Tsong Dynasty.

The nineteenth Imperial Dynasty of China, founded by Tchao-quang-yn, the guardian and chief minister of Yông-tee. He was a descendant of Tchuang-tsong, the Tartar general, and on taking the yellow robe assumed the name of Taë-tsou (great ancestor). This dynasty, which lasted 300 years, was one of the most famous in Chinese annals. (960–1276.)

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

Trumpeter
Trumpets (Feast of)
Trundle
Truss his Points (To)
Trusts
Truth
Truth in a Well
Tryanon
Trygon
Tsin Dynasty
Tsong Dynasty
Tu Autem
Tu las Voulu, George Dandin
Tu Queque
Tu-ral-lu
Tub
Tub, Tubbing
Tub-woman (A)
Tuba [happiness]
Tuck
Tucker