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TángSòng

the Tang (618-907) and Song (960-1279) dynasties

Sòngcháo

Song Dynasty (960-1279) / also Song of Southern dynasties [[南朝宋]] (420-479)

SòngRènqióng

Song Renqiong (1909-2005), general of the People's Liberation Army

SòngHuīzōng

Emperor Huizong (Song Dynasty)

Sòngsìdàshū

Four great compilations of Northern Song dynasty, namely: Extensive records of the Taiping era (978) [[太平廣記|太平广记]], Imperial readings of the Taiping era [[太平御覽|太平御览]], Prime tortoise of the record bureau [[冊府元龜|册府元龟]], Finest blossoms in the garden of literature [[文苑英華|文苑英华]]

Sòngsìjiā

four famous Song calligraphers, namely: Su Shi [[蘇軾|苏轼<SūShì>]], Huang Tingjian [[黃庭堅|黄庭坚<HuángTíngjiān>]], Mi Fu [[米芾<MǐFú>]] and Cai Xiang [[蔡襄<CàiXiāng>]]

SòngTàizǔ

Emperor Taizu of Song, posthumous title of the founding Song emperor Zhao Kuangyin [[趙匡胤|赵匡胤]] (927-976), reigned from 960

Sòngshǐ

History of the Song Dynasty, twentieth of the 24 dynastic histories [[二十四史<ÈrshísìShǐ>]], composed under Toktoghan [[脫脫|脱脱<Tuōtuō>]] in 1345 during the Yuan Dynasty [[元<Yuán>]], 496 scrolls / (not to be confused with [[宋書|宋书<Sòngshū>]])

SòngCí

Song Ci (1186-1249), Southern Song lawyer, editor of Record of Washed Grievances [[洗冤集錄|洗冤集录]] (1247), said to be the world's first legal forensic text

SòngQìnglíng

Song Qingling or Rosemonde Soong (1893-1981), wife of Sun Yat-sen [[孫中山|孙中山<SūnZhōngshān>]]