Chronological Handbook of the History of China : a Manuscript Left By the Late Rev. Ernst Faber
Chronological Handbook of the History of China : a Manuscript Left By the Late Rev. Ernst Faber
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The emperor went to Nanking and from there in the year 1162 to Lin-ngan g^ ^, where he resigned in favor of the crown prince.
1163 ^ ^ M."^ emperor Hsiao Tsung, descendant of T'ai Tsu (s.
year 960) in the sixth generation, was adopted by Kao Tsung, who had no son. He reigned twenty-seven years and then resigned ; he died in his sixty-eighth year (G. 180).
Wu Lin (s. year 1140), who took thirteen prefectures from the Kin, was recalled, when the Kin availed themselves of the opportu- nity and kil...led 33,000 men of his army and retook the thirteen prefectures. The premier Chang Hsun (s. year 1129) sent two generals against the Kin ; one gained an advantage but had to draw back, not being supported by the other because of jealousy; the soldiers left many weapons behind.
1164 Death of Chang Hsun ; he had inspected the troops of the Kiang and Wei a short time before. His successor T'ang Sze-tui imme- A, D. 1127-1279. 169 diafcely opened peace negotiations ; before a conclasion, tlie Kin came in conflict with Wei Sheng (a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The emperor went to Nanking and from there in the year 1162 to Lin-ngan g^ ^, where he resigned in favor of the crown prince.
1163 ^ ^ M."^ emperor Hsiao Tsung, descendant of T'ai Tsu (s.
year 960) in the sixth generation, was adopted by Kao Tsung, who had no son. He reigned twenty-seven years and then resigned ; he died in his sixty-eighth year (G. 180).
Wu Lin (s. year 1140), who took thirteen prefectures from the Kin, was recalled, when the Kin availed themselves of the opportu- nity and kil...led 33,000 men of his army and retook the thirteen prefectures. The premier Chang Hsun (s. year 1129) sent two generals against the Kin ; one gained an advantage but had to draw back, not being supported by the other because of jealousy; the soldiers left many weapons behind.
1164 Death of Chang Hsun ; he had inspected the troops of the Kiang and Wei a short time before. His successor T'ang Sze-tui imme- A, D. 1127-1279. 169 diafcely opened peace negotiations ; before a conclasion, tlie Kin came in conflict with Wei Sheng (a.
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