han zhuo造句

• Han Zhuo also sent his son Jiao against Ge.
• In the 20th year, Han Zhuo conquered Ge.
• Finally, forty years after Xiang's death, Mi executed Han Zhuo.
• In the 26th year, Han Zhuo ordered his son Jiao to fight in Zhenguan.
• At Parkson, a Western-style supermarket, shopper Han Zhuo said she avoids all imported fruit.
• Han Zhuo, in the meantime, grew increasingly tyrannical and imposed heavy taxes upon the people of Xia.
• In some accounts, Han Zhuo was killed by a Kuei minister while in battle with the Xia refugees.
• Houyi was deposed by his lieutenant Han Zhuo in the eighth year of the reign of Taikang's nephew.
• In the following years, Shao Kang and Mi led the forces of Zhenxun and Zhenguan to fight against the renegade Han Zhuo.
• By the time Shao Kang turned 16, the rumor of his existence as the last heir of Xia had reached Han Zhuo.
• Houyi's wife Sable Fox then became Han Zhuo's consort and bore him two sons, Yi ( } } ).
• When Murong Zhen commented to Han Zhuo that this would lead to the empire's destruction, Murong Chao threw Murong Zhen into prison.
• Soon Han Zhuo dispatched his two sons to find and kill Shao Kang and he was forced to flee from his grandfather's estate.
• After he grew up, Shao Kang and his followers engaged in a battle against Han Zhuo, defeated and killed him, and restored the Xia Dynasty.
• In his 7th year, " the hordes of Yu came to make their submission ", while in the 8th year, the warlord Han Zhuo killed Houyi.
• Under his mother and grandfather's watchful eyes, Shao Kang learned history, literature and the art of war, for the eventual goal of overthrowing Han Zhuo and restoring Xia.
• His father was killed in a battle against Han Zhuo's two sons, Han Jiao and Han Yi; Shao Kang's mother Ji managed to escape and had him after a few months.
• Coincidentally, to the good fortune of Shao Kang in his marriage and his land grant, a former minister of Xia had hidden away a vast sum of fortune and had been buying arms and building an army in secret preparation for revenge on Han Zhuo.
• On lunar new year 409, Murong Chao held the traditional imperial gathering, and he lamented the lack of imperial musicians, and he proposed an attack on Jin to capture people to be trained as musicians, despite the opposition from Han Zhuo ( Han Fan's brother, name not in Unicode ).
• As ruler, Han Zhuo conquered two other states but their refugees gathered with the Ge ( } }, " G?" ) under a man named Mi who espoused the cause of Shaokang, who claimed to be the long-lost son of the deposed Xia king Xiang by his escaped wife Min.