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 60
Johnny Broaca
Professional baseball player
William Shadrach Knox
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Francis Bevilacqua
American Politician
Thomas J. Lane
Former Member of the Massachusetts Governor’s Council
Fred Comer
American race car driver
Thomas Joseph Lane
Former United States Representative
William Sumner Appleton
Founder of Historic New England
Stanley Elkins
American historian
Edward M. Riseman
American computer scientist
Pliny Earle I
American inventor
Joseph J. Leonard
Former Commissioner of the Boston Police Department
Maureen Stapleton
American actress
Andrew Carnegie
Scottish-American industrialist
Anna Hill Johnstone
American costume designer
William Jay Smith
American poet
Amy Clampitt
American poet
Charles G. Washburn
Former United States Representative
Charles Naginski
American composer
Michael Baseleon
Actor
Julius Rockwell
Former United States Senator
Eunice Newton Foote
American scientist
Clemens Kalischer
American photographer
Gilmore Schjeldahl
American businessman and inventor
Caroline Sturgis Tappan
American poet
Samuel D. Babcock
Eunice Newton
American scientist and inventor
Oskari Tokoi
Finnish politician
Paul LaPalme
Baseball player
Barbara Ann Bailey Suokko
Barbara-Ann Kelly's mother
Ernst von Glasersfeld
Philosopher
Ilse Ollendorff Reich
Wilhelm Reich's ex-wife
Paul Cushing Child
American civil servant
John Rawls
American philosopher
Salvador Luria
Microbiologist
Donald Griffin
American professor
David McClelland
American psychologist
Ise Gropius
German author ‧ Walter Gropius' wife
John Tate
American mathematician
John Woodland Hastings
Biologist
Irving Segal
American mathematician
Paul Doughty Bartlett
American chemist
John Parker
Chairman of the Board of Directors of Pennon Group
Carol Chomsky
American linguist ‧ Noam Chomsky's wife
Helmut Koester
American-German scholar
David A. Garvin
Charles Bachman
American computer scientist
Konrad Emil Bloch
German-American biochemist
