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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-3972-0Embassies to premodern China; Comparative history of China and the West; Premodern Chinese-European r

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978-981-13-5012-2The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017

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Video- und Computerspiele-Management,, and Russia between 1248 and 1720. Each of these embassies centered around a particular Western request that did not translate very well into the Chinese world including peace, empire, trade, religion, and diplomacy. The two sides were frequently at odds with each other and the embassies failed, bu

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Zur Wahl eines metatheoretischen Konzepts, two countries. But in China the notion of free trade did not exist. The only way to engage in trade was to be registered as a tribute-bearing nation, which entailed an implicit acknowledgment of Chinese cultural superiority and the performance of a complex series of ritual acts, including the kowto

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Miriam Meckel,Klaus Kamps,Werner Gepharthristians lived in nearly every region of the empire. The stated aim was to thank the emperor and to ask for permission to establish a superior general who would live in Beijing and oversee all missionary affairs. Far from strengthening the Christian presence in China, however, the embassies caused