang of Chen
Names · 1
Duke Hu of Chen → NamesGui Man (媯滿)Posthumous nameDuke Hu (胡公) (by Chen state) King Hu (胡王) (by Xin dynasty)Temple nameTongzu (統祖) (by Xin dynasty)
Reign · 1
Duke Hu of Chen → 1046/45 BC – ?
Spouse · 1
Duke Hu of Chen → Da Ji (大姬; daughter of King Wu of Zhou)
Successor · 1
Duke Hu of Chen → Duke Shēn of Chen

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hu chen duke surname zhou dynasty state name posthumous descendants man chinese king title wu china ancestor vietnam bc temple

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Duke Hu of ChenDynastyChen1.00infobox
Duke Hu of ChenFatherEfu (閼父)1.00infobox
Duke Hu of ChenHouseGui1.00infobox
Duke Hu of ChenIssueDuke Shēn of Chen Duke Xiang of Chen1.00infobox
Duke Hu of ChenNamesNamesGui Man (媯滿)Posthumous nameDuke Hu (胡公) (by Chen state) King Hu (胡王) (by Xin dynasty)Temple nameTongzu (統祖) (by Xin dynasty)1.00infobox
Duke Hu of ChenReign1046/45 BC – ?1.00infobox
Duke Hu of ChenSpouseDa Ji (大姬; daughter of King Wu of Zhou)1.00infobox
Duke Hu of ChenSuccessorDuke Shēn of Chen1.00infobox

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