10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «CH'ANG CH'UN»
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Genghis Khan: Conqueror of the World
Ch'ang-ch'un replied that Genghis Khan's command had been the will of heaven
and that as a 'mountain savage' he had no choice but to obey. (As a token of his
hermit's humility the monk had given himself the name mountain savage.) ...
2
The Travels of an Alchemist - The Journey of the Taoist ...
Originally published in 1935, this a translation of the original Chinese text. The book follows Ch'ang-Ch'un through the crowded Chinese plains, through Mongolia, Samarkand and Afghanistan.
3
A History of Chinese Civilization
Such is the case with the Taoist monk Ch'ang-ch'un (lay name, Ch'iu Ch'u-chi) (
1148-1227), patriarch of the Ch'iian-chen sect. Already in favour with the Chin
emperor Chih-tsung, who had called him to Peking, he was summoned by
Genghis ...
4
Last Chance in Manchuria: The Diary of Chang Kia-ngau
One hundred and fourteen days elapsed between October 12, 1945, when I
arrived in Ch'ang-ch'un, and February 2, 1946, when I returned to Chungking
because of the breakdown of the Sino-Soviet negotiations. I stayed in Ch'ang-ch'
un for ...
5
In the Service of the Khan: Eminent Personalities of the ...
Although his disappointment was intense, particularly since Cinggis showed a
genuine liking for Ch'ang-ch'un, he refrained form criticizing the latter openly. 'As
our faiths were different', he says in the Hsi-yu lu, 'had I attacked him it would ...
6
The Dramatic Oeuvre of Chu Yu-Tun: 1379 - 1439
... 89, 161, 173, 174 immortal officials 47, 48, 49 immortal page 161 ( The )
Immortal of Purple Tang Thrice Converts Ch'ang Ch'un-shou, see Tzu-yang-
hsien san- tu Ch'ang Ch'un-shou, see Ch'ang Ch'un-shou Immortals, Eight 61, 62
, 64, 65, ...
7
The Mongol Empire: Its Rise and Legacy
Jenghiz wanted Ch'ang-Ch'un to stay with him as adviser. Ch'ang-Ch'un wanted
to return to China. Jenghiz explained that he himself would be going home soon,
and that as far as Mongolia they would travel the same road. To Ch'ang-Ch'un ...
8
a taist inscription of the yuan dynasty
eminent sage of the region, the Taoist Ch'iu Ch'u-chi, who became known as Ch'
ang-ch'un. He was the leader of a new sect called Ch'uan-chen ^ J=j£, Complete
Purity, which had attracted a wide following in Shansi, Chihli, and Shantung.
9
The Pattern of the Chinese Past: A Social and Economic ...
6 Han-shu, Shih-huo chih, 24 hsia; Swann (1950), pp. 295-6. 7 HO CH'ANG-CH'
UN (1964), p. 85. 8 HO CH'ANG-CH'UN (1964), p. 39. There is a somewhat
different translation in E. M. Gale, trans., Discourses on Salt and Iron (Leiden:
1931), ...
10
The Population and Manpower of China: An Annotated Bibliography
Kengishi minaraise n5son jittai chosa hokokusho; Kotokuransiendo, H5ten-sho
Tetsureiken. [Surve; report by student researchers on rural communities in T'ieh-
ling Hsien, Fengt'iei Province during 1936.] Ch'ang-ch'un, 1937. 488 pp.
United States. Bureau of the Census, 1958
