TAI TSONG

I will now speak of Tai Tsong 976 anne domini
(or as the wop says, prima del mille

Tai Tseu tripled the empire/

Tai Tsong / Kung/

the king or authrntic books /

taxes/ scarce money/

Ouang Siapo social justice

agriculture ; 30 years reign.

and 

( Ghengis rising )

and a great general died in that year/ and Tchinsong declined ;
present of sables

( marte-zibbeline )

( winter of 10 hundred and four

uan soui: uan SOUI / may he lived for 10 thousand years.

and Tchin said : dont worry about future ages
the people now need space to breathe.

made terms with tartars/ paid em in silk and silver
to keep 'em quiet as far as the wall

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and the King of the Khitan put up his court as Tchongking

and the emperer Tcin went mambo.

droughts, taxes / and Jin TSONG put out the tao-sse

Come Hias and Khitans/ boredom of tartar wars

Jin got peace by diplomacy/

Ngan che/ for restoring of Tocheu price controll
but with taxes/ had an o an eye on the circulation of goods
/ made a census of untilled land/ and gave seed free to farmer

( HHH and all that

1069

tin tithes / money talk/ stabilization

and" everyone " out against him

for smacking their habits

Tocheu Tung an author said then that reason

comes down from heaven enlightening all things

thus in his Y tong

for governing of the troops/

and at this time was the master of "enuphar

who wrote of light as did Grosseteste/

and the emperor blame the droughts now on Ngan

thinking his reforms had affected the weather

and Toching his provided the sob stuff/ " people oppressed

and the rest of it

to pay gain/

and Ngan wordbook was cl coloured ho-chang/

Ouan Ngai che/ was unpopular /

youth brigades/

and then died the emperor Tsao che/ who prevented at least one w

then they had a fool war against Hia
and made Kung and Mang dukes of Manuta

a/d IO 84

with a general history offered /

and the merchants struck against Ngan

shut shops and wept for a bloke calle Sse
anti tao, anti Foe also anti Ngan

Ngans rule work '20 years

and then this guy See ma, undid 'em.

Ngan leaning to Bhudda or blokes went Bhud from confusion

so they had a college reform, no exams on taoism and
bhudda

flood relief/

and there was a joker in Ngan's reforms

or or ele s there were twisters/

and the n'ext emprer put his tablet (Ngan) in Kung's temple.
and Tchang Yng cut taxes/

and the next bloke goes Taoist.

Tsaiking twisted Ngan to state usury and taxation/

and they built a botanic garden/ with 7 a few hundred
gazebos/

and Akouta of Nutche ( nitehevo: rhösian barbarians

demanded a rational al habet

and a fox walked into the parlour and sat on the
chink emperor(s throne.

so the Tartars came over Hoang ho.

and they cancelled Ngan's regulations/ Sung sinking under

these tartars

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P/502 billets, bigletti: as coin was too heavy for transport
redeemable/ but only at one third face value/
and Ou kiai, still takes a swat at the tartars and licks 'em
so Sun died from levyin taxes/

for gimeracks/ sung died uner Hoei
dynasty out for its taxes and filagree/ Hoei tsong, the slider
so there was a man named Tchinkis in tartary/

hearing of alphabets; morals, mores/
and a bloke named Yeliu tshutsai/

who said to Ogotai, tax, dont exterminate
you will get more by taxing the blighters/

thus save many lives/ several million/
the bojars though the land will make grazing

IO percent on hooek/ and 3 and 1/2 on necessities?
kill em off, and have grass land/

well there were two kinds of barbarians/
and more kinds of barbarian/

and they tried to stop 'em at Hoang Ho

day falls like a fluttering flag/

and Tiger eye/ east princes go west by way of the
vale of boxwood/ opened the frontiers/
to cover Mt Kuai kai with a plain palace

a medice that will give immortality
and ships sent ( ? li Sao/ to Japan

Mt Tai Baku/ 300 milest to heaven/

lost in a forest of stars/

a sellp on pine needles fallen

OMENHHHHHHHHH sprinked horse blood

praying n o brave man be reborn among Mongols/

Ouan yen tohinhechang/ of Kin

thus inHHHHHHHHHYENHHHHHHH in the time of Mt Segur

of the faithful guard/

and Ogotai mongols invading/ catapult to cast stones/

Nikiasu using powder/

white brids remember the warrior/ who was good
in logistics/

p. 13)

Ozin( wedin )

And You risk the severe had 'em set out mulberry trees/

Ghense NO taxes/ grew up as a labourer/

100 chi of rice at ten cents/

that is 1/2 ounce of silver.

and Zin Kwa observed t that gold is inedible.

stroted grain against famine/ observed that jade is inedible.

and they used also invisible writing.

and in Ten Bou's time, a white phoenix.

well it was about now that Yeliu saved the million

WHHHHHHHHHHH 'uai feng by his remark about taxes.

this he said to Ogotai's mongrels. about the time of Mt Sigu

where the Albigiois were finished/ not even the stair/
and Mong Keng hemd out against mongrels/
and Yeliu out down taxes on imports/

Han, Lang, Ouen Keng

Mie Kien Tchong king, Fou

Pong Chun King, gone, gone

to the Mogul; lest they were these town to the Mogul/
to Ogetai son of Ghengis

Vendome; Vendome. Beaugency

Nostre Dame de Clery

and the Mongeless worried Yeliu with litigation

and he left 13 flutes a lute and library

tablets on brass and on stone/ thus refuting charges of
absorption.

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and after him died also Meng Keng/

and Kujuk was crowned, and the first day

they put on white clothes and the second day red
and the third day they came out in coats in
their coats were of violet

and the fourth day they came out in scarlet. and Kujuk went against Hungary, Poland, Prussia

and Mengke takes off the taxes.

and in Cai feng they made a gain of dividend,
and gave instruction in farming.

plows, money, ammassi.

YAO
SUN
YU

SEASONS

TCHIN TANG
OU N' WANG

HORSES

KUNG

Tang
Shou
Hia
Sung.

Yelio/ Gehngiz
Yao tcheou / Kublai

and Yao chou talk of Tsao pin with Kublai.

sung lasted till 1279

and wengle at Kukane/ and in ~agdad/

and died by the wall at Hetcheou.

Ogetai reigned for nine years/

so that then Kublai ascended Mt Hianglou

and the Kiang full of war janks
that Sung thought were security/

and Kublai crossed over the ~ Yang tsi.

And LiTseng was fooled by his press// news service
Kublai on the one side and on tother

Ku/1/1 evil councillors: palace women, clever cliques
versus the people.

punishments heavy: easy wars without justice/ these causes of

right of clergy to capi captives/

beauty of her laws in contrast with conduct/

spake thus Kublai Khan

of the Sung who had fallen
were falling.

And Kia see did more harm to Sung than did all the mongols.

North the cradle of mongols/ to whom Pasepa
for

invented an alphabet.

1000 words of mongol/ with 4I letters/

and by Yai island they sunk Sung dynasty/ Kublai
now labled Yuen/

Hoang Ho's fount in a sea of stars/

and Ouagn tch kills Ahama/

Ouen tien siang/ faithfull/

war preparations interruptive of commerce/ Brass money
arms profiteers nationalized/

high tax on wine, settlers licenced/

and Louchi brogh bak the grafters ( Ahama's grafters )

and boosted the tea tax/

and Tchin kin was disgusted by the size of the tax receipts.

and L.Sieuen staved off a war on Japan

and staved off a war on Anam;

said taxes are not abundance/

and had a round up of highbrows.

and Leliu resmad the imperial college. I287

and Kublai was a buggar for taxes. Sangke stinking with graft

and Ounatse made a law code.

knocks out 250 tribunale; that mostly did not but tax.

And Koublai died heavy with years/
good ministers were his luck, save for finances.

"As hunger dify/ alone drove them to brigandage
they wd/ continue thieves until fed.

This knew in the time of Timour/

rock crystal/

"Take me as successor

honoured, my bandit, honoured you ask me

But first must bury my husband, heavy his corpse is
heavy his body to carry back to his village, light were his ash
First let me burn his body, and then my dear bandit

High was the pi pyre for Kuansing
bright the flame that HHH she lit there;

Honour to Ouang chi, the brave day
when the fire was ready, /&/M she cast herself into it

honour, honour forever to Ouang chi/
faithful forever.

light were the cinders of Kuan sing/
High the hell Timour made her.

Honour to Ouang Chi

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