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Page 121
... Chinese general Trieu Da ( Chao T'o in Chinese ) into the kingdom of Nam Viet ( Nan Yüeh in Chinese ) . Nam Viet covered much of southern China and was ruled by Trieu Da from his capital near the present site of Canton . Its population ...
... Chinese general Trieu Da ( Chao T'o in Chinese ) into the kingdom of Nam Viet ( Nan Yüeh in Chinese ) . Nam Viet covered much of southern China and was ruled by Trieu Da from his capital near the present site of Canton . Its population ...
Page 122
... Chinese civilization in their struggle against Chinese polit- ical rule . Soon after extending their domination over what is now North Vietnam , the Chinese constructed roads , water- ways , and harbours to facilitate communications ...
... Chinese civilization in their struggle against Chinese polit- ical rule . Soon after extending their domination over what is now North Vietnam , the Chinese constructed roads , water- ways , and harbours to facilitate communications ...
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... China , and art that is compromise be- tween the two . In and after the Meiji period the part played earlier by Chinese art was taken by European and American art . Shinto itself did not serve as a breeding ground for the arts , but ...
... China , and art that is compromise be- tween the two . In and after the Meiji period the part played earlier by Chinese art was taken by European and American art . Shinto itself did not serve as a breeding ground for the arts , but ...
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