- to Martini's
report (which
appeared in some
editions of his De
bello tartarico), the
Jesuit was able to
switch his
allegiance to China's new masters...
- as Pékin.
Jesuit missionary Martino Martini used "Peking" in De
bello Tartarico historia (The
Tartary [Manchu] War) (1654) and
Novus Atlas Sinensis (New...
- came from
older texts, such as
Italian Jesuit Martino Martini's De
Bello Tartarico Historia (1654) and
Novus Atlas Sinensis (1655). In
Nanking syllabary...
-
since the
first book
about the
Manchu conquest:
Martino Martini, De
Bello Tartarico Historia.
Antwerp 1654 For example, Jean-Baptiste Du Halde, Description...
- 2307/2718619. ISSN 0073-0548. JSTOR 2718619. Martini, Martino, De
bello Tartarico historia, 1654. Martini,
Martino (1655),
Novus Atlas Sinensis, "Prima...
- The
Chongzhen Emperor Slays One of His Daughters, from
Martino Martini's De
Bello Tartarico Historia (1655)...
- was
introduced to the West by
Martino Martini in his 1654 work De
bello tartarico historia, and it soon appeared, e.g., on the 1660
world map by Nicolas...
- 1st Earl of
Orrery – Parlhenissa, a
novel Martino Martini – De
Bello Tartarico Historia John
Milton –
Defensio Secunda Richard Sherlock – The Quaker's...
- a
white background-
usually described in
western inventories as
panno tartarico albo ad
floria aurea" in
Princely gifts and
papal treasures by Lauren...
- ab Anno 1655 ad
Annum 1657 Obtigerunt, ut &
Ardua Sinensium in
Bello Tartarico Fortunà,
Provinciarum Accurata Geographia,
Urbium Delineatione [The Dutch...
