antian meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Antian, during her dying moments, binds Tai to look after her sister.
2. The story begins with Tai, daughter of a court seamstress, who becomes jin shei bao of the Little Empress Antian.
3. An earthquake claims the lives of the royal family, leaving an obstinate Liudan, Antian's younger sister, as the unexpected new Empress.
4. The situation in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze is entering " the most critical stage, " the newspaper quoted regional flood relief official Li Antian saying.
5. Another set of cultural elements often attributed to the Antes are numerous hoards of silver and gold ornaments dated to the 7th century, and are variously called " Antian antiquites " or the " Martynovka culture ".
6. With China suffering its worst drought in more than a decade, the ground has become too parched to absorb the seasonal rains expected in the summer, the China Daily quoted Yangtze River water resources director Li Antian as saying.
7. The same conclusion can be drawn from Procopius's report of the " phoney Chilbudius " a young Antian serf who " spoke the Latin tongue " who was dispatched by his fellow tribesmen to negotiate with the Eastern Roman Empire in 545.
8. The " Tianwen zhi " ( Treatise on Astronomy ) in the " Jinshu " reports that around the year 342, a certain Yu Xi from Kuaiji authored a work called " Antian lun " ( Discussion on Complying with Heaven ), which Ge supposedly criticized.
9. The part of the Norwich crag assigned to the Antian warm stage contains fossils of zebra-like horse and southern elephant, and the cooler Baventian shows little change, with zebra-like horse, southern elephant, " Euctenoceros " ( a deer ) and " Mimomys " ( a vole ).
10. Boris Rybakov has linked Spicyn's " Antian antiquities " with Chernyakhov-culture remains excavated by Khvoika, theorizing that the former should be attributed to the Slavs . The debate became politically charged during the 19th century ( particularly in connection with the partitions of Poland and the German " Drang nach Osten " ), and the question of whether Germanic or Slavic peoples were indigenous east of the Oder was used to pursue German and Polish claims to the region.