Tʻung pao: Tʻoung paoE. J. Brill, 1902 |
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... century in the state of Padja- djâran in West - Java . According to the javanese history translated by Raffles and Hageman , this state , was divided , after the death of its sovereign Chiong Wanára in A.D. 1390 , into several ...
... century in the state of Padja- djâran in West - Java . According to the javanese history translated by Raffles and Hageman , this state , was divided , after the death of its sovereign Chiong Wanára in A.D. 1390 , into several ...
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... century . It must be mentioned , however , that according to a Javanese poem containing the History of Baron SAKENDER , the princess Tarurógó , daughter of Retno Sekar Mandhopo , who had been made a prisoner at the fall of the state of ...
... century . It must be mentioned , however , that according to a Javanese poem containing the History of Baron SAKENDER , the princess Tarurógó , daughter of Retno Sekar Mandhopo , who had been made a prisoner at the fall of the state of ...
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... century , long before Europeans came to these countries . That , for a long time afterwards , the Chinese did not make use of fire - arms is due to the conservative spirit of the people , who 至明成祖平交阯、得神機鎗法。特置神機營肄習 ...
... century , long before Europeans came to these countries . That , for a long time afterwards , the Chinese did not make use of fire - arms is due to the conservative spirit of the people , who 至明成祖平交阯、得神機鎗法。特置神機營肄習 ...
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... century , a French poet looks with disgust to the supersession of the feats of chivalry by mere mechanical methods of war in the following lines : " Chevaliers sont esperdus , Cil ont auques leur tens perdu ; Arbalestier et mineor Et ...
... century , a French poet looks with disgust to the supersession of the feats of chivalry by mere mechanical methods of war in the following lines : " Chevaliers sont esperdus , Cil ont auques leur tens perdu ; Arbalestier et mineor Et ...
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... century " Trans . Vol . VIII . 4 ) D. i . Meiji gwannen , am Anfang der Periode Meiji 5 ) = bat ( an . ) , der Ballschläger beim amerikanischen Baseballspiel . 6 ) = oar ! ( engl . ) . TRAITÉ ANGLO - JAPONAIS . Londres par lord Lansdowne ...
... century " Trans . Vol . VIII . 4 ) D. i . Meiji gwannen , am Anfang der Periode Meiji 5 ) = bat ( an . ) , der Ballschläger beim amerikanischen Baseballspiel . 6 ) = oar ! ( engl . ) . TRAITÉ ANGLO - JAPONAIS . Londres par lord Lansdowne ...
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