imperial court造句

Today, there was a great uncle in the imperial court.

Lingbi has a stone, the Ming Dynasty, as a tribute of the imperial court.

Zhu Zi Poems was written on tribute silk during Kangxi period and mounted by imperial court.

The development destiny of the Imperial College of Huihui has been up and down always go with political struggle in Yuan imperial court.

The Forms and Styles in Mounting Paintings and Calligraphies in Shaoxing Imperial Court, written by Zhoumi, is the only exist historical document on the collection and mounting in imperial court.

Then, the Song court was forced to move to Hangzhou as its imperial court because it could not push back the nomadic invaders.

On the day when he moved into the temple, the imperial court held a ceremony of unprecedented grandeur for him.

The time since the Song Dynasty people have used it as a tribute of the imperial court.

The imperial court set up an internal division, specializing in the manufacture of uniform clothing (the emperor's ceremonies).

On the way back, he joined forces with Rong Yu, head of the imperial court, to defend the Empress Dowager.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the burial was prevalent, some of the imperial officials in the capital and the prefectures and prefectures in the imperial court were wasting their money.

Looking at them, we can imagine the magnificent singing and dancing scenes at the Tang imperial court at the height of its prosperity.

In power they soon replicated some of the forms of an imperial court, and China's history always mattered more to them than "Das Kapital".

Pea flour cake was very popular in the imperial court of ancient China. People usually eat it on the third day of March according to the Chinese calendar.

Made with white peas, pea flour cake is a favorite springtime snack, and was very popular among members of the imperial court.

In 138 B.C., the imperial court of the Han Dynasty sent Zhang Qian to the Western Regions as an envoy in an attempt to forge alliances which would stop raids by the Xiongnu on the dynasty’s borders.

Though Bernadotte was not the Swedish emissaries' first choice at the imperial court, he was the only one who, like his fellow townsman Henry IV, was prepared to change his religion for a throne.