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067E Fast Bulls and Piles of Money (opens the original)
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Today we talk about Wang Yen (256 – 311 ce), a scion of the powerful Wang Clan of Langye (Langya). He had a peculiar personality, but rarely thought about his duty to society. 17 minutes Support this show: https://cm98dlbl2057101tm59mdezmd.firstory.cc/join Leave a comment and share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.fm/user/cm98dlbl2057101tm59mdezmd/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting
067 快牛錢堆 (opens the original)
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上回說崔杼慶封，有點黑暗。我們這回講晉朝三公之一，琅琊王衍（西元二五六至三一一年）。魏晉南北朝亂世，出了很多個性顯明的怪胎。天下大亂，貴族有的爭權奪利，有的玩清談、快牛，但很少人想到天聽自我民聽，天視自我民視。 十八分鐘 Support this show: https://cm98dlbl2057101tm59mdezmd.firstory.cc/join Leave a comment and share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.fm/user/cm98dlbl2057101tm59mdezmd/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting
066E Playing Hardball (opens the original)
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In Episode 17, Regicide and the Historian, we told how in 548 bce, Ts’ui Chu / Cui Zhu murdered his monarch for raping his wife. Today’s episode follows the Right Minister Ts’ui Chu through the disputes over inheritance between his sons, his firstborn Ch’eng /Cheng and his little brother Chiang / Jiang, and his new wife’s son Ming. In 546 bce, the brothers sought help from Left Minister Ch’ing /Qing Feng, which did not prove to be a wise decision. Tungkuo Yen/ Dongguo Yan and T’ang Wuchiu / Tang
066 崔杼慶封 (opens the original)
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第十七回，崔杼與太史，說過右相崔杼弒其君。接下來，在西元前五四六年，左相慶封想獨攬朝政。剛好崔杼的妻子東郭姜，亦命棠姜，想讓兒子繼承崔杼的地位。雖然有長子崔成，但崔杼答應了；崔成提出要求，要崔邑。東郭偃與棠無咎反對。崔成與弟弟崔疆（一作彊）不滿，盧蒲嫳 ㄆㄧㄝˋ勸慶封利用他們。 二十六分鐘 Support this show: https://cm98dlbl2057101tm59mdezmd.firstory.io/join Leave a comment and share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.me/user/cm98dlbl2057101tm59mdezmd/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting
065E The Prime Minister in the Kitchen (opens the original)
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We take another look at Li Chi/Ji (594 – 669ce), one of the great commanders in Chinese military history. I also give an introduction to how Chinese names work. 24 minutes Leave a comment and share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.me/user/cm98dlbl2057101tm59mdezmd/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting
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