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