Posthumous (1300 bytes)
1: '''''Posthumous''''' means after [[death]].
3: ...There are many examples of famous works published posthumously. Examples include:
7: ...dren are those born after his death. The name '''Posthumous''' or '''Postumus''' was sometimes given to child...
8: ** '''Posthumous''' is a character in [[Shakespeare]]'s [[poem]], ...
9: ...fter death. These names are known as [[posthumous name]]s.

Posthumous name (10442 bytes)
1: ...ot related to the Chinese emperor have posthumous names. An example is [[Sun Yat-Sen]] who is called ''F...
4: ...l King" (文王). The use of posthumous names was stopped in the [[Qin Dynasty]], because [[Qi...
7: All Chinese posthumous names for rulers end in one or two of the [[Chinese ch...
9: ...le those Qing empresses who were given posthumous names, 孝 xiào is always initial.
11: ...for example, [[Kangxi Emperor of China|Kangxi]]'s name is The Emperors of Order who Observes the Heavenl...

Posthumous Diary (1563 bytes)
1: '''''Posthumous Diary''''' (''Diario postumo'') is a series of po...
9: ''Posthumous Diary'' was translated into English by [[Johnatha...

Posthumous execution (1864 bytes)
1: '''Posthumous execution''' is the [[ritual]] [[execution (legal...

Congressional Space Medal of Honor (2877 bytes)
7: ...sional Space Medal of Honor may also be presented posthumously to those astronauts who died in the line of dut...
11: ... [[President of the United States]] in Congress's name.
17: * [[1978]] [[Gus Grissom|Virgil "Gus" Grissom]] (posthumous)
23: * [[1997]] [[Roger Chaffee]] (posthumous)
24: * [[1997]] [[Edward White]] (posthumous)

Malcolm Lowry (1583 bytes)
12: *''Lunar Caustic'' ([[1958]], posthumous)
13: ... Lord from Heaven Thy Dwelling Place'' ([[1961]], posthumous, based on experiences in British Columbia)
14: ... the Grave wherein my Friend is Laid'' ([[1968]], posthumous)
15: *''October Ferry to Gabriola'' ([[1970]], posthumous)

Prince of Hongnong (2200 bytes)
5: ...ing the [[Han dynasty]]. His posthumous imperial name was Shaodi, which he shares with several other em...
10: <TD width=71>[[Chinese family name|Family name]]</TD>
13: <TD width=71>[[Chinese name|Given name]]</TD>
16: <TD width=71>[[Chinese era name|Era name]]</TD>
41: <TD width=71>[[Temple name]]</TD>

Annalisa Cima (745 bytes)
1: ...oet, who helped publish [[Eugenio Montale]]'s ''[[Posthumous Diary]]''.
3: ...came his last muse. She helped him organize the ''Posthumous Diary'', a series of poems which were intended fo...

Isak Dinesen (3050 bytes)
3: ..., [[1885]]-[[September 7]], [[1962]]) was a [[pen name]] for the [[Denmark|Danish]] author '''Karen Blix...
5: ... various Danish periodicals in 1905 under the pen name ''Osceola''.
15: ...'' (1907, published in a Danish journal under the name Osceola)
16: ...'' (1907, published in a Danish journal under the name Osceola)
26: * ''Ehrengard'' (posthumous 1963, USA)

Peter Schwartz (280 bytes)
1: ...ctivist]]'' and has contributed to some of Rand's posthumous works such as ''The Voice of Reason'' and ''Retur...

King Wu (186 bytes)
1: '''King Wu''' was a posthumous title often given to the king who won martial glo...

Hound of Heaven (415 bytes)
1: ...Francis Thompson]], and the source of much of his posthumous reputation. It was included in the [[Oxford Book ...

Emperor Chong of Han China (2046 bytes)
11: <TD width=71>[[Chinese family name|Family name]]</TD>
14: <TD width=71>[[Chinese name|Given name]]</TD>
17: <TD width=71>[[Chinese era name|Era name]]</TD>
42: <TD width=71>[[Temple name]]</TD>
45: <TD width=71>[[Courtesy name]]</TD>

Emperor Xiaowu of Jin China (3196 bytes)
9: <TD width=71>[[Chinese family name|Family name]]</TD>
12: <TD width=71>[[Chinese name|Given name]]</TD>
15: <td width=71>[[Era name]]s</td>
25: ...&#23481;) (d. [[August 9]] [[400]]), [[posthumous name]]: Empress Dowager Wen (&#25991;&#22826;&#21518;,...
28: ...or [[360]]-[[October 24]], [[380]]), [[posthumous name]]: Queen Ding (&#23450;&#30343;&#21518;, literary...

Emperor Zhang of Han China (2322 bytes)
6: <TD width=71>[[Chinese family name|Family name]]</TD>
9: <TD width=71>[[Chinese name|Given name]]</TD>
12: <TD width=71>[[Chinese era name|Era name]]</TD>
41: <TD width=71>[[Temple name]]</TD>
44: <TD width=71>[[Courtesy name]]</TD>

Emperor Jianwen of Jin China (3147 bytes)
9: <TD width=71>[[Chinese family name|Family name]]</TD>
12: <TD width=71>[[Chinese name|Given name]]</TD>
15: <td width=71>[[Era name]]s</td>
23: ...3;&#26149;) (d. [[326]] or [[327]]), [[posthumous name]]: Empress Dowager Xuan (&#23459;&#22826;&#21518;...
26: ...6;&#23020;) (d. [[348]] or [[349]]), [[posthumous name]]: Queen Shun (&#39034;&#30343;&#21518;, literary...

Emperor Zhi of Han China (2336 bytes)
11: <TD width=71>[[Chinese family name|Family name]]</TD>
14: <TD width=71>[[Chinese name|Given name]]</TD>
17: <TD width=71>[[Chinese era name|Era name]]</TD>
42: <TD width=71>[[Temple name]]</TD>
45: <TD width=71>[[Courtesy name]]</TD>

Emperor Gong of Jin China (2877 bytes)
9: <TD width=71>[[Chinese family name|Family name]]</TD>
12: <TD width=71>[[Chinese name|Given name]]</TD>
15: <td width=71>[[Era name]]s</td>
24: ...2;&#22899;) (d. [[390]] or [[391]]), [[posthumous name]]: [[Empress Dowager]] De (&#24503;&#22826;&#2151...
27: ...] or [[384]]-[[August 7]], [[436]]), [[posthumous name]]: [[queen consort|Queen]] Si (&#24605;&#30343;&#...

Emperor He of Han China (2370 bytes)
11: <TD width=71>[[Chinese family name|Family name]]</TD>
14: <TD width=71>[[Chinese name|Given name]]</TD>
17: <TD width=71>[[Chinese era name|Era name]]</TD>
43: <TD width=71>[[Temple name]]</TD>
46: <TD width=71>[[Courtesy name]]</TD>

Xiaowen (243 bytes)
3: 2.'''Xiaowen''' was the less common [[posthumous name]] of [[Emperor Wen of Han China]].

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