A Documentary Chronicle of Sino-Western Relations, 1644-1820: Translated textsLo-shu Fu Documents translated from Chinese offer a more balanced history of East Asian international relations. |
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... chih Shu or books written by their Majesties , such as , the K'ang - hsi Yü - chih Wen - chi and the Ch'in - ting Shu or books published by Imperial authorization or under Imperial auspices , as , for instance , the Ta- Ch'ing Hui ...
... chih Shu or books written by their Majesties , such as , the K'ang - hsi Yü - chih Wen - chi and the Ch'in - ting Shu or books published by Imperial authorization or under Imperial auspices , as , for instance , the Ta- Ch'ing Hui ...
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... chih Emperor11 arrived in Peking from Manchuria through the Cheng - yang Gate at the hour 1-3 P. M .; then he entered the palace . He was scheduled to ascend the Chinese throne on the first day of the tenth month ( October 30 , 1644 ) ...
... chih Emperor11 arrived in Peking from Manchuria through the Cheng - yang Gate at the hour 1-3 P. M .; then he entered the palace . He was scheduled to ascend the Chinese throne on the first day of the tenth month ( October 30 , 1644 ) ...
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... Chih - yin and suggested a change of Ni Hung - wen's sentence to imprisonment as long as he cannot liquidate his debts . If the Board also sanctions the original sentence ( and this is bound to happen when our local magistrates will ...
... Chih - yin and suggested a change of Ni Hung - wen's sentence to imprisonment as long as he cannot liquidate his debts . If the Board also sanctions the original sentence ( and this is bound to happen when our local magistrates will ...
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