Tʻung pao: Tʻoung paoE. J. Brill, 1902 |
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... place during his reign , let us say in 1304 . It would prove at all events that the Siamese and Cambodians made use of cannon in their war with Madjapahit , as early as the 14th century . It must be mentioned , however , that according ...
... place during his reign , let us say in 1304 . It would prove at all events that the Siamese and Cambodians made use of cannon in their war with Madjapahit , as early as the 14th century . It must be mentioned , however , that according ...
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Tʻoung pao. place in 1573 , when they offered to the Sultan of Mataram four pieces of artillery 14 ) . According to Raffles ( 1. c . p . 259 ) , the large gun , called Kiai Guntur Agni , was cast in 1566 in Mataram itself 15 ) . A piece ...
Tʻoung pao. place in 1573 , when they offered to the Sultan of Mataram four pieces of artillery 14 ) . According to Raffles ( 1. c . p . 259 ) , the large gun , called Kiai Guntur Agni , was cast in 1566 in Mataram itself 15 ) . A piece ...
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... place ) ; the small " ones were useful in battle . They were employed according to the " requisites , and the most important engines of an arıny in march " 24 ) . 19 ) The siege of this town , situated in the province of Honan , took place ...
... place ) ; the small " ones were useful in battle . They were employed according to the " requisites , and the most important engines of an arıny in march " 24 ) . 19 ) The siege of this town , situated in the province of Honan , took place ...
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... place ? The coincidence is , at all events , remarquable . The above quoted texts thus justify us to admit that the Chinese , as well as the Javanese , knew and employed fire - arms , cannon and guns , as early as the 13th and 15th ...
... place ? The coincidence is , at all events , remarquable . The above quoted texts thus justify us to admit that the Chinese , as well as the Javanese , knew and employed fire - arms , cannon and guns , as early as the 13th and 15th ...
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... place dans la phalange scientifique qui fait la gloire de l'établissement des Jésuites à Zi - ka - wei . H. C. CORNELIS PETRUS TIELE . Le docteur C. P. TIELE , professeur à l'Université de Leide , vient de mourir en son domicile le 11 ...
... place dans la phalange scientifique qui fait la gloire de l'établissement des Jésuites à Zi - ka - wei . H. C. CORNELIS PETRUS TIELE . Le docteur C. P. TIELE , professeur à l'Université de Leide , vient de mourir en son domicile le 11 ...
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