tian ji造句

• On 14 November, she recorded the theme song of mobile game Mo Tian Ji ( T?) Y皨 ), "  = \ N魰 ", with Ju Jingyi and Xu Jiaqi.
• She did not bear him any sons, but his concubines bore him three sons  Tian Jihe ( 0uc [ 孴 ), Tian Jizhi ( 0uc [ zf ), and Tian Ji'an.
• Also in 812, Tian Ji'an the military governor of Weibo Circuit ( O沍S, headquartered in modern Handan, Hebei ), which had also had " de facto " independence from the imperial government, died.
• He then recalled Qiu but dug a large hole on Qiu's way back, and when Qiu reached the hole, he ordered that Qiu be thrown into the hole and buried alive . ) Tian Ji'an soon died and was given posthumous honors.
• In 812, after another warlord, Tian Ji'an the military governor of Weibo Circuit ( O沍S, headquartered in modern Handan, Hebei ), his relative Tian Xing seized control of Weibo from Tian Ji'an's son Tian Huaijian and submitted the circuit to imperial orders.
• In 812, after another warlord, Tian Ji'an the military governor of Weibo Circuit ( O沍S, headquartered in modern Handan, Hebei ), his relative Tian Xing seized control of Weibo from Tian Ji'an's son Tian Huaijian and submitted the circuit to imperial orders.
• Li Jifu advocated preparing for a campaign against Weibo to seize it, while Li Jiang believed that soon there would be an uprising from a Weibo officer to seize control of Weibo from Tian Ji'an's young son Tian Huaijian and thus believed that preparing for a campaign was unnecessary.
• Wang's ally Tian Ji'an the military governor of Weibo Circuit ( O沍S, headquartered in modern Handan, Hebei ), however, informed Wang that Xue had received the position by turning to the imperial government; in response, Wang had Xue arrested and brought back to Heng Prefecture.
• Around the same time, the warlord Tian Ji'an, the military governor ( " Jiedushi " ) of Weibo Circuit ( O沍S, headquartered in modern Handan, Hebei ), submitted a tribute of silk in the name of assisting with the rebuilding of Kaiye Temple ( 嫊mi?[ ).
• When Yinniang displays mercy by failing to kill during her duties, Jiaxin punishes her with a ruthless assignment designed to test Yinniang s resolve : she is sent to the distant province / circuit of Weibo in northern China to kill its military governor Tian Ji'an  her cousin to whom she had once been betrothed.
• Emperor Xianzong agreed with Li Jiang, and eventually, when Tian Ji'an's relative Tian Xing rose against Tian Huaijian, Emperor Xianzong commissioned Tian Xing as the new military governor as per Li Jiang's argument, overruling Li Jifu's argument that Tian Xing needed to be observed first; Weibo then began to follow imperial orders.
• In 812, when another ally of Li Shidao's, Tian Ji'an the military governor of Weibo Circuit ( O沍S, headquartered in modern Handan, Hebei ), his relative Han Hong the military governor of Xuanwu Circuit ( ?[ fk, headquartered in modern Kaifeng, Henan ), who was loyal to the imperial government, threatened to attack him if he attacked Weibo, and Li Shidao did not do so.
• Later in 812, when the warlord Tian Ji'an, the military governor of Weibo Circuit ( O沍S, headquartered in modern Handan, Hebei ), died, Li Jifu advocated preparing for a campaign to retake Weibo by force, but Li Jiang advocated another strategy  simply refusing to commission Tian Ji'an's son Tian Huaijian as his successor and waiting for someone else to rise against Tian Huaijian from within Weibo itself.
• Later in 812, when the warlord Tian Ji'an, the military governor of Weibo Circuit ( O沍S, headquartered in modern Handan, Hebei ), died, Li Jifu advocated preparing for a campaign to retake Weibo by force, but Li Jiang advocated another strategy  simply refusing to commission Tian Ji'an's son Tian Huaijian as his successor and waiting for someone else to rise against Tian Huaijian from within Weibo itself.
• In 812, after Tian Xing the military governor ( " Jiedushi " ) of Weibo Circuit ( O沍S, headquartered in modern Handan, Hebei ) submitted his circuit to imperial orders ( previously, under Tian Xing's predecessor Tian Ji'an and prior military governors, Weibo had been governed in a " de facto " independent manner from the imperial government ), Emperor Xianzong sent Pei to Weibo to comfort Tian Xing and the soldiers and to give a large cash reward to the Weibo soldiers.