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# 佛祖歷代通載 2.86

佛祖歷代通載 2.86

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [2.86](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2036.2.86)

曹叔振鐸（文王第六子。武王弟。封之于曹。今濟陽定陶縣也。至伯陽。好田弋。怠政而亡。後曹伯背晉于宋。自振鐸下。太伯仲君宮伯孝伯夷伯幽公戴伯惠伯顧伯穆公桓莊僖昭共文宣成武平悼襄隱靖伯陽。二十六世。六百四十五年。敬王三十三年。為宋景公滅之也）。

> Zhenduo, Uncle of Cao (the sixth son of King Wen, younger brother of King Wu. He was enfeoffed at Cao, modern Dingtao county in Jiyang. Down to Boyang, he was fond of hunting with bow and string, neglected governance, and perished; later, the Earl of Cao turned his back on Jin for Song. Down from Zhenduo: Earl Tai, Zhongjun, Earl Gong, Earl Xiao, Earl Yi, Duke You, Earl Dai, Earl Hui, Earl Gu, Duke Mu, Huan, Zhuang, Xi, Zhao, Gong, Wen, Xuan, Cheng, Wu, Ping, Dao, Xiang, Yin, Jing, and Boyang. Twenty-six generations, six hundred and forty-five years. In the thirty-third year of King Jing, Duke Jing of Song destroyed them).  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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