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Description Portrait of Emperor Song Gongdi.
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趙士松 , ed. (15 August 1937) 趙氏族譜, Hong Kong: 趙揚名閣石印局 OCLC: 866142110.

趙士松字錫年編《趙氏族譜 (商王二十九傳三江房錫年參訂)》

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