Bulletin (Östasiatiska Samlingarna (Stockholm, Sweden))"Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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The passage moralizes on the greed of the Duke Ji of Ying ( Chu ) and the unfilial acts of his son Pu at the court of Duke Xuan of Lu by citing a reference to taotie from the far distant past . If later literary evidence is used in ...
The passage moralizes on the greed of the Duke Ji of Ying ( Chu ) and the unfilial acts of his son Pu at the court of Duke Xuan of Lu by citing a reference to taotie from the far distant past . If later literary evidence is used in ...
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A much later example is found in the History of the Qing dynasty , where it is recorded that the Yongzheng emperor ( 1723-1735 ) during his first year of reign ordered the court artist Mangguli 31 ( 1672–1736 ) to paint a posthumous ...
A much later example is found in the History of the Qing dynasty , where it is recorded that the Yongzheng emperor ( 1723-1735 ) during his first year of reign ordered the court artist Mangguli 31 ( 1672–1736 ) to paint a posthumous ...
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When the sketch of Vase was finished , and Hsi - mên Qing and the women of the house had studied it thoroughly , the servant Tai An brought the sketch back to the artist , who waited in the outer court “ and told the painter that the ...
When the sketch of Vase was finished , and Hsi - mên Qing and the women of the house had studied it thoroughly , the servant Tai An brought the sketch back to the artist , who waited in the outer court “ and told the painter that the ...
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