Definition of Liujiagang. Meaning of Liujiagang. Synonyms of Liujiagang

- residents. Liuhe town was called Liujiagang (simplified Chinese: 刘家港; traditional Chinese: 劉家港; pinyin: Liújiāgǎng; lit. "Liu Family Harbor"). It is...
- embarked from the Longjiang shipyard and sailed down the Yangtze River to Liujiagang, where Zheng He organized his fleet and made sacrifices to the goddess...
- two ways; one route was simply via the East China Sea, from the port of Liujiagang (near Suzhou); the other was a far more laborious process of transferring...
- Northern Yuan dynasty. He had an older brother and four sisters. The Liujiagang and Changle inscriptions suggest that devotion to Tianfei, the patron...
- 15th-century Ming China, Admiral Zheng He and his ****ociates composed the Liujiagang and Changle inscriptions, the two epitaphs of the Ming treasure voyages...
- voyages: Treasure fleet departs from Nanjing 14 March Treasure voyages: Liujiagang Inscription is erected 12 June Vietnamese emperor Lê Thái Tổ of the Lê...
- stone inscription, dated 1431, at the Palace of the Celestial Spouse in Liujiagang, Jiangsu is translated as: We, Zheng He and his companions [including...
- colored silk gauze, according to their status." The fleet proceeds to Liujiagang where it is separated into squadrons and the crews pray to Mazu, goddess...
- number of ships or men for the fifth and sixth voyages. According to the Liujiagang and Changle Inscriptions, the seventh voyage had "more than a hundred...
- Ormus. Hong Bao's name appears in the inscription made by Zheng He in Liujiagang in 1431, before his fleet left China on its 7th (and last) voyage to the...