Ke Shaomin (Chinese: 柯劭忞, 1850–1933), courtesy name Fengsun (Chinese: 鳳孫), also known by his art name Liaoyuan (Chinese: 蓼園), was a Chinese historian from...
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動或者不再舉行。重紀至元三年（1337），羊歸建議「每年宜於正月二十日致祭」，真正原因，我們不清楚，但正月二十日為唐妃忌日，應當沒有問題。 Ke Shaomin. 《新元史‧卷六‧本紀第六‧憲宗》 (in Chinese). Republic of China....
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Simplified Chinese) (6): 36–42. doi:10.3969/j.issn.1001-9162.2001.06.008. Ke Shaomin (1920). "Volume 146: Biographies #43". New History of Yuan. Allsen 1994...
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Yat-sen Lei Jiayin as Hu Ankang Ma Tianyu as Li Xiangen [zh] Liu Peiqi as Ke Shaomin Zhang Ruoyun as Liu Shaoqi Liu Shishi as Song Qingling Wei Daxun as Chiang...
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115 Culture and Conquest in Mongol Eurasia by Thomas T. Allsen, p. 48. Ke, Shaomin (1920). Xin Yuanshi [New History of Yuan] (in Chinese). Vol. 114. Jeremiah...
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Great Barrington: Berkshire Publishing Group. ISBN 978-1-933782-66-9. Ke Shaomin (1920). "Vol. 104: Biographies 1: Empresses and Consorts". 新元史 [New History...
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referred as the 25th classic of history records The New History of Yuan by Ke Shaomin is sometimes referred as the 26th classic of history records The Chronicles...
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Ke Shaomin (柯劭忞). New History of Yuan, Annals, Volume 24, Huizong 2 (in Chinese) – via Wikisource. 至正元年春正月己酉朔，改元，詔曰：『……其以至元七年為至正元年，與天下更始焉。』 Ke Shaomin...
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– via Wikisource.〔至正十五年〕二月己未，劉福通等自碭山夾河迎韓林兒至，立為皇帝，又號小明王，建都亳州，國號宋，改元龍鳳。 Ke Shaomin (柯劭忞). New History of Yuan, Annals, Volume 25, Huizong 3 – via Wikisource...
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author Year of compilation Notes New History of Yuan 新元史 Yuan dynasty Ke Shaomin (Republic of China) 1920 Part of the Twenty-Five Histories (二十五史) Draft...
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