Chīn-nāma / / by Matteo Ricci ; (Edited by) Lu Jin, Muzaffar Bakhtīyār.

Title Chīn-nāma / / by Matteo Ricci ; (Edited by) Lu Jin, Muzaffar Bakhtīyār.
Author Ricci, Matteo
Publication Date: 2019
Publication Place Leiden; Boston - BRILL
Type Book
Language eng,fas,lat
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: University of Bielefeld Library
Record ID 991025814419006442
Date 2019
Notes Born in Macerata, Italy, in 1552, Matteo Ricci was a Catholic priest who was sent to the Jesuit representation to Macau in 1582. His assignment was to travel on to mainland China and seek to establish the first permanent Jesuit mission there. Ricci arrived in China in 1583, never to leave it again. He died there in 1610. Fluent in Chinese, he was very succesful, on good terms with people that mattered, much appreciated as a carthographer and astronomer, and given free access to the Forbidden City, which was quite exceptional. Ricci's account of his mission to China, called De Christiana expeditione apud Sinas , was published posthumously in 1615. The present work is a Persian translation of the book's first fascicle made in India by a Persian convert to Christianity from the seventeenth century. The translation is significant in that it was made at the suggestion of a Jesuit priest, most likely from missionary ambitions.
Baskı 1st ed.
ISBN 9789004405004 9004405003
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Chīn-nāma / / by Matteo Ricci ; (Edited by) Lu Jin, Muzaffar Bakhtīyār.

Author Ricci, Matteo
Publication Date 2019
Publication Place Leiden; Boston - BRILL
Type Book
Language eng,fas,lat
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library University of Bielefeld Library
Record ID 991025814419006442
Date 2019
Notes Born in Macerata, Italy, in 1552, Matteo Ricci was a Catholic priest who was sent to the Jesuit representation to Macau in 1582. His assignment was to travel on to mainland China and seek to establish the first permanent Jesuit mission there. Ricci arrived in China in 1583, never to leave it again. He died there in 1610. Fluent in Chinese, he was very succesful, on good terms with people that mattered, much appreciated as a carthographer and astronomer, and given free access to the Forbidden City, which was quite exceptional. Ricci's account of his mission to China, called De Christiana expeditione apud Sinas , was published posthumously in 1615. The present work is a Persian translation of the book's first fascicle made in India by a Persian convert to Christianity from the seventeenth century. The translation is significant in that it was made at the suggestion of a Jesuit priest, most likely from missionary ambitions.
Baskı 1st ed.
ISBN 9789004405004 9004405003
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