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齊宣王

简齐宣王 · 繁齊宣王

Mandarin · pinyin Qí Xuān wáng

King Xuan of Qi (reigned 342-324 BC)

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齊: qí · even, uniform, of equal length; Kangxi radical 210
宣: xuān · declare, announce, proclaim
王: wáng · king, ruler; royal; surname
齐: qí · even, uniform, of equal length

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2–1–2 · Qi2 Xuan1 wang2

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King Xuan of Qi (350 B.C.E. – 301 B.C.E.)

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