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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... Mongols of our outer frontiers obeyed only the words of Lamas , messengers were sent to summon the Dalai Lama . Before ... Mongol princes of our outer frontier who desire to see the Lama to visit him there . If We allow the Lama to enter ...
... Mongols of our outer frontiers obeyed only the words of Lamas , messengers were sent to summon the Dalai Lama . Before ... Mongol princes of our outer frontier who desire to see the Lama to visit him there . If We allow the Lama to enter ...
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... Mongol princes , dukes and nobles ; and to the Wo - pa - hsi Khan and other nobles of the Turgots and the tributary ambassador from the Laos ( Nan- chang - kuo ) , Pa - hsi - li - men - che - k'un . Silks for the coats and linings were ...
... Mongol princes , dukes and nobles ; and to the Wo - pa - hsi Khan and other nobles of the Turgots and the tributary ambassador from the Laos ( Nan- chang - kuo ) , Pa - hsi - li - men - che - k'un . Silks for the coats and linings were ...
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... Mongol The Emperor again decreed [ to the ministers in the grand council ] : " According to Sa - mai - lin's testimony , the forged Russian letter which he brought with him was written by a Mongol , An - ta - lai , of Khalka . We ...
... Mongol The Emperor again decreed [ to the ministers in the grand council ] : " According to Sa - mai - lin's testimony , the forged Russian letter which he brought with him was written by a Mongol , An - ta - lai , of Khalka . We ...
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