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Early Attestation of Xunxia
Xunxia is attested in the phrase “must occupy the land of Xunxia.”
Xúnxiá / Hsün-hsia
Xunxia is attested in the phrase “must occupy the land of Xunxia.”
The state of Xun was a fief granted to a son of King Wen of Zhou and was later annexed by Jin.
The ruins of Xunxia were located east of Jie County.
The former city of Xun was in Jie County of Hedong, identified as fifteen li northeast of Linjin County in Puzhou Prefecture, Shanxi.
Xun Yue lived in the Han dynasty and is recorded in the Biography of Tang Lin in the Book of Han.
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