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Tsong Dynasty

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The nineteenth Imperial Dynasty of China, founded by Tchao-quang-yn, the guardian and chief minister of Yông-tee. He was a descendant of Tchuang-tsong, the Tartar general, and on taking the yellow robe assumed the name of Taë-tsou (great ancestor). This dynasty, which lasted 300 years, was one of the most famous in Chinese annals. (960–1276.)

 

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

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Trumpeter
Trumpets (Feast of)
Trundle
Truss his Points (To)
Trusts
Truth
Truth in a Well
Tryanon
Trygon
Tsin Dynasty
Tsong Dynasty
Tu Autem
Tu las Voulu, George Dandin
Tu Queque
Tu-ral-lu
Tub
Tub, Tubbing
Tub-woman (A)
Tuba [happiness]
Tuck
Tucker