Shang
[shahng]
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noun
a Chinese dynasty whose dates are usually given as 1766–1122 b.c. and sometimes as 1523–1027 b.c.
Also called Yin.
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Contemporary Examples of shang
It also sold a $3.3 million Shang Dynasty bronze wine vessel to an online bidder in 2010.
But again, it is at the expense of her love interest, Shang, a proud son of a colonel, who once again has to be rescued.
Historical Examples of shang
All that is established is the fact that the Hsia was a state before the Shang.
Government in Republican ChinaPaul Myron Anthony Linebarger
No splittin' with anybody for Shang—it's against his business principles.
Old Judge PriestIrvin S. Cobb
Tz Kung asked which was the man of greater worth, Shih or Shang.
The Sayings of ConfuciusConfucius
She then departed, and on the day named Shang actually died.
Yet, Shang culture cannot well be called a "megalithic" culture.
A history of China., [3d ed. rev. and enl.]Wolfram Eberhard
Shang
noun
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