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Suppl. Chinese influence in Asia Fall of Ta - tu Ming reign names Conflict with the western Mongols The threat. realized dimly and gradually in the European West , Chi- nese influences spread under the Yüan dynasty to other parts of Asia ...
Suppl. Chinese influence in Asia Fall of Ta - tu Ming reign names Conflict with the western Mongols The threat. realized dimly and gradually in the European West , Chi- nese influences spread under the Yüan dynasty to other parts of Asia ...
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... China before the end of their dynasty was a condescending one . For the first time in Chinese history the Ming rulers regularly adopted only one reign name ( nien - hao ) each ; the sole exception was the sixth emperor , who had two ...
... China before the end of their dynasty was a condescending one . For the first time in Chinese history the Ming rulers regularly adopted only one reign name ( nien - hao ) each ; the sole exception was the sixth emperor , who had two ...
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... dynasty , see SHERMAN E. LEE and WAI- KAM HO , Chinese Art Under the Mongols : The Yuan Dynasty , 1279-1368 ( 1968 ) ... Ming dynasty : The standard reference guide to traditional Chinese - language materials is wOLFGANG FRANKE , An Intro ...
... dynasty , see SHERMAN E. LEE and WAI- KAM HO , Chinese Art Under the Mongols : The Yuan Dynasty , 1279-1368 ( 1968 ) ... Ming dynasty : The standard reference guide to traditional Chinese - language materials is wOLFGANG FRANKE , An Intro ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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