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"This book, the first of a multi-volume set on the Silk Road during the Ming Dynasty, takes a holistic and global view of the origin and development of the Silk Road. The multi-volume work revisits the history of the Silk Road and analyses the evolving relationship between China and the world from the late 14th century to the mid-17th century. It reveals the historical significance of the Silk Road and cultural exchange for world history. This first volume focuses on China's foreign relations in the early Ming Dynasty, with its 'non-invasive' foreign policy and ideal of 'common peace', which differed from the foreign policies of all previous dynasties. The discussion also extends to the continued development of the Silk Road routes, both land and sea, inthe late Ming Dynasty, a time when the West discovered China through the footprints of the Khitan people. It illuminates the historical contribution of China during the Ming Dynasty to the world of a shared future for mankind. This title is essential reading for historians and students of world or Chinese history, as well as anyone with a keen interest in historical global connections, Silk Road studies or Sino-foreign relations"--

This book, the first of a multi-volume set on the Silk Road during the Ming Dynasty, takes a holistic and global view of the origin and development of the Silk Road.

The multi-volume work revisits the history of the Silk Road and analyzes the evolving relationship between China and the world from the late 14th century to the mid-17th century. It reveals the historical significance of the Silk Road and cultural exchange for world history. This first volume focuses on China's foreign relations in the early Ming Dynasty, with its "non-invasive" foreign policy and ideal of "common peace," which differed from the foreign policies of all previous dynasties. The discussion also extends to the continued development of the Silk Road routes, both land and sea, in the late Ming Dynasty, a time when the West discovered China through the footprints of the Khitan people. It illuminates the historical contribution of China during the Ming Dynasty to the world of a shared future for mankind.

This title is essential reading for historians and students of world or Chinese history, as well as anyone with a keen interest in historical global connections, Silk Road studies or Sino-foreign relations.



This book, the first of a multi-volume set on the Silk Road during the Ming Dynasty, takes a holistic and global view of the origin and development of the Silk Road.

1. Fu Ans Six Journeys to the Western Regions in the Early Ming Dynasty
2. Chen Chengs Five Journeys to the Western Regions and Jingchuan at the
Starting Point of the Silk Road
3. Zheng Hes Seven Voyages and the
Connection of the Land and Sea Routes of the Silk Road
4. Yishihas Seven
Journeys to the North Sea and A New Discussion of the Yongning Temple Stele
5. Beijings Transformation into the Capital in the Age of the Silk Road
6.
The International Order in the Ming Dynasty
7. The Western Regions, the
Western World and the Eastern World: Product Exchange between China and
Foreign Nations along the Silk Road
8. An Analysis of Overseas Immigrants in
the Eastern World
9. The Development of the Southern Silk Road from a
Holistic Perspective
10. The Three Silk Road Routes along the Lancang River:
A Study of the Black River in Yu Gong
11. Journeys to the Eastern World:
Historical Narratives in the Records of Diplomatic Missions to Ryukyu (Shi
Liuqiu Lu)
12. The Extension of the Ancient Maritime Silk Road: The Rise of
Macao in the Ming Dynasty and the Globalization of Silver
13. Proof of
Khitai Being China: Matteo Riccis and Bento de Góiss Contributions
14.
Development of the Territorial Routes of the Silk Road in the Ming Dynasty A
Study of Bento de Gois Travel Route
15. Aftermath of the Search for Khitai:
The Grassland Silk Road and the First Direct Contact between China and Russia
16. Proof of the Eastern Silk Road: The Only Copy in China of Ceremonial
Institutes Protocols of Joseon Receiving the Celestial Envoy in the Archives
of the Ly Dynasty
Wan Ming is a researcher at the Institute of History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. She was the Director of the Research Office of Ming History and the Director of the Research Center of Hui Studies, Professor and doctoral supervisor at the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
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