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INDEX
A-hang, E Yin, the minister of king
T'ang, IV. iii. IV. 7.
Chang, a city taken from Loo by Ts'e,
IV. ii. IV. 8.
Chang Chung, the filial and brotherly.
II. iii. III. 6.
Ch'in, the State of, I. iii. VI.; xii. title.
Ch'ing, the king. 111. ii. VIII. : IV.;
i. [i.] VI.; IX.; [ii.] II.; VIII.;
[iii.] I. to IV.; ii. IV. 2. '
Ch'ing, the State of, I. vii. title.
Ch'ing, a district in the ruyal domain,
III. iii. IX. 2.
Cliuo-lin, a city in Ch'in, I. xii. IX.
Chow, the roval State, I. i. title; vi.
title; vii. 1.; xiii. IV. ; xiv. IV. :
II.i. II.; iv. VII. 3; VIII. 8; X.
2; v. III. 2; IX. I, 2; via. I. :
III. i. I.; II.; III.; IV.; VI.;
VII.; IX. ; iii. IV. 3 ; V. 1, 7;
VIII. 5: IV. i. title; [i-1 III.;
VIII.; [ii.] V.; [iii.] X.; XI. ; ii.
II. 2, o.
Chow, the duke of, I. w. III. to VII.:
IV. ii. IV. 3, 8.
Chow, a city of Ch'ing:, I. vii. V.
Chow Keang = T'ae Keang, III. i.
VI. 1.
Chung, Mr, I. vii. II.
Chung-hang, one of three men buried
in the grave of duke Muh, I. xi. VI.
Chung-nan, a mountain in Shen-se, I.
xi. V.
Chung Shan-foo, the minister of king
Seuen, III. iii. VI.
Chung-yun, the chief cook of king
Ye'w, II. iv. IX. 4.
Chuy, a wild tribe, III. iii. VII. 6.
Chwang, the duke of Loo, IV. ii. IV. 3.
Chwang Keang, the wife of one of tlie
marquises of \Vei, I. iii. I. to V.
notes; \. III.
Fan, the minister of Instruction under
king Yew, II. iv. IX. 4.
Fang, a place overrun by the northern
tribes, II. iii. III. 4.
Fang Shuh, the leader of an expedition
to the South, 11. iii. IV.
Fei-ts'euen, a river in Wei, I. iii.
XIV. 4.
Foo, or Poo, the prince of, III. iii. V. 1.
PEOPEE NAMES.
Foo, a hunting ground, II. iii. ~\. 2.
Fuh-kwan, name of a place, I. v. IV. 2.
Fun, king Le, so called, III. iii. VII. 4.
Fung, the name of the capital of Chow,
and of a stream, III. i. X.
Gaou, the name of a hill, II. iii. V. 3.
Han, the State of, III. iii. VII. 5, 6.
Han, the marquis of, III. ii. VII.
Hail, the river, I. i. IX. : II. v. X. 6 :
III. iii. VIII.
H.tu, the name of a hill, III. i. V.
Han K'eih, the bride of the marquis
of Han, III. iii. VII. 5.
Haou, a name of the western capital,
II. iii. III. 4, 6; vii. VII.: III. i.
He-sze, a brother of the marquis of
Luo, IV. ii. IV. 9.
Hea, the dynasty, III. iii. I. 8 : IV.
iii. IV. 6.
Hea Nan, the son of a mistress of the
duke of Ch'in, I. xii. IX
He'ah, a river. III. i. II. 4.
Heang, a district in the royal domain,
II. iv. IX. 6.
Heen-foo, a noble of king Seuen, III.
iii. VII. 3.
Hesn-yun, a wild tribe in the north,
II. i. VII.; VIII. ; iii. III.; IV. 4.
Hcu, the State of, I. iv. X. : vi. IV.:
IV. ii. IV. 8.
Hew-foo, the earl of Ch'ing, III. iii.
IX. 2.
King, the State of, I. v. III. 1.
Ho, the Hwang-ho river, I. iii.
XVIII.; iv. I.; v. III. 4; VII.;
vi. VII.; vii. V.; xii. III.: II. v.
I. 6 : IV. i. [i.] VIII.; [iii.] XI.;
iii. 111.
Hoo and Yih. two hills in Loo, IV. ii.
IV. 7.
Hoo, the earl of Shaou, III. iii. VIII.
How-tseih, the first ancestor of Chow,
III. ii. I. ; iii. III. 2 : IV. i. [i.]
X.; ii. IV. I, 2, 3.
Hwse, the river, II. vi. IV. : III. iii.
VIII.; IX. : IV. ii. Ill- 5, 7, 8;
IV. 6, 7-
Ilwan, the prince of Wei, I. iv. V.
notes.
Hwang-foo, the president of tlie
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government under king Yew, II. iv.
IX. 4, et seq.
Hwang-foo, a Grand-master of king
Seuen, III. iii. IX.
Hwang valley, the, in Shen-se, III.
ii. VI. 6.
Hwoh, a place occupied by the north
ern tribes, II. iii. III. 4.
Hwun, a river in Wei, I. ix. II.
Jin, T'ae Jin, the mother of king Wan,
III. i. II.
Joo, the river, I. i. X.
Joo, a State on the east of the Ho,
III. i. III. 9.
Jung, wild tribes of the West, II. i.
VIII. 5.
Juv, the State of, on the east of the
Ho, III. i. III. 9.
Juy, the name of a stream running
into the King, III. ii. VI. 6.
Juy, the earl of, III. iii. III.
Kan, the name of a place, I. iii. XIV.
3.
K'ang, the king, IV. i. p.] IX.
Kaou, a town in Tsm, I. x. III.
Kaou-yaou, Shun's minister of Crime,
IV. ii. III. a .
Ke, king, the father of king Wan, III.
i. II. 2; VII. 3,4.
K'e, the river, I. iii. XIV. 1; v. I.;
IV.; V.: IX.
K'e, mount, III. i. III. 2; VII. 6:
IV. i. [i.] V.; ii. IV. 2; -Chow,
III. iii. VIII. 5.
K'e-shang, the name of a place, I. iv.
IV.
Kea-foo, the author of an ode, II. iv.
VII. 10.
Kea-pih, the chief administrator under
king Ye\v, II. iv. IX. 4.
Kfe'angriver, the Yang-tsze, I. i. IX.;
ii. XI.; II. v. X. 6 : III. iii. VIII.
Keang of Te, tribes of the West, IV
iii. V. 2.
Keimg, a surname, I. iv. IV. 1; vii.
IX.; xii. III. : III. i. III. 2 ; VI. 1.
Keang Yuen, themotherof How-tseih.
III. ii. I. : IV. ii. IV. I.
Keeh of Hea, the tyrant, IV. iii. IV. 6.
Keon-hoo, one of three men, buried in
the grave of duke Muh, I. xi. VI.
Keih, a great clan-name, II. viii. I. 3.
K'eih, a surname, III. iii. VII. 5.
Keih-foo, an officer who commandi
an expedition to the North, II. iii.
III. ; the author of odes, III. iii. V
8; VI. 8; IX. 2.
Keun, barbarous tribes, III. i. III. 8
Keun-woo, a principality of Hea, IV.
iii. IV. 6.
Kew, the wilderness of, in the West,
II. vi. III. 1.
King, the barbarous region of the
South, II. iii. IV. 4 : IV. ii. IV 6 ;
-ts'oo, IV. iii. V.
King, the river, I. iii. X. 3: II. iii.
III. 4 : III. i. IV. 3 ; ii. IV. 1.
King, the name of a hill near the capital
of Shang, IV. iii. III. ; V. 6.
Koo, a principality of He'a, IV. iii.
• IV. 6.
Kung, a place in the State of Yuen,
III. i. VII. 5 .
Kwan, barbarian tribes, III. i. VII. 2.
Kwei, the State of, I. xiii. title.
Kwei, a mountain in Loo, IV. ii. IV. 6.
Kwei-foo, the father-in-law of the
marquis of Han, ni. iii. VII. 4.
Kwo valley, the, in Shen-se, III. ii.
VI. 6.
Lo, the king, III. iii. I.; III. notes.
Le'ang, the mountain of, III. iii.
VII.
Lew, duke, the story of. III. ii. VI.
Loh, the river, II. v. IX.
Loo, the State of, I. viii. VI.; X. :
IV. ii. title.
Man, the wild tribes of the South, II.
vii. IX. 8: IV. ii. IV. 7; wild
trihes, III. iii. VII. 6.
Miing-tsze, a eunuch, II. v. VI. 7.
Maou, wild tribes in the West, II. vii.
IX. 8.
Mei, a district in Wei, I. iv. IV.
Mei, a district in the royal domain, III.
iii. V. 6.
Meih, the State of, III. i. VII. 5.
Mih, amid tribe, III. iii. VII. 6 : IV.
ii. IV. 7.
Muh, the wilderness or plain of, III.
i. II. 7, 8 : IV. ii. IV. 2.
Muh, the duke of Ts'in, I. xi. VI.
Mung, a mountain in Loo, IV. ii.
IV. 6.
Nan-chung the leader of an expedition
to the North, II. i. VIII. : III. iii.
IX. 1.
Naou, a hill in Ts'e, I. viii. II.
Ne the name of a place in Wei, I. iii.
XIV. 2.
Pang, a city of Ch'ing, I. vii. V.
Paou, a nobleman's friend suspected of
slandering him, II. v. V.
Paou Sze, the favourite of king Yew,
II. iv. VIII.; IX. 4 : III. iii. X. 3.
P'ci, I. iii. title.
Pin, the State of, I. xv. title : III. ii.
VI. 5, 6.
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