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About this audiobook
First published in 1912, Herbert Allen Giles provides in "China and the Manchus" a very short summary of the history of China under the Manchu rule. He covers the historical period from roughly the 17th Century to the start of the 20th Century and he does so in a very efficient, if brief manner.
Giles provides an overview of how the Manchus became an influence and a danger on the borders of China, how they found themselves in a position to take over from the Ming Dynasty and how they maintained themselves in power until the 20th Century.
He provides both a broad historical sweep of events as well as various ethnographic details such as differences in hairstyle and footwear habits between the Manchus and the Chinese.
Audiobook details
GenreHistory, Biography and Memoir, Other
Length3 hrs 23 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJun 17, 2020
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Chapter 1. The Nu-chens and Kitans
2Chapter 2. The Fall Of The Mings
3Chapter 3. Shun Chih
4Chapter 4. K'ang Hsi
5Chapter 5. Yung Chen and Ch'ien Lung
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6Chapter 6. Chia Ch'ing
7Chapter 7. Tao Kuang
8Chapter 8. Hsien Feng
9Chapter 9. T'ung Chih
10Chapter 10. Kuang Hsu
11Chapter 11. Hsuan T'ung
12Chapter 12. Sun Yat-Sen
13List Of Works Consulted