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Du Yu (Chinese: 杜預; pinyin: Dù Yù) (222–285), style name Yuankai (元凱), was a military general of Cao Wei during the late Three Kingdoms period of Chinese history. He served the Jin Dynasty after the end of the Three Kingdoms period. Also a prolific author, Du Yu was a self-proclaimed addict of Zuo Zhuan and wrote an influential commentary to it. Du Yu was one of the most important commanders under Zhong Hui during the conquest of the rival state of Shu Han, and he also followed in leading an army in the conquest of Eastern Wu as guardian of the south. Du Yu managed to lay waste to the Eastern Wu army with great force in not the greatest of length of time, and received the surrender of Eastern Wu's last ruler Sun Hao.

Du Yu was a brother-in-law of the Wei regent Sima Zhao, whose son Sima Yan later became the founding emperor of the Jin Dynasty. Du Yu married Sima Zhao's younger sister Princess Gaolu (高陆) after returning from the conquest of Shu. Du Yu was also the ancestor of the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu.

Appointments and titles held[link]

• Gentleman in the Imperial Secretariat (尚書郎)
• Marquis of Fengle (豐樂亭侯) - inherited by Du Yu from his father Du Shu
• Army Advisor (參軍)
• Chief Clerk (長史) to General Who Guards the West Zhong Hui
• Military Judge Who Pacifies the West (安西軍司)
• Inspector of Qinzhou (秦州刺史)
• Eastern Qiang Colonel (東羌校尉)
• General of Light Chariots (輕車將軍)
• Senior General Who Guards the South (鎮南大將軍)
• Director of Retainers (司隸校尉)
• Tejin (特進)

The following two titles were granted to Du Yu posthumously

• Senior General Who Attacks the South (征南大將軍)
• Marquis Cheng (成侯)

See also[link]

• List of people of the Three Kingdoms

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Biography[link]

Like Sertab Erener and Aşkın Nur Yengi, Levent Yüksel is one of the singers introduced to Turkish music by Sezen Aksu.^[1] During his education in the now İstanbul University State Conservatory, Department of Contrabass, he played his bass in various nightclubs, along many singers. After completing his compulsory military service he worked in a night club orchestra together with Fatih Erkoç and Sertab Erener, to whom she had been married between from 1991 to 1996. Through Aykut Gürel he met Sezen Aksu, and accompanied Harun Kolçak in the vocals of the song Bile Bile from the first album of Aşkın Nur Yengi. Finally his first solo album Med Cezir came in year 1993. Two years later his second album, literally İkinci Albümü, and in 1997 the single Bi Daha followed. His latest album Kadın Şarkıları, in which he sang oldies originally sang by female singers, came in 2006.

Albums[link]

1. Yeter Ki Onursuz Olmasın Aşk
2. Med Cezir
3. İstanbul
4. Kadınım
5. Beni Bırakın
6. Tuana
7. Uçurtma Bayramları
8. Dedikodu
9. Bu Gece Son
10. Yeniden Başla

1. Ben Senin Bildiğin Erkeklerden Değilim
2. Tuzum Kuru
3. Yas
4. Karaağaç
5. Şıngırdak Yarim
6. Zalim
7. Çekirdek Hatun
8. Abanoz'daki Emine
9. Hayat Zaten Zor
10. Haydar

1. Bi' Daha
2. İmkansız Aşk

1. Hayrünnisa (Gül'ü yok!)
2. Adı Menekşe
3. Şüphe
4. İmkansız Aşk
5. Elimiz Mahkum
6. Hakim Bey
7. Son İstanbul'da
8. Aşk Bireysel Bir Yolculuktur
9. Bi Daha
10. Deryalar

1. Sultanım
2. Hayat Dediğin
3. Hep Seveceğim
4. Bir Sel Gibi
5. Daima
6. Mutsuzsun
7. Şaka Yaptım
8. Güllü Yar
9. Son kadınım
10. Gül Kurusu
11. Sonbahar
12. Sultanım (Remix)
13. Mutsuzsun (Remix)
14. Sonbahar (Remix)

1. Sadakatsiz Aşk Olmaz
2. Bu Aşkın Katili Sensin
3. Selamsız
4. Kırık Telli
5. Uslanmadım
6. Yarabbim (Remix)
7. Fasl-ı Muhabbet
8. Kaybedenler
9. Kara Güneş
10. Sana Bir Kalp Bıraktım
11. Yarabbim
12. Zor Geliyor
13. Sen Anla
14. Bu Aşkın Katili Sensin (Remix)
15. Zor Geliyor (Remix)

1. Ayrilmam (Aşkın Nur Yengi)
2. Beni Benimle Birak (Nükhet Duru)
3. Beni Unutma (Sezen Aksu)
4. Yalnizligim (Zuhal Olcay)
5. Deli Kizim Uyan (Şebnem Ferah)
6. Dargin Degilim (Sertab Erener)
7. Ya Sonra (Ajda Pekkan)
8. Unutama Beni (Esmeray)
9. Haram Geceler (Nilüfer)
10. Yazmamislar (Özlem Tekin)
11. Yoksun Sen (Asya)
12. Ask Defteri (Ayla Dikmen)

References[link]

See also[link]

• Music of Turkey
• Turkish pop music
• Sezen Aksu
• Sertab Erener

Lee Ha Yi (Hangul: 이하이, born September 23, 1996), also known by her stage name Lee Hi, is a South Korean singer. She is known as the SBS's "Survival K-Pop Star" runner-up of 2011. Her debut single "1,2,3,4", was released on October 28, 2012 and reached #1 with the first-week sales of 667,549 downloads.^[1][2] Following the launch of her solo career, Lee Hi is expected to debut as a member of forthcoming girl group SuPearls managed by the same entertainment agency.^[3]

Biography[link]

Lee Ha Yi was born on September 23, 1996, and from Bucheon. She attended Sukchun Elementary School and Sangil Middle School, where she was a student of popular youtuber, Simon Stawski. She is currently in School of performing Arts in Seoul.^[2]

Career[link]

In 2012, Lee Hi finished as the runner-up of Survival K-Pop Star,^[4] and was scouted out by YG Entertainment CEO, Yang Hyun-suk.^[5]

On October 8, Epik High released their first song in about three years entitled "It's Cold" featuring Lee Ha Yi.^[3]

On October 29, Lee Hi's new single "1,2,3,4" was released. The song was written by Masta Wu and produced by CHOICE37 and Lydia Paek. The music video was directed by director Han Sa Min, who also did 2NE1‘s “Lonely” and Big Bang’s “Blue” and “Monster."^[6] The song reached #1 on all the main music charts.^[7] The song ranked #1 for five consecutive days.^[8] She also dominated montly charts.^[9][10] She has ranked on the top spot 11 times on the hourly real time charts, which set a record for female soloists in 2012^[11] She performed "1,2,3,4" on Inkigayo on November 4.^[12]

Her second single, “Scarecrow”, was released on November 22, 2012.^[13]

In 2013, Her debut album will be released in March.^[14]

Discography[link]

Singles[link]

Featured singles[link]

K-pop Star Tracks[link]

Videography[link]

Music videos[link]

Awards[link]

World Music Awards[link]

Golden Disk Awards[link]

Seoul Music Awards[link]

Music Shows[link]

[edit] M! Countdown

'References'[link]

External links[link]

• Official website

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