10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HSINING»
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Hsining in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Travels Of A Consular Officer In North-West China
Wall ; if this is so, the old gate and wall at T'ungmen Kuan, between Labrang and
Ho Chou, is probably a portion of the same loop, which must have been
constructed to protect the Hsining region against the incursions of Tibetans or
Mongols ...
2
The Moslem rebellion in northwest China, 1862 - 1878: a ...
Following the campaign of Ho—chou was that of Hsining,' Tso started his
preparation for this campaign early. As soon as the battle of Chin-chi-pao was
over, Tso sent Liu Chin-t'ang back to Hunan, together with many of his soldiers
who were ...
3
The Land of the Lamas: Notes of a Journey through China, ...
The roadis cutinthe rock,in placestwo hundredorthree hundred feet above the
river, fora distance ofabouttwelve miles; and this presents the only serious
obstacleto carttravelbetween Lanchou and Hsining.HereIsaw largeparties of
goldwashers ...
The next morning I boarded a train headed west for Hsining, the capital of
Chinghai Province. Until as recentlyasseveraldecades ago, the only way to reach
Hsining was by foot or on horseback. By foot, the 220kilometer journey took eight
days ...
5
The New Volumes of the EncyclpÆedia Britannica: ...
Then pushing on southwards, he crossed the Nyinchen 'tang la and entered the
Dam district near the Lhasa-Hsining highroad. Here the party was stopped by
Tibetan authorities and forced to take the tea route through Chinese Tibet (Gyade
) ...
6
The Monguors of the Kansu-Tibetan Frontier: Records of the ...
centurions pursued them to Kokonor and perished in an ambuscade (Annals of
Hsining 31: 15b; Annals of Kansu 46: 35b). In the autumn of 1583 Chulit'u, a
Mongol chieftain of the group of Pin-tu from Sung Shan, in combination with the ...
7
The Semi-Official Letters of British Envoy Sir Ernest Satow ...
On my enquiring whether he wld. go to Petersburg or come here, Natung replied
that there was no question of the latter, & asked whether I thought it wld. not be
best to remove him to Hsining, wch. he favoured. What shld. I think of his visiting ...
8
China and Tibet in the Early Xviiith Century: History of the ...
It proposed the recall of Cewang Nor- bu and of Aboo to the capital, via Hsining.
Other units were to march back via Yunnan, and the Chinese Green Bannersmen
from Szechwan were to return home through Ta-chien-lu. Chamdo was the key ...
9
The Monguors of the Kansu-Tibetan Frontier
13—21) from 1543 to 1642 (i.e., until the eve of the establishment of the Ch'ing
dynasty), list eleven forays of Mongols coming from the Ordos, besides
intermittent revolts of Tibetan tribes in the region of Hsining, or on its fringes.
Gushi, hoping ...
10
Appearances and Activities of Leading Chinese Officials: ...
12 Aug 1978 Xining, Qinghai Province R-Hsining 15Aug78 F-162 Speech
enlarged meeting of the Standing Committee of the Tsinghai CCP Committee 10-
12 August 1978 Position: Leading comrade, Tsinghai 14 Aug 1978 Xining,
Qinghai ...
