qi kang造句

• Both he and Qi Kang fled to Fengtian, and Emperor Dezong made him the deputy chief imperial censor ( ?_ 騍-NN, " Yushi Zhongcheng " ).
• Qi Kang and Qi Ying both fled to Fengtian, and Emperor Dezong made Qi Kang an imperial censor with the title " Shiyushi " ( | p = } } ).
• Qi Kang and Qi Ying both fled to Fengtian, and Emperor Dezong made Qi Kang an imperial censor with the title " Shiyushi " ( | p = } } ).
• Qi Ying and Qi Kang pointed out that one of the military officers, Li Chulin ( NgZi3t ), was previously a subordinate of Zhu Ci's and would be difficult to control.
• Qi Ying and fellow staff member Qi Kang pointed out that one of the military officers, Li Chulin ( NgZi3t ), was previously a subordinate of Zhu Ci's and would be difficult to control.
• Qi Kang and fellow staff member Qi Ying pointed out that one of the military officers, Li Chulin ( | p = } } ), was previously a subordinate of the mutiny leader Zhu Ci and would be difficult to control.
• In Qi Kang's youth, the Anshi Rebellion swept over the northern parts of the Tang empire, and he took his mother and fled to Kuaiji ( present-day Shaoxing in Zhejiang ), where he spent his time studying.
• In the solemn ceremony, Zhang and six of his staff members  among whom were future chancellors Qi Ying, Qi Kang, and Yu Di  served as administrators of the oath on the Tang side, while Shang and six of key Tufan officials and generals served as administrators of the oath on the Tufan side.
• At that time, the official Yuan Xiu ( | p = } } ), who was in charge of the state salt and iron monopolies, believed that Qi Kang was capable and recommended him as " Cangbu Langzhong " ( | p = } } ), a supervisorial official at the ministry of census ( | p = } } ), to be in charge of the salt monopoly in the Yangtze River-Huai River region.