Princess Jincheng
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Jingcheng, ook wel Kim- shang Kong-co , (overleden 739) was een Chinese prinses uit de Tang-dynastie. Zij werd uitgehuwelijkt aan een lid van de koninklijke familie van het Tibetaanse rijk. Na zijn dood of verlies van macht werd zij een van de vrouwen van de koning Tridé Tsungtsen ( 704-755).
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金城公主（藏文：ཀིམ་ཤེང་ཁོང་ཅོ་或གྱིམ་ཤིང་ཀོང་ཇོ་，，约698年（武周圣历元年）－739年（玄宗开元二十七年）），唐宗女，和亲公主之一。生父为嗣雍王李守礼，养父为唐中宗。 步曾祖姑文成公主之后尘和亲吐蕃，嫁赞普赤德祖赞（即尺带珠丹）。金城公主在吐蕃三十年，为唐蕃称为甥舅宿亲，“和同为一家”（见赤德祖赞上玄宗皇帝表）维系纽带，贡献匪浅。
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La princesse Jincheng (chinois : 金城公主 ; pinyin : Jīnchéng Gōngzhǔ ; tibétain : ཀིམ་ཤེང་ཁོང་ཅོ་, Wylie : Kyim-sheng Kung-co, THL : Kimsheng Khongcho), née en 698 et décédée en 739, est un membre de la famille impériale de la dynastie Tang. Elle est la fille de (en) (李守礼/李守禮, 672-741), un prince de la dynastie Tang. D'après l'Ancien Livre des Tang, elle est mariée avec l'Empereur du Tibet Tridé Tsuktsen.
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Princess Jincheng (Tibetan: ཀྀམ་ཤང་ཁོང་ཅོ་, Wylie: KIm-shang Khong-co, also Tibetan: ཀྀམ་ཤེང་ཁོང་ཅོ་, Wylie: KIm-sheng Khong-co; Chinese: 金城公主; pinyin: Jīnchéng Gōngzhǔ; Wade–Giles: Chin-ch'eng Kung-chu, c. 698 – 739), surnamed Li, was a member of a minor branch of the royal clan of the Chinese Tang dynasty. Princess Jincheng was a daughter of Li Shouli, a prince of Tang China. She grew up in the court and was regarded by Emperor Zhongzong of Tang as a foster daughter.
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Princess Jincheng
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Princesse Jincheng
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Jingcheng
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Jincheng (kejsarinna)
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金城公主
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Princess Jincheng
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Empress consort of Tibet
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Tsenmo
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bio
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Chin-ch'eng Kung-chu
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KIm-shang Khong-co
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KIm-sheng Khong-co
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Princess Jincheng (Tibetan: ཀྀམ་ཤང་ཁོང་ཅོ་, Wylie: KIm-shang Khong-co, also Tibetan: ཀྀམ་ཤེང་ཁོང་ཅོ་, Wylie: KIm-sheng Khong-co; Chinese: 金城公主; pinyin: Jīnchéng Gōngzhǔ; Wade–Giles: Chin-ch'eng Kung-chu, c. 698 – 739), surnamed Li, was a member of a minor branch of the royal clan of the Chinese Tang dynasty. Princess Jincheng was a daughter of Li Shouli, a prince of Tang China. She grew up in the court and was regarded by Emperor Zhongzong of Tang as a foster daughter. Emperor Zhongzong received an ambassador sent by Empress Dowager Khri ma lod of the Tibetan Empire requesting a marriage alliance between the future emperor, Tridé Tsuktsen, and a Tang princess. Emperor Zhongzong conferred the title of Princess Jincheng upon his foster daughter and, in 710, a minister of Tibet arrived to collect her. On his arrival, Emperor Zhongzong entertained the minister by having his sons-in-law play ball sports with him. Princess Jincheng was then married to the Tibetan emperor Me Agtsom, in accordance with the heqin policy. The princess is usually regarded as the consort of Me Agtsom. However, Christopher Beckwith has been suggested that Lha, the de-facto Tibetan Emperor who ruled briefly in 704 to 705, was the person who actually received the Princess Jincheng as bride in 710, though this is very unclear. Princess Jincheng was expected to act as an ambassador to the Tibetan Empire and assist as a Tang diplomat to the Tibetan court. In one case, she solved a dispute between the Tibetan and Tang envoys by erecting a plaque to mark the two territories. In 723, unhappy with her marriage, Princess Jincheng ask for asylum with the King of Kashmir, but she was persuaded to remain in Tibet. The Emperor Zhongzong, saddened by the loss of his daughter, requested that poems be written in her honor. The poet Wang Zhihuan answered with "Beyond the Border", a reference to her trip through Yumen Pass.
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La princesse Jincheng (chinois : 金城公主 ; pinyin : Jīnchéng Gōngzhǔ ; tibétain : ཀིམ་ཤེང་ཁོང་ཅོ་, Wylie : Kyim-sheng Kung-co, THL : Kimsheng Khongcho), née en 698 et décédée en 739, est un membre de la famille impériale de la dynastie Tang. Elle est la fille de (en) (李守礼/李守禮, 672-741), un prince de la dynastie Tang. D'après l'Ancien Livre des Tang, elle est mariée avec l'Empereur du Tibet Tridé Tsuktsen. La légende raconte que la bosse que l'on voit sur la montagne de la Vallée des Rois, dans l'actuelle préfecture de Shannan, Région autonome du Tibet, abrite la sépulture de la princesse Jincheng.
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Jingcheng, ook wel Kim- shang Kong-co , (overleden 739) was een Chinese prinses uit de Tang-dynastie. Zij werd uitgehuwelijkt aan een lid van de koninklijke familie van het Tibetaanse rijk. Na zijn dood of verlies van macht werd zij een van de vrouwen van de koning Tridé Tsungtsen ( 704-755).
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金城公主（藏文：ཀིམ་ཤེང་ཁོང་ཅོ་或གྱིམ་ཤིང་ཀོང་ཇོ་，，约698年（武周圣历元年）－739年（玄宗开元二十七年）），唐宗女，和亲公主之一。生父为嗣雍王李守礼，养父为唐中宗。 步曾祖姑文成公主之后尘和亲吐蕃，嫁赞普赤德祖赞（即尺带珠丹）。金城公主在吐蕃三十年，为唐蕃称为甥舅宿亲，“和同为一家”（见赤德祖赞上玄宗皇帝表）维系纽带，贡献匪浅。
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Tsenmo