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I will tell His Majesty that Pingxi King will never rebel. Even if he be invited to be emperor, he will not like to be. Since imperial palaces are not more splendent than his, nor dress more beautiful; moreover, what you eat is more delicious than what His Majesty eats ( I am
in charge of the management of the imperial cooking matters).
I will tell His Majesty that Pingxi King will never rebel. Even if he be invited to be emperor, he will not like to be. Since imperial palaces are not more splendent than his, nor dress more beautiful; moreover, what you eat is more delicious than what His Majesty eats ( I am
in charge of the management of the imperial cooking matters).
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splendent I think you want resplendent Even if he were invited to be ... palaces do not dress, I think
- splendent I think you want resplendent Even if he were invited to be ...
- palaces do not dress, I think
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splendent
I think you want resplendent
Even if he were invited to be ...
palaces do not dress, I think
I think you want resplendent
Even if he were invited to be ...
palaces do not dress, I think
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Well, it seems that that still needs editing.
I will tell His Majesty that Pingxi King will never rebel. Even if he were invited to be emperor, he will not like to be. Since imperial palaces are not more resplendent than his, nor clothes more beautiful; moreover, what you eat is more delicious than what His Majesty eats ( I am
in charge of the management of the imperial cooking matt
I will tell His Majesty that Pingxi King will never rebel. Even if he were invited to be emperor, he will not like to be. Since imperial palaces are not more resplendent than his, nor clothes more beautiful; moreover, what you eat is more delicious than what His Majesty eats ( I am
in charge of the management of the imperial cooking matt
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Well, it seems that that still needs editing.
I will tell His Majesty that Pingxi King will never rebel. Even if he were invited to be emperor, he will not like to be. Since neither are imperial palaces more resplendent than his, nor clothes more beautiful; moreover, what you eat is more delicious than what His Majesty eats ( I am
in charge of the management of the imperial cooking
I will tell His Majesty that Pingxi King will never rebel. Even if he were invited to be emperor, he will not like to be. Since neither are imperial palaces more resplendent than his, nor clothes more beautiful; moreover, what you eat is more delicious than what His Majesty eats ( I am
in charge of the management of the imperial cooking
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Is the King's name Pingxi? Then he needs to be called King Pingxi not Pingxi King.
Is Pingxi the name of the country? Then it should read 'that the King of Pingxi'
Even if he were invited to be emperor, he would not want to be.
Since imperial palaces are not more resplendent than his, nor his clothes more beautiful; (this doesn't make too much sense. Whose palaces and wh
Is Pingxi the name of the country? Then it should read 'that the King of Pingxi'
Even if he were invited to be emperor, he would not want to be.
Since imperial palaces are not more resplendent than his, nor his clothes more beautiful; (this doesn't make too much sense. Whose palaces and wh
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An imperial envoy told King Pingxi at the greeting dinner. King here refers to duke, the highest grade of the peerage in Qing Dynasty, China.
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