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In the Chinese 'black' history (mishi), it has been rumoured that Princess Taiping after failure of two past marriages, had a love affair with her nephew Li Long Ji (Rui Zong's son). The truth still remains hidden however.
In the Chinese 'black' history (mishi), it has been rumoured that Princess Taiping after failure of two past marriages, had a love affair with her nephew Li Long Ji (Rui Zong's son). The truth still remains hidden however.
::Is it ''mishi''(秘史) or ''yeshi''(野史)? The latter is a more appropriate term for uncanonical "black" history while the former refers to secretly documented history that was not readily accessible until discovery. [[User:Chevrox|Chevrox]] 03:02, 3 January 2007 (UTC)

Is it ''mishi''(秘史) or ''yeshi''(野史)? The latter is a more appropriate term for uncanonical "black" history while the former refers to secretly documented history that was not readily accessible until discovery. [[User:Chevrox|Chevrox]] 03:02, 3 January 2007 (UTC)

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In the Chinese 'black' history (mishi), it has been rumoured that Princess Taiping after failure of two past marriages, had a love affair with her nephew Li Long Ji (Rui Zong's son). The truth still remains hidden however.

Is it mishi(秘史) or yeshi(野史)? The latter is a more appropriate term for uncanonical "black" history while the former refers to secretly documented history that was not readily accessible until discovery. Chevrox 03:02, 3 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]