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Ch'iu had long been the chief of the fendal states and had yielded only nominal allegiance to a central government . The great mind of the first emperor saw the possibility of a great anified nation which might be a power in the ...
Ch'iu had long been the chief of the fendal states and had yielded only nominal allegiance to a central government . The great mind of the first emperor saw the possibility of a great anified nation which might be a power in the ...
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Confucianism was persecuted under the dynasty of the first emperor , and Taoism and Buddhism have alternately persecuted each the other , each in its turn seating its own disciples upon the throne of the empire .
Confucianism was persecuted under the dynasty of the first emperor , and Taoism and Buddhism have alternately persecuted each the other , each in its turn seating its own disciples upon the throne of the empire .
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What emperors of the past ever eqnalled K'ang Hsi or Ch'ien Lang , or left such improvements behind them ? What better man , or more loyal to the ... Can we not hope that the present emperor who , without force or compulsion , granted ...
What emperors of the past ever eqnalled K'ang Hsi or Ch'ien Lang , or left such improvements behind them ? What better man , or more loyal to the ... Can we not hope that the present emperor who , without force or compulsion , granted ...
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It says , in the ninth month the FINAL K IN THE SHANGHAI DIALECT . emperor visited the temple called If the editor of the CHINESE RE- EUS , Yü - ch'ing - ho - yangCORDER questions the existence of kong , and conferred the honourable k ...
It says , in the ninth month the FINAL K IN THE SHANGHAI DIALECT . emperor visited the temple called If the editor of the CHINESE RE- EUS , Yü - ch'ing - ho - yangCORDER questions the existence of kong , and conferred the honourable k ...
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Doubtless Liu Ling . is shown by the circumstance that su thought he had gained a great the Confucianists reject both the triumph when he persuaded the Buddhist and Taoist view and emperor to act as he did .
Doubtless Liu Ling . is shown by the circumstance that su thought he had gained a great the Confucianists reject both the triumph when he persuaded the Buddhist and Taoist view and emperor to act as he did .
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| Pavadinimas | The Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal, 25 tomas The Chinese recorder and missionary journal |
| Leidėjas | American Presbyterian Mission Press, 1894 |
| Originalas iš | Kornelio universitetas |
| Pakeista skaitmenine forma | 20 gegužės 2014 |
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