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He Gui

He Gui (Chinese: 賀瓌; 858 – 28 August 919), courtesy name Guangyuan (光遠), was a major general in the service of the Later Liang state during the Chinese Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. He served as Later Liang's overall commander of its operations against its archrival Jin from 917 to his death in 919.

Service under Zhu Xuan, Service during Later Liang & Service under Zhu Quanzhong during the Tang dynasty

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Service under Zhu Xuan

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Service during Later Liang

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Service under Zhu Quanzhong during the Tang dynasty

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Hanyu Pinyin
Hè Guī · Guāngyuǎn
Middle Chinese
/ɦɑH kuʌi/ · /kwɑŋ ɦʉɐnX/
Simplified Chinese
贺瓌 · 光远
Traditional Chinese
賀瓌 · 光遠
Transcriptions
TranscriptionsStandard MandarinHanyu PinyinHè GuīWade–GilesHo4 Kuei1Middle ChineseMiddle Chinese/ɦɑH kuʌi/ · TranscriptionsStandard MandarinHanyu PinyinGuāngyuǎnWade–GilesKuang1yüan3Middle ChineseMiddle Chinese/kwɑŋ ɦʉɐnX/
Wade–Giles
Ho4 Kuei1 · Kuang1yüan3

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Service under Zhu Xuan

Service under Zhu Quanzhong during the Tang dynasty

Service during Later Liang

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He Gui

Nodes68
Edges67
Triples157
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.029412
Components1

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He Gui

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related to Service under Zhu Xuan · 45
He Gui → By, Cao Cunshi, Cao Prefecture, Emperor Xuānzong's, Han Jian, Han's, Handan, He Gui's, He Huaibao, Hebei, Hedong Circuit, Henan, Heze, However, In, It, Jining, Kaifeng, Li Keyong, Liu
related to During Zhu Zhen's reign · 34
He Gui → After Qing, Anyang, Chan Prefecture, Daliang, Emperor Taizu's, Gansu, He Gui's, Henan, In, Jin, Jin's, Jing Xiang, Later, Later Liang, Later Liang's, Li Cunxu, Li Jizhi, Li Yan, Puyang, Qi's
related to Service under Zhu Quanzhong during the Tang dynasty · 30
He Gui → Cao Prefecture, Changde, Emperor Xizong's, Emperor Zhaozong, Gao Jichang, He, Hubei, Hunan, In, Jiangling Municipality, Jingnan, Jingnan Circuit, Jingnan's, Jingzhou, Lei Yangong, Pinglu Circuit, Shandong, Subsequently, Wang, Wang Shifan
related to During Emperor Taizu's reign · 24
He Gui → Changzhi, Emperor Ai, Emperor Taizu, Emperor Zhaozong's, Handan, He, Hebei, In, Jin, Jincheng, Later Liang, Later Liang's, Left Longhu Army, Lu Prefecture, Shanxi, Tang, Tuanlianshi, Xiang Prefecture, Xing Prefecture, Xingtai
related to background · 12
He Gui → Chinese, Emperor Xuānzong, He Hua, He Yan, He Zhongyuan, Heze, It, Pu Prefecture, Puyang, Shandong, Tang, Zhu Xuan
Hanyu Pinyin · 2
He Gui → Guāngyuǎn, Hè Guī
Middle Chinese · 2
He Gui → /kwɑŋ ɦʉɐnX/, /ɦɑH kuʌi/
Simplified Chinese · 2
He Gui → 光远, 贺瓌
Traditional Chinese · 2
He Gui → 光遠, 賀瓌
Transcriptions · 2
He Gui → TranscriptionsStandard MandarinHanyu PinyinGuāngyuǎnWade–GilesKuang1yüan3Middle ChineseMiddle Chinese/kwɑŋ ɦʉɐnX/, TranscriptionsStandard MandarinHanyu PinyinHè GuīWade–GilesHo4 Kuei1Middle ChineseMiddle Chinese/ɦɑH kuʌi/

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gui zhu jin later modern army liang prefecture military circuit governor made li headquartered zhen xie general quanzhong emperor prefect

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
He GuiHanyu PinyinHè Guī1.00infobox
He GuiHanyu PinyinGuāngyuǎn1.00infobox
He GuiMiddle Chinese/ɦɑH kuʌi/1.00infobox
He GuiMiddle Chinese/kwɑŋ ɦʉɐnX/1.00infobox
He GuiSimplified Chinese贺瓌1.00infobox
He GuiSimplified Chinese光远1.00infobox
He GuiTraditional Chinese賀瓌1.00infobox
He GuiTraditional Chinese光遠1.00infobox
He GuiTranscriptionsTranscriptionsStandard MandarinHanyu PinyinHè GuīWade–GilesHo4 Kuei1Middle ChineseMiddle Chinese/ɦɑH kuʌi/1.00infobox
He GuiTranscriptionsTranscriptionsStandard MandarinHanyu PinyinGuāngyuǎnWade–GilesKuang1yüan3Middle ChineseMiddle Chinese/kwɑŋ ɦʉɐnX/1.00infobox
He GuiWade–GilesHo4 Kuei11.00infobox
He GuiWade–GilesKuang1yüan31.00infobox

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