Chu
Chu was a hegemonic, Zhou dynasty era state. From King Wu of Chu in the early 8th century BCE, the rulers of Chu declared themselves kings on an equal footing with the Zhou kings.
People died in Chu (First 49 people) - Page 4
David Widder
American mathematician
John Q. A. Brackett
Former Governor of Massachusetts
Judi Chamberlin
American activist
Kenneth J. Donnelly
Former Massachusetts State Senator
Steve Trimble
American football defensive back
Ty LaForest
Canadian baseball player
Robert Braucher
Justice
Roderick Firth
American philosopher
Tom Yewcic
American football player
Howard Hibbett
Translator
James A. Gallivan
Former United States Representative
Max Krook
Physicist
William J. McCarthy
Bill Trotter
Baseball player
Frank Preston Stearns
Writer
Margaret of Antioch-Lusignan
Politician
Hedvig Christina Kernell
Nicolaus Bothvidi Rising
Swedish priest
Pehr Danielsson Kernell
Parish priest
Johannes Svenonis Kaliander
Swedish priest
Bertha Mahony
Book editor
Ruth Henshaw Bascom
American folk artist
Robert Temple Emmet
John Jerome
American writer
Priscilla White
Physician
Leonard Woolsey Bacon
American author
George Henry Hoyt
Former Kansas Attorney General
Kenny Roberts
American motorcycle racer
Hank Morrison
Professional baseball player
Bobby Sherwood
Guitarist
Olexander Smakula
Ukrainian physicist
John A. Lind
William Alcott
American educator
Albert Fitch Bellows
American painter
Friedel Dzubas
American painter
Manik Talwani
Michael Paul Feeney
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Dmitry Poltoratsky
Agronomist ‧ Mark Poltoratsky's son
Leonard Feeney
American priest
Sergius and Bacchus
Martyr
Louis Agassiz Shaw Jr.
Edwin Upton Curtis
Former Mayor of Boston
Robert Silbey
American chemist
Hans Feige
German general
Ira Hayes
Soldier
Ira Hamilton Hayes
Soldier
John Lothropp
Clergyman
