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- King Daoxiang of Zhao (Chinese: 趙悼襄王) (died 236 BC, reigned 244 BC – 236 BC) reigned in the State of Zhao during the Warring States period of Chinese history. Born as Zhao Yan to King Xiaocheng of Zhao, he was originally not groomed to succeed to the throne. However, his path to the throne was eased by the circumstances. Firstly, the heir to the Zhao throne was required to spend a large portion of his youth as a hostage in the Qin court – thus making him susceptible to court intrigue. Secondly, the minister Guo Kai was intent on making Zhao Yan the next king. Therefore, when King Xiaocheng died, instead of welcoming the rightful heir back to Handan, Guo Kai proclaimed Zhao Yan as king instead. The famous Zhao general Lian Po objected to this state of affairs and resigned his posts as a result. King Daoxiang's rule saw Zhao engage in warfare with its eastern neighbour, Yan. Under the command of general Li Mu, Zhao initiated two successful campaigns against Yan in 244 BC and 235 BC, gaining land in what is now central Hebei. Zhao Daoxiang died in 236 BC, in the midst of a Qin invasion of Zhao and was succeeded by King Youmiu. (en)
- Daoxiang de Zhao (chinois: 趙悼襄王) (mort en 236 av. J.C., régné en 244 – 236 av. J.C.) était un roi dans l'État de Zhao pendant la Période des Royaumes combattants de l'histoire chinoise. Né sous le nom de Zhao Yan du roi Xiaocheng de Zhao, il n'était pas à l'origine préparé pour succéder au trône. Cependant, son chemin vers le trône a été facilité par les circonstances. Premièrement, l'héritier du trône de Zhao devait passer une grande partie de sa jeunesse en otage à la cour de Qin – ce qui le rendait vulnérable aux intrigues de la cour. Deuxièmement, le ministre Guo Kai avait l'intention de faire de Zhao Yan le prochain roi. Par conséquent, lorsque le roi Xiaocheng est mort, au lieu d'accueillir l'héritier légitime à Handan, Guo Kai a proclamé Zhao Yan comme roi à la place. Le célèbre général Zhao Lian Po s'est opposé à cet état de fait et a démissionné de ses fonctions en conséquence. Le règne du roi Daoxiang a vu Zhao s'engager dans une guerre avec son voisin oriental, Yan. Sous le commandement du général , Zhao a lancé deux campagnes réussies contre Yan en 244 et en 235 av. J.C., gagnant des terres dans ce qui est maintenant le centre du Hebei. Zhao Daoxiang est mort en 236 av. J.C., au milieu d'une invasion Qin de Zhao et a été remplacé par le roi Youmiu. (fr)
- 조 도양왕(趙悼襄王, ? ~ 기원전 236년)은 전국 시대 조나라의 왕이다. 이름은 언(偃)이다. 조 효성왕의 아들이다. 조 도양왕의 아들이 대왕 가와 유류왕 천이다. (ko)
- 悼襄王（とうじょうおう、? – 紀元前236年） は、中国戦国時代の趙の第9代君主（在位：紀元前244年 - 紀元前236年）。王としては4代目。姓は嬴、氏は趙、諱は偃。孝成王の子。 長年の功臣廉頗を年老いたとして退け、名将李牧や学人龐煖ら新しい将軍を起用した。治世には得失が有り、長平の戦いの大敗を起因とする趙の衰亡は止められなかった。 (ja)
- 趙悼襄王（？－前236年）是中國戰國時期趙國君主，原名趙偃，趙孝成王之子。 部分史學家認為，趙悼襄王為間接害趙國滅亡的亡國之君。 (zh)
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- 조 도양왕(趙悼襄王, ? ~ 기원전 236년)은 전국 시대 조나라의 왕이다. 이름은 언(偃)이다. 조 효성왕의 아들이다. 조 도양왕의 아들이 대왕 가와 유류왕 천이다. (ko)
- 悼襄王（とうじょうおう、? – 紀元前236年） は、中国戦国時代の趙の第9代君主（在位：紀元前244年 - 紀元前236年）。王としては4代目。姓は嬴、氏は趙、諱は偃。孝成王の子。 長年の功臣廉頗を年老いたとして退け、名将李牧や学人龐煖ら新しい将軍を起用した。治世には得失が有り、長平の戦いの大敗を起因とする趙の衰亡は止められなかった。 (ja)
- 趙悼襄王（？－前236年）是中國戰國時期趙國君主，原名趙偃，趙孝成王之子。 部分史學家認為，趙悼襄王為間接害趙國滅亡的亡國之君。 (zh)
- King Daoxiang of Zhao (Chinese: 趙悼襄王) (died 236 BC, reigned 244 BC – 236 BC) reigned in the State of Zhao during the Warring States period of Chinese history. Born as Zhao Yan to King Xiaocheng of Zhao, he was originally not groomed to succeed to the throne. However, his path to the throne was eased by the circumstances. Firstly, the heir to the Zhao throne was required to spend a large portion of his youth as a hostage in the Qin court – thus making him susceptible to court intrigue. Secondly, the minister Guo Kai was intent on making Zhao Yan the next king. Therefore, when King Xiaocheng died, instead of welcoming the rightful heir back to Handan, Guo Kai proclaimed Zhao Yan as king instead. The famous Zhao general Lian Po objected to this state of affairs and resigned his posts as a res (en)
- Daoxiang de Zhao (chinois: 趙悼襄王) (mort en 236 av. J.C., régné en 244 – 236 av. J.C.) était un roi dans l'État de Zhao pendant la Période des Royaumes combattants de l'histoire chinoise. Né sous le nom de Zhao Yan du roi Xiaocheng de Zhao, il n'était pas à l'origine préparé pour succéder au trône. Cependant, son chemin vers le trône a été facilité par les circonstances. Premièrement, l'héritier du trône de Zhao devait passer une grande partie de sa jeunesse en otage à la cour de Qin – ce qui le rendait vulnérable aux intrigues de la cour. Deuxièmement, le ministre Guo Kai avait l'intention de faire de Zhao Yan le prochain roi. Par conséquent, lorsque le roi Xiaocheng est mort, au lieu d'accueillir l'héritier légitime à Handan, Guo Kai a proclamé Zhao Yan comme roi à la place. Le célèbre gén (fr)
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