China
23 subentries
- China. See also Chinese; Honan; Kansu; Shensi; Ti Tao; Yangtze River; yellow race; Yellow River
- 40,000 year old culture (79:8.16)
- Andites drove inferiors into southern C. (79:2.4)
- Andites entered (78:5.5-6) (79:1.1) (79:6.5) (79:7sec)
- appearance of cities in 10,000 B.C. (79:1.4) (79:7.5)
- Asoka established Buddhism in (94:9.1)
- blending of Caucasoid and Mongoloid in north (81:4.14)
- Buddhism accepted in (94:11.1)
- civilization of (79:6,8secs)
- commercial relations with Mesopotamia (79:7.6)
- cultural union of Yangtze and Yellow river centers (79:8.5)
- education in (79:8.7)
- evolution of Ming and Mogul dynasties (134:5.9)
- favored by geography (79:6.12)
- follows Taoist and Confucian teachings (92:6.15)
- geology (59:1.17) (59:4.7) (59:5.20) (60:2.6)
- growth of commerce in (81:3.1)
- Han Empire (134:5.1)
- library at Alexandria contained manuscripts from (130:3.4)
- Neanderthalers spread to (64:4.1)
- red race left imprint (64:6.5)
- regrettable no Peter or Paul went into (130:2.3) (130:3.3)
- religious awakening of 600 B.C. (79:8.15)
- Salem missionaries in (93:7.2) (94:5sec)
Cross-references
- See also Chinese
- See also Honan
- See also Kansu
- See also Shensi
- See also Ti Tao
- See also Yangtze River
- See also yellow race
- See also Yellow River
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