THE SHE KING; OR, THE BOOK OF ANCIENT POETRY

430 PEOPEE NAMES. INDEX II.
P'oo, orFoo, the State of, I. vi. IV. 2 :
III. iii. V. 1.
Sang-chung, the name of a place, I. iv.
Seang-t'oo, the grandson of Seeh, IV.
iii. IV. 2.
Seaou, a city of Ch'ing, I. vii. V.
Seay, building the city of, II. viii.
III. ; the capital of Shin, III. iii. V.
Seeh, the father of the Shang dynasty,
IV. iii. III. ; IV.
Seu, a city of Wei, I. iii. XIV.
Seu, the States of, about the river
Hwae, III. iii. IX. : IV. ii. IV. 7.
Seuen, the king, II. v. III. : HI. iii.
IV. to IX.
Seuen, a dissolute duke of Wei, and
Seuen Keang his wife, I. iii. VIII.
et seg., notes.
Seun, a small State, I. xiv. IV.
Shang1, the dynasty, III. i. 1.4 : IV. i.
[iii.] IX.; ii. IV. 2 ; iii. title ; III.;
IV.; Yin-Bhang, III. i. II. 2, 6, 7.
Shang-foo, the Grand-master under
king Woo, III. i. II. 7, 8.
Shan-kung, the name of a place, I. iv.
Shaou, an ancient city and principality,
I. ii. title ; the duke of, I. ii. V.:
III. ii. VIII.; iii. VIII. 4, 5, 6;
XI. 7; the earl of, II. viii. III. :
III. iii. V.; VIII.
Shin, the State of, I. vi. IV.; the
chief of, III. iii. V.
Shoo, a half-civilized region, east of
King, IV. ii. IV. 5.
Show-vung, a mountain in Shan-se, I.
x. XII.
Shuh-twan, brother of duke Ch\vang
of Ch'ing, 1. vii. III. ; IV.
Sin, the State of, II. i. II. 4—6.
Sin-foo, a hill in Loo, IV. ii. IV. 9.
Sun Tsze-chung, a military com
mander of Wei, I. iii. VI.
Sung, the State of, I. iii. VI.; v.
VII. ; xii. III. ; the duke of, IV.
i. [ii.] IX.
Sung, an ancient State, IV. iii. IV.
Tae Kwei, a concubine of the marquis
of Wei, I. iii. II. et seg., notes.
T'ae, the king, III. i. VII. : IV. i.
[i.] V.; ii. IV. 2.
T'ae, the mountain, IV. ii. IV. 6.
T'ae, a principality in Shen-se, III. ii.
I. o.
T'ae Jin, the mother of king Wan,
III. i. II. 2 ; VI.
Tae Keang, the wife of T'an-foo, III.
i. III. 2 ; VI. 1.
Tae Sze, the queen of king Wan, I.
i. I. et seg. notes : III. i. II. ; VI.
T'ae-yun, a district in Shan-se, II. iii.
III. 5.
T'an, the Stateof, I. v. III. 1.
T'an-foo, the ancient duke, III. i. III.
T'ang, a town in Wei, I. iv. VI.
T'ang, the State of Tsin, so called, I.
x. title.
T'ang the founder of Shang, IV. iii.
I. to V.
Te, the Keang tribes of, IV. iii. V. 2.
Ting, a constellation, I. iv. VI. 1.
T'o, branches of the Kc'ang river, I.
ii. XI.
Too, a pKce near the capital, III. iii.
VII. 3.
Ts'aou, the State of, I. xiv. title.
Ts'aou, a city of Wei, I. iii. VI. 1 ;
XIV. 4 ; iv. X.
Tse, the name of a place in Wei, I. iii.
XIV. 2.
Ts'e, the Stateof, I. v. III.; viii. title;
VI. ; X. ; xii. III. : III. iii. VI. 8.
Tse'aou, a place occupied by the north
ern tribes, II. iii. III. 4.
Ts'eih, a river in Pin, II. iii. VI. 2 ;
III. i. III. I : IV. i. [ii.] VI.
Ts'eu, a river in Pin, II. iii. VI. 2 :
III. i. III. 1 : IV. i. [ii.] VI.
Ts'euen-yuen, the Hundred Springs,
the name of a river, the same as Feits'euen,
I. v. V.
Tseueii, a city of Wei, I. iii. VII. ; iv.
IX.
Tsin, the state of, called T'ang, I. x.
title.
Tsin, a river in Ch'ing, I. vii. XIII. ;
Tsin, the State of, I. xi. title.
Ts-ing, a city in Ch'ing, I. vii. V.
Ts'uo, Ts'uo-kew, the new capital of
Wei, I. iv. VI.
Tsoo-lae, a hill in Loo, IV. ii. IV. 9.
Tsow, the recorder of the Interior
under king Yew, II. iv. IX. 4.
Tsow-yu, a name of doubtful meaning,
supposed to be " a righteous beast,"
I. ii. XIV.
Ts'ung, the State of, III. i. VII. 7, 8 ;
X. z.
Tsze, the surname of the dukes of
Sung, I. xii. III.
Tsze-chung, a clan name in Ch'in, I.
xii. II.
Tsze-ke'u, the clan name of three men
buried in the grave of Muh, duke of
Ts'in, I. xi. VI.
Tsze-too, and Tsze-ch'ung, two gentle
men so designated, I. vii. X.
Tun-k'ew, a place in Wei, I. v. IV. 1.
INDEX II. PEOPEE NAMES. 431
Wan, the, name of a river, I. viii. X.
Wan, the king, I. i. I. et seg. notes :
III. i. I. to X.; ii. X.; iii. I.;
VIII. 4: IV.i. [i.]I.toV.; VII.;
[ii.] VII.; [Hi.] X.; ii. IV. 2.
Wan, a duke of Wei, I. iv. VI. notes.
Wei, the State of, mostly in the present
Ho-nan, I. iii. note on title; XIV.;
iv. X.; v. title, III.
Wei, the State of, in the present Ke'ae
Chow, Shan-se, absorbed by the
State of Tsin, I. ix. title.
Wei, a principality of Hea, IV. iii.
IV. 6.
Wei, the river, I. iii. X. 3: III. i. II.
4, 5; VII. 6; ii. VI. 6.
Wei, a river in Ch'ing, I. vii. XIII.;
XXI.
Woo, the king, III. i. IX.; X. ; iii.
VIII. 4: IV.i. [i.] VIII.; IX.;
[ii.] VII.; VIII.; X.; [iii.]
VIII. ; IX.; ii. IV. 2.
Woo, duke of Wei, I. iv. I.; v. I. :
II. vii. VI. : III. iii. II. only in the
tiotet.
Woo, duke of Ch'ing, I. vii. I. note.s.
Woo-ting, a king of the Shang dynas
ty, IV. iii. III.; V.
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Yen, the State of, III. iii. VII. 6.
Yen, the name of a place, I. iii.
XIV. 3.
Yen-seih, one of three men buried in
the grave of duke Muh, I. xi.
VI.
Yew, eclipse in the reign of king, II.
iv. IX.
Yih, a surname, I. iv. IV. 2.
Yin, the dynasty, III. i. I. 0—7 : IV.
i. rii.l X.: iii. III. V. 1; Shang,
III. i. II.; iii. I.
Yin, the clan-name of a great family
in the royal domain, II. iv. VII. ;
viii. I. 3:" III. iii. IX. 2.
Yu, the Great, II. vi. VI. 1: III. i.
X. 5 ; iii. VF. 1 : IV. ii. IV. 1;
iii. IV. 1; V. 3.
\u, the captain of the guards under
king Yew, II. iv. IX. 4.
Yuen, a State, III. i. VII. 5, 6.
Yuen-k'tiw, the name of a mound, I.
xii. 1.; II.
Yuh, K'euh-yuh, a city of Tsin, I. x.
III.
Yung, a State, I. iv. title.
Yuug, a surname, I. iv. IV. 3.
JOHN CHILDd AND SOIf, PRINTERS.