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Guoren Uprising
The Guoren Uprising (国人暴动), also called the Zhi Incident, was a revolt against King Li of Zhou around 841 BC that drove him into exile at Zhi.
Guosen Securities
Guosen Securities Co., Ltd. (国信证券股份有限公司) is a full-license Chinese securities firm headquartered in Shenzhen, founded in 1994 and listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 2014.
Guosong Hong
Guosong Hong is a materials scientist and neuroengineer, an Assistant Professor at Stanford University, known for fluorescent and light-generating materials for deep, non-invasive imaging of the nervous system.
Guotai Junan Securities
Guotai Junan Securities (国泰君安) was a Shanghai state-controlled Chinese brokerage formed in 1999 by merging Guotai Securities and Junan Securities, and merged into Guotai Haitong in 2025.
Guowang (国网)
Guowang (国网) is China's national low Earth orbit satellite internet constellation, planned at 12,992 satellites under a 2020 ITU filing and operated by China Satellite Network Group.
Guoxin Jingjiang power station
Guoxin Jingjiang power station (江苏国信靖江发电厂) is a coal-fired power plant in Xieqiao, Jingjiang, Taizhou, Jiangsu, China, operated by Jiangsu Guoxin Jingjiang Power Generation Co Ltd.
Guoxin Yangzhou power station
Guoxin Yangzhou power station (江苏国信扬州发电厂), also known as Yangzhou No. 2 Power Plant, is a coal-fired power station of at least 2,460 MW in Hanjiang district, Yangzhou, Jiangsu, China.
Guoxiu Wang
Guoxiu Wang (G. X. Wang) is an Australian materials scientist and Distinguished Professor at the University of Technology Sydney, known for research on lithium-ion, lithium-sulfur, and sodium-ion batteries.
Guoyin Shen
Guoyin Shen is a high-pressure geophysicist at Argonne National Laboratory's Advanced Photon Source, known for a 2001 Nature study of the post-spinel transformation marking the 660-km discontinuity.
Guoyue Investment Group
Guoyue Investment Group Co., Ltd. (国粤投资集团有限公司) is a Chinese private investment group headquartered in Shenzhen, whose operating core is coal-fired power generation in southern China.
Guozhong Cao
Guozhong Cao (曹国忠) is a materials scientist who holds the Boeing-Steiner professorship at the University of Washington and studies nanostructured materials and coatings for energy applications.
Guozijian (Imperial Academy)
Guozijian (国子监), the Imperial Academy, was the highest administrative organ of state education in imperial China, directing Confucian schools that trained and examined candidates for official service.
Guozixue (State Academy)
Guozixue (国子学), the School of the Sons of the State, was a Chinese imperial academy founded in 276 under Emperor Wu of Jin for officials' sons.
Guppy
Guppy (Poecilia reticulata), also millions fish, a small live-bearing poeciliid fish native to the Lesser Antilles and northern South America; popular aquarium fish, mosquito-control agent since World War I, High-risk invasive species, and model organism in evolutionary biology.
Gupt
Gupt: The Hidden Truth (गुप्त) is a 1997 Hindi murder mystery by Rajiv Rai, starring Bobby Deol, Kajol, and Manisha Koirala; a box-office hit whose concealed female villain won Kajol a historic Filmfare Award.
Gupt: The Hidden Truth (गुप्त: द हिडन ट्रुथ)
Gupt: The Hidden Truth (गुप्त) is a 1997 Hindi suspense thriller directed by Rajiv Rai, starring Bobby Deol, Kajol, and Manisha Koirala; a box-office hit whose guarded climax and Kajol's Filmfare-winning villain role distinguish it.
Gupta
Gupta (गुप्त) is a common Indian surname from Sanskrit gupta, "protected, hidden," used mainly by Vaishya Bania and Jain communities of northern India and borne by roughly three million people worldwide.
Gupta Administrative Hierarchy
The Gupta administrative hierarchy was the system of official ranks through which the Gupta Empire governed its provinces, headed by the king with provincial Uparikas and specialist ministers.
Gupta army
The Gupta army (गुप्त सेना) was the military organization of the Gupta Empire of northern India, fighting Samudragupta's conquests and peaking under Chandragupta II before failing against the Hunas.
Gupta conquest of Bengal
The Gupta conquest of Bengal was the incorporation of Bengal, except the tributary state of Samatata, into the Gupta Empire by the mid-4th century AD.
Gupta conquest of the Western Kshatrapas
The Gupta conquest of the Western Kshatrapas, a war of about 395 CE, ended the Western Satrap dynasty when Chandragupta II defeated and killed Rudrasimha III.
Gupta Empire (गुप्त साम्राज्य)
Gupta Empire (गुप्त साम्राज्य), North Indian dynasty founded by Chandragupta I with the Gupta era of 26 February 320 CE; peaked under Samudragupta and Chandragupta II Vikramaditya, declined under Huna attacks by about 550 CE.
Gupta era
The Gupta era (गुप्त संवत्) is a system of dating years from an epoch in 319–320 CE, associated with the accession of Chandragupta I, and it remained in use in parts of India for centuries.
Gupta family
The Gupta family, also known as the Gupta brothers, is an Indian-South African business family whose business empire was examined by South Africa's Zondo Commission on state capture.
Gupta gold dinar coinage
The Gupta gold dinar (गुप्त दीनार) was the gold coinage of the Gupta Empire, struck from around 335 CE under Samudragupta until the dynasty's last rulers in the sixth century.
Gupta imperial administration
Gupta imperial administration governed the Gupta Empire (320 to 550) through a decentralized hierarchy of provinces (bhuktis) under emperor-appointed uparikas and districts (vishayas) run by vishayapatis with local elite councils.
Gupta Land-Measure Units (kulyavapa, dronavapa, nivartana, pala)
Gupta land-measure units, including kulyavapa, dronavapa, and nivartana, were regional land-area measures used in fifth- and sixth-century copper-plate charters, defined by the paddy seed required to sow a plot.
Gupta land-revenue system
The Gupta land-revenue system was how the Gupta empire (c. 320–550 CE) drew income from land, built around named levies such as bhaga, the king's share of produce.
Gupta silver coinage
Gupta silver coinage (गुप्त रजत मुद्रा) is the silver drachm currency introduced by Chandragupta II after his conquest of the Western Kshatrapas in western India, closely imitating their coins.
Gupta–Vakataka marriage alliance
The Gupta–Vakataka marriage alliance (गुप्त–वाकाटक वैवाहिक संबंध) was the marriage of Gupta princess Prabhavatigupta, daughter of Chandragupta II, to Vakataka crown prince Rudrasena II around 380 AD.