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Iquan's Party (Chinese: 一官黨) is the name of an
armed merchant company led by
Zheng Zhilong (also
known by his
baptismal name
Nicholas Iquan Gaspard) that...
- Chi-liông;
April 16, 1604 –
November 24, 1661),
baptismal name
Nicholas Iquan Gaspard, was a
Fujianese (Hokkien) admiral,
pirate leader, merchant, translator...
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family tree
History of
Taiwan Koxinga Ancestral Shrine Kingdom of
Tungning Iquan's Party Empress Dowager Ma (Southern Ming) It was
projected that 7 million...
- Anping. The
Dutch monopolized the harbour,
while Zheng Zhilong, or
Nicolas Iquan,
became a
privateer for the Dutch,
attacking trade between China and Manila...
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protection of
talented seafarer Zheng Zhilong (also
known as "Nicholas
Iquan"). The
childless emperor adopted Zheng's
eldest son and
granted him the...
- the ****ienese merchants—all
dealt in ... Consequently, as it left Jambi,
Iquan's junk was
seized by a
Dutch ship. Kathirithamby-Wells, J. (1990). Kathirithamby-Wells...
- (1594–1646),
general Sigismondo d'India (1582–1629),
Italian composer Nicholas Iquan (AKA
Zheng Zhilong) of
China (1604–1661),
pirate and Ming
Dynasty admiral...
- the ****ienese merchants—all
dealt in ... Consequently, as it left Jambi,
Iquan's junk was
seized by a
Dutch ship. Kathirithamby-Wells, J. (1990). Kathirithamby-Wells...
- the ****ienese merchants—all
dealt in ... Consequently, as it left Jambi,
Iquan's junk was
seized by a
Dutch ship. Kathirithamby-Wells, J. (1990). Kathirithamby-Wells...
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first as a
merchant and then as a pirate. His
foreign name was "Nicholas
Iquan".[citation needed] As his
pirate army
became stronger, the Ming dynasty...
