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Kao was a favorite of the Klang - hsi Emperor . He knew the private life of the
Emperor so well that his writings can be used as source books for the reign of K '
ang - hsi . For his biography see CSK 277 LC 58 ; Hummel , 413 - 15 . 334 .
Kao was a favorite of the Klang - hsi Emperor . He knew the private life of the
Emperor so well that his writings can be used as source books for the reign of K '
ang - hsi . For his biography see CSK 277 LC 58 ; Hummel , 413 - 15 . 334 .
Page 508
These edicts show that when K ' ung Yü - hsün ' s report reached Peking , the
Emperor sent a decree to the Board of Rites to the effect that upon their arrival ,
the Papal envoys should be civilly received . Further , he also decreed that Yang
...
These edicts show that when K ' ung Yü - hsün ' s report reached Peking , the
Emperor sent a decree to the Board of Rites to the effect that upon their arrival ,
the Papal envoys should be civilly received . Further , he also decreed that Yang
...
Page 510
After the Yung - cheng Emperor forbade the exercise of Christianity in China , the
King of Portugal , John V , patron of the Church in the East , decided to send an
embassy to China to soften the severity of the prohibition and to calm the mind of
...
After the Yung - cheng Emperor forbade the exercise of Christianity in China , the
King of Portugal , John V , patron of the Church in the East , decided to send an
embassy to China to soften the severity of the prohibition and to calm the mind of
...
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| Title | A Documentary Chronicle of Sino-Western Relations, 1644-1820: Documentation and reference Part 2 of A Documentary Chronicle of Sino-Western Relations, 1644-1820, Lo-shu Fu Issue 22 of Association for Asian Studies monographs and papers Issue 22 of Monographs and papers, Association for Asian Studies Issue 22 of Monographs of the Association for Asian Studies |
| Editor | Lo-shu Fu |
| Translated by | Lo-shu Fu |
| Publisher | Association for Asian Studies, 1966 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 0816501513, 9780816501519 |
| Length | 792 pages |
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