The ji resembles a Chinese spear with a crescent blade attached to the head, as sort of an axe blade.

For example, the word ' halberd ' is also used to translate the Chinese ji and also a range of medieval Scandinavian weapons as described in sagas, such as the atgeir.

* The Ming Dynasty Chinese navy captures two Western ships with Portuguese breech – loading culverins aboard, which the Chinese call a fo – lang – ji ( Frankish culverin ).

U. S. analysts take so seriously the concept of ji ( planning ) that they take any sign of Chinese military cooperation ( e. g., sending troops to Sudan or giving information about Iran ’ s nuclear program ) cautiously.

Adopted as well from Chinese historiographical tradition was the classic four-part division of the standard dynastic history into Annals ( bongi, 本紀 ), Tables ( pyo, 表 ), Monographs ( ji, 志 ), and Biographies ( yeoljeon, 列傳 ).

The Minamoto clan is also called the, using the Sino – Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese characters for Minamoto ( gen ) and family ( ji ).

* In Chinese ( 1976 ) as 人的行為: 經濟學硏論 / Ren de xing wei: jing ji xue yan lun by 台湾銀行經濟硏究室, Taiwan yin hang jin ji yan jiu shi, ( Bank of Taiwan )

Major collections of Classical Chinese poetry include the Shijing, the Chuci, the Collected Tang Poems, the New Songs from the Jade Terrace, the Three Hundred Tang Poems, the Tang era Wangchuan ji, and the poems collected from the Orchid Pavilion Gathering and the Midnight Songs poems from the Six Dynasties period.

Both principles, hard and soft, come from the famous martial arts book Bubishi ( Chinese: wu bei ji ), used by Okinawan masters during the 19th and 20th centuries.

Chinese taiji 太極 is a compound of tai 太 " great ; grand ; supreme ; extreme ; very ; too " ( a superlative variant of da 大 " big ; large ; great ; very ") and ji 極 " pole ; roof ridge ; highest / utmost point ; extreme ; earth's pole ; reach the end ; attain ; exhaust ".

In analogy with the figurative meanings of English pole, Chinese ji 極 " ridgepole " can mean " geographical pole ; direction " ( e. g., siji 四極 " four corners of the earth ; world's end "), " magnetic pole " ( Beiji 北極 " North Pole " or yinji 陰極 " negative pole ; anode "), or " celestial pole " ( baji 八極 " farthest points of the universe ; remotest place ").

* The Iceman Cometh ( 1989 film ) ( Chinese title: Ji dong ji xia ), a Hong Kong film directed by Clarence Fok Yiu-leung

He was also the composer of the music for the Chinese film Tao hua qi xue ji ( China, Peach girl, 1921 ) in Shanghai.

All Silkies have black skin, bones and grayish-black meat ; their Chinese language name is wu gu ji ( 烏骨雞, literally " dark boned chicken "), meaning " black-boned chicken ".

In traditional Chinese medicine Tribulus terrestris is known under the name bai ji li ( 白蒺藜 ).

The ji (), the Chinese halberd, was used as a military weapon in one form or another from at least as early as the Shang dynasty until the end of the Qing dynasty.

There were several types of ji, e. g. with a rectangular, serrated blade instead of the crescent-formed one, or spear tips with two curved blades attached.

Some of the more common rhythms for ji are don doko, don ko, or don go ( swing pattern ).

145-90 BCE ) of the former Han Dynasty ( 206 BCE-24 CE ), the title of whose singular history of China, the Shi ji ( Korean sagi ), Kim Busik adopted for his own work.

* In episode 3 of the Hyakko anime, a slightly different henohenomoheji can be seen drawn on a cardboard box: it has no ji, a shi for its nose and another shi for its ear, which reads out henohenoshiheshi.

For instance, the character 其 originally depicted a ji " winnowing basket ", and scribes used it as a graphic loan for qi 其 " he ; she ; it ", which resulted in a new character ji 箕 ( clarified with the bamboo radical ⺮) to specify the basket.

* 1 September 1604: Adi Granth installed for the first time at Harmandir Sahib by Guru Arjan Dev ji

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Guru Hargobind ji excelled in matters of state, and his Darbar ( court ) was noted for its splendour.

Some of the descriptions of and names for the locations of poetic occasions on his estate can be seen to be directly influential on the forty poems of the Wangchuan ji ( also known as the Wang or Wheel River Collection ) written by Wang Wei and Pei Di, in regards to Wang Wei's Tang Dynasty retirement estate at Lantian, south of the contemporary capital Chang ' an ( modern Xi ' an in Shaanxi province ).

It is similar in many ways to many international cultures, including the Japanese Bushido philosophy, which stresses that duty and honor are essential in every aspect of one's life ; this, coupled with the fact that ' ji ' is the onyomi of the Japanese kanji for ' samurai ', the most purported practitioners of Bushido, makes the connection doubly strong.

Others, including black revolutionary Geronimo Pratt ( AKA Geronimo ji Jaga ), assert that the BLA " as a movement concept pre-dated and was broader than the BPP ," suggesting that it was a refuge for ex-Panthers rather than a new organization formed through schism.

The name derives from an alternate reading of the kanji for Ōishi ( 大石 ), taiseki, and ji ( 寺 ), which means temple.

*" Chongyang's Anthology of the Ten Transformations by Dividing Pears " ( Chongyang fenli shihua ji ) ( The phrase " to divide a pear " is a pun for " to separate ," these were writings intended to convince Ma Yu and Sun Bu ' er to separate in order to better cultivate the Dao.

Hotchiku are sometimes referred to as jinashi nobekan, meaning " without ji ( a paste made of clay and lacquer, used to smooth the bore on shakuhachi ), one-piece " ( hotchiku are not cut in two pieces for crafting or storage, unlike shakuhachi ). Finger hole.

In M. P and all western India PP Nana Maharaj Taranekar ji Indore who was a grihastha. a house holder Enlightened soul. He spread the message of Dutta s message useful to common man and family needs in these parts of India and abroad. The ' Karuna Tripadee ' mandals all around reinforce the need for daily prayers of Dutta's message to all.

In China, kyū ( 級 ) is called " ji ", and it is used for academic tests.

This is also one of the rarest temple of Garud ji, which is famous for ' Kalsarp Anushthan '.

The Kharoshthi monograms are the letters for: sti, ji, ra, ga, gri, ha, stri, ri, bu, a, di, stra, and śi.

Guo used a quadrangular spherical pyramid, the basal quadrilateral of which consisted of one equatorial and one ecliptic arc, together with two meridian arcs, one of which passed through the summer solstice point ... By such methods he was able to obtain the du lü ( degrees of equator corresponding to degrees of ecliptic ), the ji cha ( values of chords for given ecliptic arcs ), and the cha lü ( difference between chords of arcs differing by 1 degree ).

Jianyang bore a famous legal medical expert Song Ci, who wrote a famous book Xi yuan ji lu ; it was the first book about legal medical research, and laid a solid foundation for China's medical jurisprudence.

In a nutshell, Jambho ji was a great visionary, who had foreseen the consequences of man ’ s actions destroying nature for economic development.

In Thailand, where it is illegal for women to take ordination, nearly all female monastics are known as mae chees ( also spelled " Mae ji )," regardless of their level of attainment.

One of the most bizarre convolutions of ji ' e ' toh has to do with the taking of gai ' shain, " those sworn to peace in battle.

Therefore, the Tang Sanzang ji most likely hails from the Tang Dynasty ( 618-907 ).

In various romanization systems, ї is represented by Latin ï, ji, yi or i, the most common being yi.

This temple is one of the ancient most temple of the Brij and according to purans, main idol was incarnated by great grand son of lord Krishna, shri Bajranabh ji after the order of his Kulguru shri Gargachary.

His most acclaimed film roles to date have been that of Dr. Dipankar Roy in Ek Doctor Ki Maut ( 1991 ) and Abba ji, King Duncan in Vishal Bhardwaj's adaption of Macbeth ; Maqbool ( 2003 ), both of which got him National Film Awards.

When playing taiko, the ji is often simple and loud, played most often on a smaller rope-tied drum ( the " shime-daiko ") which is high-pitched and has a sharp attack, making it easily audible over the rumble of the larger taikos.

The contents of Yue ji are fully present in the Yue shu chapter of the Shiji, however this chapter was most probably not authored by Sima Qian.

Scott Cook's research concludes on the WS authorship of Yue ji as the most probable.