- Heaven'
Jingshi and Beijing: When the
palace was
finally completed in 1420, the
Yongle Emperor moved the
majority of his
court north. The name
Jingshi ceased...
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essays about statecraft of the Qing" (清經世文編, Qīng
Jīngshì Wénbiān),
originally titled Huángcháo
Jīngshì Wénbiān (皇朝經世文編). 120
scrolls long, the collection...
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Jingshi Tongyan (警世通言,
Stories to
Caution the World) is the
second of a
trilogy of
widely celebrated Ming
dynasty (1368–1644)
vernacular story collections...
- the Zhaoxindian/Changxindian exit in 2004 The
expressway began as the
Jingshi Expressway linking Beijing to Shijiazhuang, Hebei.
Construction of this...
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Mount Laojun (also
called Jingshi Mountain 景室山) is a
mountain in
Henan Province, China.
Along with the
Jiguan Cave, the
mountain forms part of a tourist...
- (明末华北鼠疫; 明末華北鼠疫; Míngmò Huáběi Shǔyì), or the
Great Plague of
Jingshi (京师大鼠疫;
Jīngshī Dàshǔyì), was a
major epidemic between 1633 and 1644, the last...
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Beijing was
first connected to
outside areas by the
Jingshi Expressway in the late 1980s and
early 1990s. Now, many
expressways connect Beijing with plans...
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Shuntian Prefecture (顺天府; 順天府; Shùntiān Fǔ) and then
later simply as
Jingshi (京师; 京師;
Jīngshī; 'Capital'). The Qing dynasty, from 1644 to 1912. The
Beiyang government...
- The
ultimate Chinese source of
these names has been
variously given as
Jīngshī (京師, "the Capital"); Xingzai, an
abbreviated form of Xíngzàisuǒ (行在所, "the...
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achievement was its
compilation of a vast
institutional compendium named Jingshi Dadian (經世大典). Tugh Temür
supported Zhu Xi's Neo-Confucianism and also...
