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chin miphun thawhkeh ning an langh ter ning
Chin miphun hna cu nihin Tuluk ram, Tibet tlangcung lei in a rak tummi buu kan si tiah ruah a si. Chin tiah auh kan sinak hi Chin Dynasty or Jin Dynasty hna i auhnak hna he pehtlaihnak um dawh bik a si. Mi tampi nih Tuluk ram lei kap, Tuluk kanji caholh aw kha Roman cafang in tial tikah Biafang phunphun in a chuak. Mifim tampi hna nih an chim cuahmah, cei cuahmah tawn mi "Shin" timi biafang Japan caholh hi zeidah a si tiah an kawl tikah Tuluk Caholh Kanji in a rami aw a si tiah ruah a si. Cu Shin timi cu a ngaite ahcun a thianghlim mi(Pure) kha nihin ahcun hman duhhnawh chanhnak a si. Nain aa thawknak original kawl cio tikah Chin = Jin = Shin aw hi si dawh ngaiin a um.
Cu aw pakhat i sullam cu minung/Anung mi/ rammi/ tinak a si. Minung/ rammi timi hi nihin Japan nih "Jin" biafang in an hman. Cun "Shin" timi hi cu thianghlim tein a nung mi, tahchunhnak in Pathian bianak hmun thiang, bantuk ah khin ruah a si. "Chin" biafang belte hi cu Japan nih holh sullam ah hman loin, duhdawt tahtah in an zuatmi Uico hna caah hman mi a si. Chimduh mi cu hi Chin, Jin le Shin hna hi a biafang le sullam khan chim duhnak si loin, Hlanlio tuluk ram i rak hman mi aw pakhat kha Roman cafang in tial tikah Chin, Jin, Shin hna in tial a si theu ko.
Cucaah Chin miphun kan miphun min Chin a hun sinak hi hlat lengmang tikah hi hna chung aw pakhatkhat hin kan ra lai timi hi zumhtlak a si ko. BC chan ah Tuluk nih siangpahrang chan hna an holh in a chim tawn mi hna khi AD fim chan ah tial tikah"Qin" tiah tial khawh ngaimi zong a si ko. Micheu nih Jin tiah an tialmi hna hi Chin kha a si thiam ko. Hi hna hi tuak tikah Qin, Jin, Chin timi tuluk nih an rak hman mi Dynasty hna min hi ruahnak pakhat, aw pakhat si dawh ngai a si. Zeicahtiah Jin le Chin hi cu chan an tialmi aa khat pah ngawt caah siseh, Qin le Chin zong hi i khah dawh a sinak tete a um. Zeicahtiah Chin timi biafang Reasearch tuah tikah Qin timi biafang hi a chuak ve lengmag tikah pehtlaihnak a um kho mi a si ko tiah ruah a si.
Chin timi tuluk nih hman duhnak bik cu "Chinese Rulers" ti khi a si bik ti a si. Qin timi cu Dynasty hna chim duhnak a si. Nain sullam an ngeih ning zoh than tikah Siangpahrang chan kha chim duhnak an si veve ko. Atanglei ahhin Tuluk catial tu hna ruah ning in zoh ahcun;
China's recorded history began in the 21st century B.C., with the establishment of the first Chinese dynasty, the Xia Dynasty. In 221 B.C., Shi Huang Di (246-210 B.C.), the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty, put an end to the division of the country by the nobles in the Warring States Period (475-221 B.C.) and founded the Qin Dynasty, the first centralized, autocratic feudal empire in China.
From the Qin Dynasty to the founding of the Republic of China in 1912, China saw the feudal dynasties of the Han (206 B.C.-220 A.D.), the Three Kingdoms (220-280), the Jin (265-420), the Northern and Southern (420-581), the Sui (581-618), the Tang (618-907), the Five Dynasties (907-960), the Song (960-1279), the Yuan (1271-1368), the Ming (1368-1644), and the Qing (1644-1911).
As the Chinese civilization developed, beautiful scenic spots and historical sites were created, many of which still exist in this ancient land. They include magnificent ancient architectural complexes and a great number of historical relics, forming an important basis for the study of China's ancient culture and history.
Acunglei bia hna hi anmah Tuluk ca phun hna in fianter ning zoh ahcun, Biaknak lei Dictionary ah "Ìƽò [py] T¨¢ngj¨©n [wg] t'ang-chin [ko] Tangjin [ja] T¨Âshin [Meaning] [pl] (1) [jpn] Karatsu. Port in northern Saga prefecture ×ôÙR¿h on the Sea of Japan ÈÕ±¾º£. Was a trading port during the Warring States period ‘ð‡ø•r´ú. (2) [kor] Dangjin. City in northern Chungcheongnamdo province ÖҜaE??¶ÃElt;/A> on the coast of Gyeonggi Bay ¾©çܞ³. [Refs] [Credit] hhirose tiah an tial. {Dictionary of Chinese Buddhist Terms (by Soothill and Hodous)}
Hi zon ahhin Jin {py}, Chin {wg}, Jin {ko} le Shin {ja} hna hmannak zon zoh tikah sullam pakhat dirhmun an si. Cucaah hlan tuluk holh ahhin hi aw hi a rak um cang timi cu a fiang ngaingai mi a si. Biafang in kan chan ah a kal cio tikah sullam tampi ah aa chuah timi zong a cunglei tialcia bangin hmuh khawh a si. Hihi Tuluk tialning ah shin timi sullam a si i, Chin Dynasty a um caan zong fiang tein an tial mi a um. ÂœQÃÃÄþElt;/FONT> The Pure-land sect, whose chief tenet is salvation by faith in Amit¨¡bha; it is the popular cult in China, also in Japan, where it is the J¨Âdo sect; it is also called ÉÂÄþElt;/A>( É»¨ÄþElt;/A>) the Lotus sect. Established by Hui-yuan »Ûßh of the Chin dynasty (317-419), it claims P'u-hsien ÆÕÙt Samantabhadra as founder. Its seven chief textbooks are Ÿoÿœ[ÂœQƽµÈÓX½‰Elt;/A>; ´ó°¢Â›ÃÓ½‰Elt;/A>; Ÿoÿ‰Û½‰Elt;/A>; Ó^Ÿoÿ‰Û½‰Elt;/A>; °¢Â›ÃÓ½‰Elt;/A>; ·QדœQÃ÷ð”zÊܽ‰Elt;/A>; and ¹ÄÒô•ÈýÃÓî¿E??½‰Elt;/A>. The ÂœQÃñwÄþElt;/A> is the J¨Âdo-Shin, or Shin sect of Japan.
Hi an catial chungah Tang Dynasty AD.664 bia hna, Sui Dynasty (600-725) hna, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) hna, Song Dynasty(1101-1126) hna, Liang Dynasty(502-549) bia hna an tial chih hi hmuh khawh a si. Atanglei hmanthlak hna ahhin China ram i Dynasty chan hna i zuk tete hna langhter mi zong hmuh khawh an si. Chim duh mi cu hlan lio ahhin nihin Tuluk ram hi kaupi a si bantuk in Dynasty tampi a um i, West, East etc in tampi a um. Dirh than mi Dynasty zong a um len tikah cawh viar hi a fawi ngaimi a si.
Hi Tibet, Tuluk leikap in a rak rami kan miphun hna nih an miphun min an chim tikah Jin/Chin/ Shin ... tbk hi he aa khat mi aw in an chim hi a si lai timi zumhtlak a si. Cu aw kha Kawlrawn a phan hmasa mi Kawl hna nih an theih tikah Chin tiah an kan auh venak a si i, Palih le Thehkathah in Lungca ah an kan tial ve. Cuccu Roman cafang hman chan a phak tikah " Chin" tiah tial le hman a sinak hi si dawh bik a si. Zeicahtiah AD 750, Lung catial hna ahhin Chin timi a um cang timi hi Phe Mg Tin nihcun a tial cang. Cucaah Chin le Kachin cu hi hrampi aw pakhat hin a ra timi unau kan sinak zong si dawhbik a si.
Hihi Yuan Dynasty chan lio AD1279-1368 kum lio thil um tuning an lanhter mi a si.
CHIN(JIN) DYNASTY (AD 1115-1260) DARKHUANG
Cu aw pakhat i sullam cu minung/Anung mi/ rammi/ tinak a si. Minung/ rammi timi hi nihin Japan nih "Jin" biafang in an hman. Cun "Shin" timi hi cu thianghlim tein a nung mi, tahchunhnak in Pathian bianak hmun thiang, bantuk ah khin ruah a si. "Chin" biafang belte hi cu Japan nih holh sullam ah hman loin, duhdawt tahtah in an zuatmi Uico hna caah hman mi a si. Chimduh mi cu hi Chin, Jin le Shin hna hi a biafang le sullam khan chim duhnak si loin, Hlanlio tuluk ram i rak hman mi aw pakhat kha Roman cafang in tial tikah Chin, Jin, Shin hna in tial a si theu ko.
Cucaah Chin miphun kan miphun min Chin a hun sinak hi hlat lengmang tikah hi hna chung aw pakhatkhat hin kan ra lai timi hi zumhtlak a si ko. BC chan ah Tuluk nih siangpahrang chan hna an holh in a chim tawn mi hna khi AD fim chan ah tial tikah"Qin" tiah tial khawh ngaimi zong a si ko. Micheu nih Jin tiah an tialmi hna hi Chin kha a si thiam ko. Hi hna hi tuak tikah Qin, Jin, Chin timi tuluk nih an rak hman mi Dynasty hna min hi ruahnak pakhat, aw pakhat si dawh ngai a si. Zeicahtiah Jin le Chin hi cu chan an tialmi aa khat pah ngawt caah siseh, Qin le Chin zong hi i khah dawh a sinak tete a um. Zeicahtiah Chin timi biafang Reasearch tuah tikah Qin timi biafang hi a chuak ve lengmag tikah pehtlaihnak a um kho mi a si ko tiah ruah a si.
Chin timi tuluk nih hman duhnak bik cu "Chinese Rulers" ti khi a si bik ti a si. Qin timi cu Dynasty hna chim duhnak a si. Nain sullam an ngeih ning zoh than tikah Siangpahrang chan kha chim duhnak an si veve ko. Atanglei ahhin Tuluk catial tu hna ruah ning in zoh ahcun;
China's recorded history began in the 21st century B.C., with the establishment of the first Chinese dynasty, the Xia Dynasty. In 221 B.C., Shi Huang Di (246-210 B.C.), the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty, put an end to the division of the country by the nobles in the Warring States Period (475-221 B.C.) and founded the Qin Dynasty, the first centralized, autocratic feudal empire in China.
From the Qin Dynasty to the founding of the Republic of China in 1912, China saw the feudal dynasties of the Han (206 B.C.-220 A.D.), the Three Kingdoms (220-280), the Jin (265-420), the Northern and Southern (420-581), the Sui (581-618), the Tang (618-907), the Five Dynasties (907-960), the Song (960-1279), the Yuan (1271-1368), the Ming (1368-1644), and the Qing (1644-1911).
As the Chinese civilization developed, beautiful scenic spots and historical sites were created, many of which still exist in this ancient land. They include magnificent ancient architectural complexes and a great number of historical relics, forming an important basis for the study of China's ancient culture and history.
Acunglei bia hna hi anmah Tuluk ca phun hna in fianter ning zoh ahcun, Biaknak lei Dictionary ah "Ìƽò [py] T¨¢ngj¨©n [wg] t'ang-chin [ko] Tangjin [ja] T¨Âshin [Meaning] [pl] (1) [jpn] Karatsu. Port in northern Saga prefecture ×ôÙR¿h on the Sea of Japan ÈÕ±¾º£. Was a trading port during the Warring States period ‘ð‡ø•r´ú. (2) [kor] Dangjin. City in northern Chungcheongnamdo province ÖҜaE??¶ÃElt;/A> on the coast of Gyeonggi Bay ¾©çܞ³. [Refs] [Credit] hhirose tiah an tial. {Dictionary of Chinese Buddhist Terms (by Soothill and Hodous)}
Hi zon ahhin Jin {py}, Chin {wg}, Jin {ko} le Shin {ja} hna hmannak zon zoh tikah sullam pakhat dirhmun an si. Cucaah hlan tuluk holh ahhin hi aw hi a rak um cang timi cu a fiang ngaingai mi a si. Biafang in kan chan ah a kal cio tikah sullam tampi ah aa chuah timi zong a cunglei tialcia bangin hmuh khawh a si. Hihi Tuluk tialning ah shin timi sullam a si i, Chin Dynasty a um caan zong fiang tein an tial mi a um. ÂœQÃÃÄþElt;/FONT> The Pure-land sect, whose chief tenet is salvation by faith in Amit¨¡bha; it is the popular cult in China, also in Japan, where it is the J¨Âdo sect; it is also called ÉÂÄþElt;/A>( É»¨ÄþElt;/A>) the Lotus sect. Established by Hui-yuan »Ûßh of the Chin dynasty (317-419), it claims P'u-hsien ÆÕÙt Samantabhadra as founder. Its seven chief textbooks are Ÿoÿœ[ÂœQƽµÈÓX½‰Elt;/A>; ´ó°¢Â›ÃÓ½‰Elt;/A>; Ÿoÿ‰Û½‰Elt;/A>; Ó^Ÿoÿ‰Û½‰Elt;/A>; °¢Â›ÃÓ½‰Elt;/A>; ·QדœQÃ÷ð”zÊܽ‰Elt;/A>; and ¹ÄÒô•ÈýÃÓî¿E??½‰Elt;/A>. The ÂœQÃñwÄþElt;/A> is the J¨Âdo-Shin, or Shin sect of Japan.
Hi an catial chungah Tang Dynasty AD.664 bia hna, Sui Dynasty (600-725) hna, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) hna, Song Dynasty(1101-1126) hna, Liang Dynasty(502-549) bia hna an tial chih hi hmuh khawh a si. Atanglei hmanthlak hna ahhin China ram i Dynasty chan hna i zuk tete hna langhter mi zong hmuh khawh an si. Chim duh mi cu hlan lio ahhin nihin Tuluk ram hi kaupi a si bantuk in Dynasty tampi a um i, West, East etc in tampi a um. Dirh than mi Dynasty zong a um len tikah cawh viar hi a fawi ngaimi a si.
Hi Tibet, Tuluk leikap in a rak rami kan miphun hna nih an miphun min an chim tikah Jin/Chin/ Shin ... tbk hi he aa khat mi aw in an chim hi a si lai timi zumhtlak a si. Cu aw kha Kawlrawn a phan hmasa mi Kawl hna nih an theih tikah Chin tiah an kan auh venak a si i, Palih le Thehkathah in Lungca ah an kan tial ve. Cuccu Roman cafang hman chan a phak tikah " Chin" tiah tial le hman a sinak hi si dawh bik a si. Zeicahtiah AD 750, Lung catial hna ahhin Chin timi a um cang timi hi Phe Mg Tin nihcun a tial cang. Cucaah Chin le Kachin cu hi hrampi aw pakhat hin a ra timi unau kan sinak zong si dawhbik a si.
Hihi Yuan Dynasty chan lio AD1279-1368 kum lio thil um tuning an lanhter mi a si.
CHIN(JIN) DYNASTY (AD 1115-1260) DARKHUANG
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