Qianlong Emperor - Quiz
A) Sultan Shah B) Emin Khoja C) Khwaja Mirhan D) Fazil Biy
A) To declare war B) To request trade rights C) To celebrate a victory D) To establish a religious alliance
A) Shah Wali Khan B) Fude C) Khwaja Mirhan D) Yunggui
A) Present gifts B) Bow to officials C) Kowtow D) Speak Chinese
A) Qianlong B) Giuseppe Castiglione C) Fude D) Yunggui
A) Because Sultan Shah initially refused to hand over the Afaqi brothers B) Because Sultan Shah attacked Qing troops C) Because of the execution of the Afaqi brothers D) Because Badakhshan stopped paying taxes
A) One of their remains were sent to Yarkand B) They were welcomed by the Qing C) They were executed by the Afghans D) They escaped to India
A) Open diplomatic alliance B) Immediate annexation of Central Asia C) Strict non-interference D) Aggressive military expansion
A) Shah Wali Khan B) Ahmad Shah Durrani C) Fazil Biy D) Khwaja Mirhan
A) He sent an ultimatum to Ahmad Shah B) He strictly forbade military interference C) He offered political asylum to Sultan Shah D) He sent troops to aid Sultan Shah
A) Yunggui B) Emin Khoja C) Fude D) Giuseppe Castiglione
A) He was supportive B) He was distraught C) He was pleased D) He was indifferent
A) If they ignored diplomatic protocols B) If they executed Sultan Shah C) If they invaded Qing territory D) If they attacked any tributary
A) He was executed B) He was sent to Beijing C) He became a Qing vassal D) He remained the ruler of Badakhshan
A) As a rival power B) As future allies C) As mere tributaries D) As bandits to be ignored
A) Cannons B) Swords C) Horses D) Rifles
A) Spear fighting B) Shield training C) Archery D) Wrestling
A) Tax exemptions B) Land grants C) Silver taels D) Official titles
A) Clear demarcation between civilized Chinese and barbarians B) A collection of equal constituent nations C) A multiethnic state without borders D) A nomadic confederation
A) Han Supremacy B) Isolationist Imperialism C) Five Nations Under Heaven D) Mandate of the Heavens
A) Japanese B) Hui Muslims C) Han Chinese D) Tibetans
A) The Manchu Empire B) The Middle Kingdom of Han C) China or Zhongguo D) The Great Ming Successor
A) 1740 B) 1765 C) 1780 D) 1755
A) Qin and Sui B) Yuan and Jin C) Han and Tang D) Ming and Song
A) Xiyang Lou B) Mulan C) Qingyiyuan D) Yuanmingyuan
A) Old Summer Palace B) Garden of Eternal Spring C) Forbidden City D) Summer Palace
A) Turpan B) Mulan hunting grounds C) Forbidden City D) Rehe Province
A) Michel Benoist B) Jean-Damascène Sallusti C) Giuseppe Castiglione D) Jean Denis Attiret
A) Engineer B) Architect C) Translator D) Painter
A) Jean-Damascène Sallusti B) Michel Benoist C) Jean Denis Attiret D) Emin Khoja
A) Rehe B) The Forbidden City C) Beijing D) Turpan
A) Design waterworks B) Build imperial villas C) Lead the Mongol nobles D) Perform rituals at the Ming tombs
A) 60 generations B) 5 generations C) 3 generations D) 12 generations
A) Kangxi B) Jiaqing C) Hongli D) Yongzheng
A) 1799 B) 1796 C) 1735 D) 1787
A) Dayi juemi lu B) Siku Quanshu C) Pingding Zhunge'er fanglue D) Yanpu zaji
A) Burma B) Nepal C) Xinjiang D) Vietnam
A) Emperor Manjushri B) Khan of Khalkha C) Emperor Gaozong D) Prince Bao
A) Jinchuan rebellion B) Miao rebellion C) White Lotus Rebellion D) Ush rebellion
A) Russia B) Afghanistan C) Vietnam D) Burma
A) Heavenly Harmony B) Golden Prosperity C) Lasting Eminence D) Great Peace
A) Appointed him to the Hanlin Academy B) Ordered his execution C) Pardoned him D) Exiled him to Tibet
A) 89 B) 87 C) 75 D) 60
A) Tibetan ritual codes B) Buddhist teachings C) Confucian philosophy D) Manchu heritage
A) 1785 B) 1800 C) 1749 D) 1747
A) Beijing B) Chengde C) Shanghai D) Lhasa
A) 40,000 B) 15,000 C) 3,450 D) 1,300
A) 36,000 B) 11,000 C) 40,000 D) 1,300
A) 11,000 B) 15,000 C) 3,450 D) 40,000
A) Ancient bronzes B) Landscape paintings C) Jade carvings D) Calligraphy scrolls
A) Hall of Three Rarities B) The Forbidden City C) Percival David Foundation D) Putuo Zongcheng Temple
A) Restoring faded pigments B) Adding private diary-like inscriptions C) Selling surplus works to merchants D) Trading items with other royals
A) Song dynasty B) Jin dynasty C) Qing dynasty D) Ming dynasty
A) 150,000 B) 2,300 C) 350 D) 3,100
A) 3,100 B) 2,300 C) 350 D) 53
A) The Yellow Church (Gelug sect) B) Naqshbandiyya C) Khafiyya D) Jahriyya
A) Khafiyya practiced silent dhikr, while Jahriyya practiced vocal dhikr B) Khafiyya supported the Qing, while Jahriyya were foreigners C) Khafiyya were Buddhist, while Jahriyya were Muslim D) Khafiyya focused on fasting, while Jahriyya focused on prayer
A) Chen Hongmou B) Su Forty-three C) Ma Mingxin D) Ma Laichi
A) Sedition B) Brawling (dou'ou) C) Treason D) Heresy
A) Ma Mingxin B) Tian Wu C) Ma Laichi D) Su Forty-three
A) Agui B) Muhammad Yusuf Khoja C) Li Shiyao D) Chen Hongmou
A) The Civil Service system B) The Imperial Examination system C) The Eight Banner system D) The Tributary system
A) Financial contribution B) Military prowess C) Loyalty D) Literary skill
A) Diplomats B) Traitors C) Heroes D) Martyrs
A) Only those of royal descent B) Only the high-ranking officials C) Only the original Jurchen tribes D) All Bannermen
A) Bannermen B) Hanren C) Nikan D) Minren
A) 1618 B) 1780 C) 1629 D) 1740
A) A jade gemstone B) A dragon crest C) A peacock's feather D) A golden phoenix
A) The Kangxi Emperor B) Heshen C) The Jiaqing Emperor D) Yu Minzhong's brother
A) It was mostly kept in foreign currency B) It exceeded the treasury's total surplus C) It was exactly equal to the annual tax D) It was less than the cost of one palace
A) 1757 B) 1727 C) 1755 D) 1793
A) Andreas Everardus van Braam Houckgeest B) Chrétien-Louis-Joseph de Guignes C) George Macartney D) Isaac Titsingh
A) Russia B) The United States C) Japan D) India
A) The Spring Festival B) The 60th anniversary of the reign C) The emperor's 82nd birthday D) The Emperor's wedding anniversary
A) Andreas Everardus van Braam Houckgeest B) Stephen Weston C) George Macartney D) Isaac Titsingh
A) 80 B) 82 C) 85 D) 61
A) Taishang Huang B) Crown Prince C) Imperial Noble Consort D) Jiaqing Emperor
A) Qianlong Garden B) Forbidden City C) Hall of Mental Cultivation D) Ningshou Palace
A) Yongrong B) Yongqi C) Yongyan D) Yonglian
A) 1796 B) 1795 C) 1799 D) 1820 |
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