A History of the Far East

administration affairs American ancient Annam army arrived authority became Brahman British Buddhist Burma Canton capital central Asia century B.C. Ch'in Changan China Chinese government Chou civil coast commercial Confucian conquest court culture daimyo death Dutch dynasty East Eastern embassy emperor empire established European expedition forces foreign French frontier Genghis Hagstrom Company Han dynasty Hindu Hsiungnu imperial important India influence invaded islands Japan Japanese Khan Khitans king kingdom Korea Kuomintang land later Manchu Manchuria ment merchants military Ming minister missionaries Mohammedan monarch Mongol Mongolia Nanking neighbors nese northern officials peace Peking peninsula period Philippines political ports Portuguese prince provinces Punjab railway reforms region reign religion religious residence River rule rulers Russian Shantung ships Shogun Siam southern Spanish Sri-Vishaya successor T'ai T'ang territory throne Tibet Tibetan tion Tokugawa tozama trade treaty Tsung valley vassal Wang Wang Mang western Yangtze Yedo Yüan