The History of China, Volum 1Books for Libraries Press, 1972 |
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Pàgina 461
... marked partiality for the doctrines of Buddhism . In China , although such a tendency has long been common , and although Buddhism now holds an important part in the religious ceremonies and belief of the court , a leaning towards ...
... marked partiality for the doctrines of Buddhism . In China , although such a tendency has long been common , and although Buddhism now holds an important part in the religious ceremonies and belief of the court , a leaning towards ...
Pàgina 577
... marked as his next object of attack . The Manchus did not give Koshinga credit for as much audacity as he possessed , and flattered themselves that , although he had obtained a few successes on the sea , he would never dare to attack a ...
... marked as his next object of attack . The Manchus did not give Koshinga credit for as much audacity as he possessed , and flattered themselves that , although he had obtained a few successes on the sea , he would never dare to attack a ...
Pàgina 627
... marked by an in- surrection against the Chinese authority , and by its prompt and summary suppression . The Pekin authorities attributed it to the malice of the Dutch , but in this calumny we may detect another proof of the revulsion ...
... marked by an in- surrection against the Chinese authority , and by its prompt and summary suppression . The Pekin authorities attributed it to the malice of the Dutch , but in this calumny we may detect another proof of the revulsion ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
CHAPTER I THE EARLY AGES II THE DECLINE OF THE CHOW DYNASTY III THE FALL OF THE CHOW DYNASTY IV THE TSIN DYNAS... | 89 |
THE REVIVAL AND FALL OF THE HANS | 99 |
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ambitious appeared attack authority battle Bayan became Buddhism campaign capital capture carried Chentu chief China Chinese Chow command compelled Confucius conquest Corea courage court danger death defeat defence died dominions dynasty Emperor Empire Empress enemy eunuchs favour followed force formidable fortune fresh frontier garrison Genghis hands Hoangho Honan Hongwou honour hostile Hwangti Imperial Kaidu Kaotsong Kaotsou Kerait Khitans Kiangsi king kingdom kingdom of Wei Kins Kublai Kwang Leaoutung lieutenants Loyang Manchus military Ming Mingti ministers Mongols murder neighbours Noorhachu northern officers palace peace Pekin person position possession principal proclaimed proved province rebels reign remained resolved river ruler sent Shensi siege soldiers succeeded success successor Sung dynasty Sungs surrender Szchuen Taitsong Taitsou Tangs Tartars Temujin thousand throne Tibet Timour tion Tonquin took Topatao town tribes triumph troops victory Vouti Wang Wang Khan Wang Mang Wenti Wou Sankwei Yunnan