The History of China, Volum 2Books for Libraries Press, 1972 |
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Pàgina 175
... Mahomedan population , they agreed , on the other , to make concessions in matters of trade to the neighbouring Khan of Khokand , in return for which he gave the easy promise to discourage and to keep inactive the Khoja chiefs who lived ...
... Mahomedan population , they agreed , on the other , to make concessions in matters of trade to the neighbouring Khan of Khokand , in return for which he gave the easy promise to discourage and to keep inactive the Khoja chiefs who lived ...
Pàgina 431
... Mahomedan population alone . The Panthays and the Tungani were , as it may please the fancy , either indigenous tribes or foreign immigrants , who had adopted or imported the tenets of Islam . Their sympathies with the Pekin Government ...
... Mahomedan population alone . The Panthays and the Tungani were , as it may please the fancy , either indigenous tribes or foreign immigrants , who had adopted or imported the tenets of Islam . Their sympathies with the Pekin Government ...
Pàgina 432
... Mahomedan land proprietor in Yunnan named Ma Wenchu , accusing the Emperor's officials of the gravest crimes , and praying that " a just and honest man " might be sent to redress the wrongs of an injured and long - suffering people ...
... Mahomedan land proprietor in Yunnan named Ma Wenchu , accusing the Emperor's officials of the gravest crimes , and praying that " a just and honest man " might be sent to redress the wrongs of an injured and long - suffering people ...
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