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  Ban Chao - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ban Chao (班超, 32-102 CE) was a Chinese general and cavalry commander in charge of the administration of the "Western Regions" (Central Asia) during the Eastern Han dynasty.
Ban Chao is said to have been extremely effective at expelling the Xiongnu from the Tarim Basin, and at bringing the various people of the Western Regions under Chinese rule during the time of the Han Mingdi Emperor (57-75 CE).
Ban Chao was recalled to Luoyang, but then sent again to the Western Region area four years later, during the reign of the new emperor Han Zhangdi.
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 Encyclopedia: Ban Chao
Ban Chao was granted the title of "Marquis Who Stabilizes Distant Places" for his services to the Empire and returned to the capital Loyang at the age of 70 years old, and before long died there in 102 CE.
Ban Chao had sent his son on a mission back to Han Court at one time, mentioning in his letter to the emperor that he wished to have his son come to China to take a personal look at China proper.
Ban Yong, the son of Ban Chao, proposed a restoration of 300 farming soldiers and a deputy governor-general in Dunhuang.
www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Ban-Chao   (613 words)

  
 Ban Gu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ban Gu (班固, Wade-Giles Pan Ku; 32-92) was a 1st century CE Chinese historian.
Ban Gu took over from his father responsibility for writing a history of the Former Han Dynasty, a book known in modern times as the Hanshu (漢書, or The Book of Han).
However, Ban Gu's work on the Hanshu was interrupted by political problems - his association with the family of Empress Dowager Dou led to his imprisonment and death (either by execution or torture).
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 Ban Chao: biography and encyclopedia article   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
Ban Chao was recalled to Loyang (A city in east central China; the capital of ancient China during several dynasties), but then sent again to the Western Region area four years later, during the reign of the new emperor Han Zhangdi (additional info and facts about Han Zhangdi).
In retaliation, they marched on Ban Chao in 86 CE (additional info and facts about 86 CE) with a force of 70,000, but, exhausted by the expedition, were finally defeated by the smaller Chinese force.
Ban Chao was granted the title of "Marquis Who Stabilizes Distant Places" for his services to the Empire and returned to the capital Loyang (A city in east central China; the capital of ancient China during several dynasties) at the age of 70 years old, and before long died there in 102 CE.
www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/b/ba/ban_chao.htm   (796 words)

  
 Chinese Cultural Studies: Ban Zhao (45-116 CE): Lessons for a Woman, 80 CE
Ban Zhao also served as an adviser on state matters to the Empress Deng, who assumed power as regent for her infant son in 106 CE.
Madame Ban was the daughter of the widely respected writer and adminstrator Ban Biao (3- 54 CE) and received her elementary education from her literate mother while still a child in her father's house.
Among her many literary works, Ban Zhao composed a commentary on the popular Lives of Admirable Women by Liu Kiang (77- 6 BC) and later in life produced her most famous work, the Nü Jie, or Lessons for Women, which purports to be an instructional manual on feminine behavior and a ndvirtue for her daughters.
academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu /core9/phalsall/texts/banzhao.html   (2584 words)

  
 later han dynasty
Ban Gu (General Ban Chao's brother) wrote an extol article and had it inscribed on a stone monument in today's Outer Mongolia.
General Ban Chao (Pan Chao) was dispatched to today's Xinjiang areas where he stayed for 30 years, till reaching the age of 70.
Ban Chao was entitled 'du hu' (protector general) of 'Xi Yu', i.e., the Western Territories and Marquis Dingyuan-hou.
www.findthelinks.com /history/Huns_Turks/later_han_dynasty.htm   (1962 words)

  
 History of the Silk Road: Ban Chao
Ban Chao, the cavalry commander of the Han dynasty, not only restored the Tarim basin but also maintained the area as west as Kashgar under the control of the Han dynasty during his career there.
Having gotten great achievements in defeating the Xiongnus, Ban Chao was given another task of subjugating the kingdoms of the Silk Road, which had allied with the Xiongnu against China.
Ban Chao remained in the Western Regions for 31 years, suppressing rebellions and establishing diplomatic relations with over 50 states there.
www.travelchinaguide.com /silk-road/history/banchao.htm   (255 words)

  
 Ban Chao - China History Forum, online chinese history forum
Ban Chao used to deception tactics of "retreating with two regiments", and purposely got a prisoner of war to return to Guici to inform of this.
Ban Chao's troop made a detour and passed the river, reaching the city of Yanqi swiftly sending shock to the king of Yanqi.
During Ban Chao's 31 years in Western region, he was very effective in ruling the army and made much meritous victory in exerting han influence in western region.
www.chinahistoryforum.com /index.php?showtopic=1572   (1590 words)

  
 Han Gong Qiu
Ban Jieyu had already proven her moral values by resisting the emperor's attempts to persuade her to ride with him in his chariot, her artistic talents through her ability to recite poems from the Shi Jing, and her generosity by introducing her attendant Li Ping to the emperor.
Ban Jieyu of the Han dynasty lost favor and was sent to live (in the outer quarters); this was the regret (like that of) a round fan in an autumn wind.
Ban Zhao, daughter of Ban Biao, is most famous for her essay Nü Jie (女誡), Lessons for Women (see translation by Nancy Lee Swan in The Columbia Anthology of Traditional Chinese Poetry, p.534ff; compare with Cai Yong's Nü Xun).
www.silkqin.com /02qnpu/16xltq/xl121hgq.htm   (1200 words)

  
 General Ban Chao and Silk Road
On his departure, the Iranian and Tocharian people (blond hair and blue eyes) of the Xinjiang oasis, who had come to respect and admire the justice of Gen. Ban Chao, and appreciated the peace and order which Han Chinese suzerainty had introduced into their countries, were filled with despair, and implored him to remain.
Ban Chao, however, returned obediently to Louyang where a new emperor, Zhangdi, was now reigning.
General Ban Chao was one of my childhood heroes and he was a Chinese hero.
www.asiawind.com /pub/forum/fhakka/mhonarc/msg02322.html   (1027 words)

  
 phorum - Chinese Culture Forum at Asiawind - Han Dynasty General Ban Chao
The tales of General Ban Chao is remembered and often retold usually in the south of China.
Four years later, Gen. Ban Chao managed to reverse the policy of the imperial court, by proposing to the emperor a policy by which he said it would be possible to reduce the whole of the west to Han Chinese obedience with little lost of lives or money.
Gen. Ban Chao's conquests must have seemed as alarming portent, and of the hostility of the Roman Empire against the Persians, there was no doubt.
www.asiawind.com /forums/read.php?f=2&t=760&a=2   (1285 words)

  
 Re: chao ban ! -- Trung tam trao doi thong tin A1K9   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
Chao ban, minh cung song tai Ha Noi va tinh co biet duoc forum nay.
Chao tat ca cac ban, hien minh dang hoc nam cuoi truong DHNN Ha Noi, minh dang muon di tour, sap ra truong roi ma chang co chut kinh nghiem nao.
Sao ban giong minh the vi minh cung la sinh vien nam cuoi cua truong ngoai ngu o Nhatrang-KH va mac du la chua duoc dao tao co ban ve du lich nhung day la nganh ma minh chon khi ra truong cong voi viec nhan dich cac tai lieu bang tieng Anh va Phap.
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 Ban Zhao
Ban Zhao (old spelling: Pan Chao) was born in the provinces to a family of scholars that had been involved for three generations with the Chinese emperor's court.
But no action was taken against the other Bans: Chou was a victorious general (and safely far away); Zhao was a mere woman (though the assignment of her son to a distant post in 95 has been seen by some as an exile which she shared).
Nearly 50 years old, Ban Zhao went with her son to his minor post in the provinces; one brother had been executed, another was on the frontier, and she had no way of knowing if she would ever see the capital again.
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 Gan Ying's travels - China History Forum, online chinese history forum
In 97 A.D., after reducing the last contumacious prince of the west, Gen. Ban Chao crossed the Tian Shan mountains with an army of 70,000 men and advanced unopposed to the shores of the Caspian Sea (near today's Turkmenistan and Iran).
It is at first sight surprising that Gen. Ban Chao should have been met with little or no opposition in the countries which bordered the Parthian (Persian) empire, and which had at times owed allegiance to them.
Ban Chao's conquests must have seemed as alarming portent, and of the hostility of the Roman Empire against the Persians, there was no doubt.
www.chinahistoryforum.com /index.php?showtopic=4553   (2242 words)

  
 Basao.com.vn - Ngan hang ban do truc tuyen
Xin loi ban, van de ban hoi chung toi khong the tra loi ban duoc vi khong thuoc chuyen mon cua chung toi.
Chao ban, Basao chi ho tro ban xac dinh vi tri con duong ban can den, sau do ban co the tim the dia chi ban da co. Ban vao dia chi sau de tim vi tri con duong ban can den :http://basao.com.vn/map/vn_dolmap/home_giaothong.asp
Chao ban, hien tai chung toi chua co du lieu nay.
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 [Chinh Luan] Tan Lieu Trai [ VNI] Chuyen Nguoi Ban Chao Xom Dong - VietPage   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
Sau khi ñeán xoùm Ñoâng, hoï ñaõ caàn cuø, tham gia tích cöïc vaøo cuoäc soáng môùi vôùi ngöôøi daân baûn thoå.
Tình theá buoân baùn eá aåm ñaõ ñöa Tieân trôû laïi thôøi kyø ñaàu.
Dòch vuï baùn chaùu loøng Choù nôi xoùm Ñoâng ñaõ khoâng coøn taïo ñöôïc cho Tröông cuoäc soáng thoaûi maùi nhö xöa.
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 vong tay ban be
Neu ban cam no suot mot gio, ban se thay tay minh bat dau dau.Neu ban cu cam no trong ca mot ngay, co the mot nguoi nao do dung gan ban phai goi xe cap cuu cho ban.
Vi the dung de danh mat nhung gi minh da co, hay biet tran trong va quan tam den mot nua con lai cua ban.
Co the ho se de y ban nhung khi di den mot noi khac ho se quen ban ngay lap tuc, con con gai thi ghi nho cai nhin ay suot, the la ao tuong thoi.Phai ko?
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 Toi phai lam gi?
Ban Truong Q A, The gioi ngay nay dua vao tap the de hanh dong, va dua theo le tu nhien tuan hoan cua tao hoa.
Dung tu hoc ma khong den truong, ban co the di vao con duong paranoid.
Va chung toi se theo ban nhu nhung nguoi linh gia luon ung ho nhung nguoi tre co mot ly tuong thanh cao va co mot kien thuc quang bac.
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 chao ban ! -- Trung tam trao doi thong tin A1K9   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
Minh rat vui khi duoc lam quen voi cac ban.
Ban cho minh hoi tai sao goi Tay A la Trung Dong hay khong?Cam on ban nhieu.
Minh thay tat ca cac ban o day deu rat de thuong va minh muon lam quen voi cac ban,co gi cac ban cu mail vao dia chi mail cua minh nhe.
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 East Asian Studies Documents:  Lessons for Women, Ban Zhao
Ban Zhao was the younger sister of Han court historian Ban Gu.
When he died in 92 CE, she completed his work on a history of the Western Han Dynasty (206 BCE - 8 CE).
I, the unworthy writer, am unsophisticated, unenlightened, and by nature unintelligent, but I am fortunate both to have received not a little favor from my scholarly Father, and to have had a cultured mother and teachers upon whom to rely for a literary education as well as for training in good manners.
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 Thuynga Online Forum - The Full Interview-Thuy Tien   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
ban co du thoi gian de xem het chuong trinh nay nhe.
Vinacity cung nho ban thong bao gium ban be cang dong cang tot vao xem Vinacity.
I like the part he/she said va di nhien neu ban gap duoc ca si Thuy Tien o ngoai doi thi chac chan ban khong bo lo co hoi de noi chuyen voi nu ca si de thuong nay nguyen ca ngay.
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 VDC-VNN Forum
Blue2002 a, dao nay ban co ve ban lam phai khong, neu ban ban thi bon minh khong dam phien ban, nen danh thoi gian cho viec hoc thi tot hon.
Ban nao chua co anh cua NHAC thi hay lien lac voi cac ban da nhan duoc anh roi nhe, ban nao nhan duoc anh roi hay giup minh gui cho cac ban chua co anh.
Chao ban, lan dau tien minh vao xem.
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 Ethics of China 7 BC To 1279 by Sanderson Beck
Ban Chao was appointed protector-general of the Western Regions in 91 and kept order there until his death in 102.
In 874 a rebellion led by Huang Chao began with defiance of the salt tax, and brigandage became widespread especially between the Yellow and Huai rivers.
During the exile the court was divided by the hatred between the eunuchs and the aristocratic officials and tried to raise revenue with a monopoly tax on salt.
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 Viet World Forum " Tim Ban Bon Phuong "   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
Muon tim ban tinh nu de cung nhau an ai va huong hanh phuc.
Can ban gai o My ket hon va dua toi qua My (Neu dong y thoa thuan money).
Can tim ban tinh nu tuoi tu 30-45 de quan he tinh duc.
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 anhyeu.com EZ Love Search - ::   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
Toi ten Thuy Tien hien o saigon, 30 tuoi, mong duoc lam quen voi cac ban chan thanh...
Rat muon lam quen voi cac ban de giao luu...
Ban be nhan xet ve toi the nay: Luon luon lang nghe, lau lau moi hieu!
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 Coins, Art, and Chronology: Cribb page 2
According to this record, Ban Chao's last direct contacts with the Kushans were in AD 86, when they sent tribute, and in AD 90, when he defeated their army of invasion.
This is given a concrete dimension by the discovery of coins of the first four Kushan kings at the ancient site of Khotan, Ban Chao's military base AD 73-107.
The Khotanese kings associated through their coins with Kujula Kadphises should be dated before Ban Chao's occupation of Khotan AD 73-107, and the coins associated with Kanishka I after it (Cribb 1984-5).
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 minh rat thich duoc lam ban voi ngoc linh   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
Minh mong ngoc linh dung lam cho minh buon nhe ban
Hihihi, Chao ban to cung rat muon lam quen voi Ngoc Linh nhu cau!
Thi ong ban cu hy vong di, toi chuc ong ban co ngay bien su hy vong thanh su that.
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