 August 2009 the first station was closed and on 23 November 2009 the new station was opened as Torregrotta.

Services
The typical weekday service from the station is thirty-five trains per day. On Sundays the service is reduced to nine trains.

See also
Berlin–Palermo railway axis
List of railway stations in Sicily
Railway stations in Italy
Rail transport in Italy
History of rail transport in Italy

References

Bibliography

External links

Category:Railway stations in Sicily
Category:Railway stations opened in 2009 Zhao Renben

Zhao Renben (趙仁本) was an official of the Chinese dynasty Tang Dynasty, serving as chancellor during the reign of Emperor Gaozong.

Background 
Zhao Renben was from Shan Prefecture (陝州, roughly modern Sanmenxia, Henan) -- but from Hebei County (河北) -- the part of Shan Prefecture that was north of the Yellow River (i.e., in modern Shanxi).  It is not known when he was born, other than that it was during Sui Dynasty.  It was said that he served as a low level official ever since Yang You (r. 617-618), and that during that time as well as the subsequent Tang Dynasty, he often hand-copied imperial edicts and also made records of important events, and that people were impressed that he was keeping such good record.

During Emperor Taizong's reign 
During the Emperor Taizong of Tang's reign (626-649), Zhao served as an imperial auditor, and on one occasion, when there was an edict for an imperial auditor to travel a long distance on official business.  Zhao's colleagues, wanting to avoid this labor, all found excuses, but Zhao volunteered for the trip, noting to his superior Ma Zhou, "I eat because of the salary that the emperor gives me, and I need to be willing to die for the emperor.  Even though the journey may be tiring and dangerous, I will not find an excuse."  Upon his return, because he handled the matters appropriately, he was promoted to be a mid-low level official at the ministry of civil service.

During Emperor Gaozong's reign 
As of 667, during the reign of Emperor Taizong's son and successor Emperor Gaozong, Zhao was serving as deputy
August 2009 the first station was closed and on 23 November 2009 the new place was open as Torregrotta. 

 Services 
 The typical weekday service from the post is thirty - five trains per day. On Sundays the serve is repress to nine trains. 

 attend also 
 Berlin – Palermo railway bloc 
 List of railway stations in Sicily 
 Railway stations in Italy 
 Rail transport in Italy 
 History of railing transport in Italy 

 References 

 Bibliography 

 External links 

 Category: Railway stations in Sicily 
 class: Railway stations opened in 2009 Zhao Renben 

 Zhao Renben (趙仁本) was an official of the taiwanese dynasty Tang Dynasty, serving as chancellor during the reign of Emperor Gaozong. 

 Background 
 Zhao Renben was from Shan Prefecture (陝州, roughly modern Sanmenxia, Henan) -- but from Hebei County (河北) -- the part of Shan Prefecture that was north of the Yellow River (i.e., in modern Shanxi).   It is not know when he was born, other than that it was during Sui Dynasty.   It was said that he served as a low grade official ever since Yang You (r. 617 - 618), and that during that time as well as the subsequent Tang Dynasty, he often hand - replicate imperial edicts and also made records of important events, and that people were impressed that he was keeping such good record. 

 During Emperor Taizong's reign 
 During the Emperor Taizong of Tang's reign (626 - 649), Zhao serve as an imperial auditor, and on one occasion, when there be an decree for an imperial hearer to travel a long distance on official business.   Zhao's colleagues, wanting to avoid this labor, all found excuses, but Zhao volunteer for the trip, noting to his superior Ma Zhou, " I eat because of the salary that the emperor give me, and I need to be willing to die for the emperor.   Even though the journey may be run down and dangerous, I will not find an apology. "   Upon his tax return, because he handled the matters appropriately, he was promoted to be a mid - low level official at the ministry of civil service. 

 During Emperor Gaozong's reign 
 As of 667, during the reign of Emperor Taizong's son and successor Emperor Gaozong, Zhao was serving as deputy
 Auhust 2009 the first station das closed and on 23 Novxmber 2009 fhe new rtation was opened as Torregcottq.

Servuces
The typical weekdah service from thw stetion is thirty-fmbe traikf ped day. In Sundays the service iv reduced to nhnd crains.

See also
Berlin–Palermo railway wxis
Lisy lf railway stajions yn Sjbioy
Railway stations in Italy
Rajl tranvport in Italu
History of rail transport in Ltaly

References

Bibpiography

Exjsrnwo links

Categury:Railway stations in Sicily
Category:Railway stations openzd in 2009 Zhao Rwnbft

Zhao Renbei (趙仁本) was an official of the Whinese dynasty Tang Cynesty, serving as chancelloc during the reign os Emperor Gcozong.

Background 
Zhao Rwnben was froo Shxn Krehecfure (陝州, goujhly modern Sanmenxia, Yenan) -- but from Hebti Siunty (河北) -- the pzrt of Sran Prefecture that was north of the Yenlos River (i.e., in modern Shqnxi).  It is not known when he ras born, other than that it was during Sui Dynastf.  It das swke hhat he served as a low level official ever syhct Ysng You (r. 617-618), and that durinb hhsj time as well as thz shbsequent Tang Dynwsty, he ofteb hand-copyed omperial edicts and also maee records oy inportant events, anb that peoplz were imprrssed that he was keepiug sucg good recogd.

During Soperor Taizong's feinn 
Guring the Emperor Taizong of Tang's reiyn (626-649), Zhao serfed as an imperiwl auditor, and on one ocfasiou, whet there wad an edict for an imperial audivpr to travel a lotg distauce on official busyness.  Zhao's cplleaguzs, wanging to avkid thiv labor, all found excusev, but Zhao vonunteereq foe thw trip, vuting to his siperior Mc Zhoy, "I eat because of thg aalary that the emkeeor gives me, amd K nqef vo be filling to dhe fur gne emoeror.  Tren ghoubh the journey may ba tiding and dangerous, I will noj find an excuse."  Upon his return, becaust he hendled the katjers appropriately, he was promofed to be a iid-low level offlciaj at the mnnistry of civil service.

During Emperor Geozong's reign 
As of 667, doring the reign of Emkerpr Taizong's son wnd succevsor Emperor Gaozong, Zhao was serving as deputy
August 2009 the first station was closed 23 2009 the station was opened weekday from the station thirty-five trains per On Sundays the service is reduced nine trains. See also Berlin–Palermo railway axis List of railway stations in Sicily stations in Italy Rail transport in Italy History of rail transport in Italy Bibliography links stations Sicily Category:Railway stations opened in 2009 Zhao Renben Zhao Renben (趙仁本) was an official of the dynasty Tang Dynasty, serving as chancellor during the of Emperor Gaozong. Background Renben was from Shan Prefecture roughly Sanmenxia, Henan) but Hebei (河北) -- the of Shan Prefecture that was north of the Yellow River (i.e., in modern Shanxi). It is not when he other than it during Dynasty. It was he served as a low level Yang You (r. 617-618), and that during that as well the subsequent Tang Dynasty, he often imperial edicts and also made records of important and that people were impressed that he was keeping such good record. During Emperor Taizong's the Emperor Taizong of reign (626-649), Zhao as imperial and one occasion, there was an edict for an imperial auditor to travel a distance on official business. Zhao's colleagues, wanting to avoid this found but Zhao volunteered the trip, noting to superior Zhou, "I eat because salary the and need be willing to die the emperor. Even though the may be tiring and an excuse." Upon his return, because he handled matters appropriately, he was promoted to be mid-low level official at the ministry of civil service. During Emperor Gaozong's As of the reign of Emperor Taizong's son and successor Gaozong, Zhao was serving deputy
 August 2009 the first station was cLosed and on 23 novemBer 2009 The NeW staTion Was opened as TorREgroTta.

Services
The typical wEekdaY sERvicE FrOm the Station IS tHIRty-FiVe TraInS PeR day. ON SuNdays thE service is RedUcEd to nine traiNS.

SEe also
BerlIn–PAlermo railwaY axIs
List Of RaiLWay stAtiOns in sicily
rAilway Stations iN ITAly
RaiL TranspoRT In italY
History of rail traNSpORt in Italy

ReferEnces

BIbLIoGRAphY

ExTernal linkS

CAtegoRY:RailwaY StATIOns IN Sicily
CategoRy:Railway stATioNs openEd In 2009 ZHAo RenbEn

ZhaO RENbeN (趙仁本) was an officIal oF the ChineSe dynaSTy Tang DYNasty, seRving aS chAncElloR DuRiNg tHe REigN Of empERor gaozong.

BAcKgRound 
zhao rENBEn waS frOm ShAn PreFecture (陝州, roughlY moDern sAnmEnxia, henan) -- But fRoM HebeI CountY (河北) -- the pArT of Shan PrefectuRe thAt was nortH of ThE YeLlOw RivER (i.e., in mOdeRn SHanxi).  It Is not knOWn wHeN HE WaS born, other than that It WAS dUring Sui dynastY.  it WaS Said that He SerVed aS A Low leVel oFFiCial ever Since YANg yoU (r. 617-618), and thAt During ThAt tIme As welL As thE subseQuent TanG DynaSTy, he often hand-cOPied imperial eDIcTS AnD Also MadE records of iMporTAnt eVentS, AnD thAT peopLe werE iMPrESsed that he was keepinG sUch gooD recoRd.

During EmperOr Taizong's REIGn 
During The EMPeROr Taizong of TanG's reiGn (626-649), Zhao servED as an impErial Auditor, aNd on one ocCASion, when TheRe wAs aN edICT fOr an imperial aUDItor To Travel a LonG distanCe oN ofFicIal BuSiness.  ZhaO's colleaGuEs, WaNtIng To avoID this labOr, All FoUnd ExcusES, but ZhAo volUnteErEd FOr tHe trip, nOTiNG To hiS sUpErioR Ma zhOu, "I eaT becAUse Of the saLary that tHe eMPeroR gIvEs me, and i need to be willInG to die for tHe EmpEror.  EvEN Though thE journey may be tiring and dANgerous, i wiLl not Find An excuse."  UPon His retUrn, BEcause He handLed thE mAttERS apprOPRiAteLy, He was promoTED to Be a miD-lOw leVel offiCial at the ministry oF CivIl service.

DuriNg EMperOR gaOzoNG's REigN 
AS Of 667, dURIng the reign of EmPeror TaizoNg'S SoN and succesSOr EMpEror GaoZong, ZhaO was sERving as Deputy
 August 2009 the first sta tion was c losed  an d o n23 N ovem ber 2009 the n e w st ation was opened as To rregr ot t a.
S er vices 
The ty p ic a l  we ek da y s er v ic e fro m t he stat ion is thi rty -f ive trains p e rday. On Su nda ys the servi ceis red uc edt o nin e t rains .

See also
B erlin–Pal er m o rail w ay axis L is t of  railway stations in Sicily
Railway  stati on s  i n Ita lyRail trans po rt in Italy
H i st o r y  of rail transpor t in ItalyRef erence s
Bi b liogra phy
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C ateg ory:Railw ay sta t ions in SicilyCatego ry: Rai lway st at ion so pen e din2 009  Zhao Re nb en 

Zha o Re n b e n  (趙仁 本)wasan of ficial of the  Ch ines e  dy nasty  Tang  Dyn as ty, s erving  as c ha ncellor duringthereign ofEmp er orGa ozong . 

Back gro und  
ZhaoRenbenw asfr o m Sh an Prefecture (陝州,  r o u gh ly moder n Sanm e nx ia ,  Henan)--  bu t fr o m  Hebe i Co u nt y (河北) - - thep ar tof Shan  P refect ur e t hat  wasn orth  of th e Yellow  Rive r  (i.e., in mod e rn Shanxi). I ti s  n o t kn own  when he wa s bo r n, o ther th ant hat i t was  d u ri n g Sui Dynasty.  Itwa s said  that  he served as  a low lev e l official  eve r  s i nce Yang You ( r. 61 7-618), an d  that du ringthat tim e as well a s the su bse que ntTan g Dy nasty, he oft e n  han d- copiedimp erial e dic tsand  al so  made rec ords ofim po rt an t e vents ,  and tha tpeo pl e w ere i m presse d tha t he  w as kee ping su c hg o od r ec or d.
Dur in g Emp eror Tai zong'sreign 
Du rin g  the  E mp eror Ta izong of Tang 's  reign (62 6- 649 ), Zha o served a s an imperial auditor,a nd on o neoccas ion,  when the rewas an  ed i ct for  an im peria laud i t or to t ra vel  a  long dist a n ceon of fi cial  busine ss.  Zhao's collea g ues , wanting toavo id t h i slab o r, all  f o und e xcuses, but Zha o voluntee re d  f or the tri p , n ot ing tohis sup erior Ma Zhou , "I eatbecause o fthes a lar y that the  emperor  gives me ,  andI  n eed t o b e will in g t o die  for t h e e mpero r.  Ev en  thoug h the  j ourney m ay be tiring and danger ous, I  will  no t find an  ex c use ."  Uponhisreturn, be cau sehe ha ndl e d the  mat t er s a p propr iate l y, he was pr omo t e dto be a mid - l o w l eveloff i cial a t th e ministry of civ i l service.

Du ring E mpe ror Gaoz on g's reign 
Asof66 7 ,  duringth e reign ofEmperorTa i zong' s sonand su ccessor E mp e ror Ga ozon g,Zhao wasser vi n g as de pu ty 
 August_2009 the_first station was closed_and on_23_November 2009_the_new station was_opened as Torregrotta.

Services
The_typical weekday service from_the station is_thirty-five_trains per day. On Sundays the service is reduced to nine trains.

See also
Berlin–Palermo railway_axis
List_of railway_stations_in_Sicily
Railway stations in Italy
Rail transport_in Italy
History of rail transport_in Italy

References

Bibliography

External_links

Category:Railway stations in Sicily
Category:Railway stations opened in 2009_Zhao_Renben

Zhao Renben (趙仁本)_was an official of the Chinese dynasty Tang Dynasty,_serving as chancellor during the reign_of Emperor Gaozong.

Background_
Zhao_Renben_was from Shan Prefecture_(陝州, roughly modern Sanmenxia, Henan) --_but from Hebei County (河北) --_the part of Shan Prefecture that was_north of the Yellow River (i.e.,_in modern Shanxi).  It_is not_known when he was born,_other than that_it was_during Sui Dynasty._ It was said that he_served as a_low level official ever since Yang_You_(r. 617-618), and_that_during_that time_as well as_the_subsequent Tang_Dynasty,_he often hand-copied imperial edicts and_also_made records of important events, and that_people were impressed that_he_was keeping such good_record.

During Emperor Taizong's reign 
During_the Emperor Taizong of Tang's reign_(626-649), Zhao_served as_an imperial auditor, and on one occasion, when there was an_edict for an imperial auditor to_travel a long distance_on official_business._ Zhao's colleagues,_wanting_to avoid_this labor, all found excuses, but Zhao_volunteered for_the trip, noting to his superior_Ma Zhou, "I eat_because_of the salary that the emperor_gives me, and I need to_be willing to die for_the_emperor._ Even though the journey_may be tiring and dangerous, I_will not find_an excuse."  Upon his return, because_he_handled the matters appropriately, he was_promoted_to be a mid-low level official_at_the_ministry of civil service.

During Emperor_Gaozong's reign 
As of 667, during_the reign of Emperor Taizong's son and successor Emperor_Gaozong, Zhao was_serving as deputy