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Foreign News November 7, 1900

Arizona Weekly Journal Miner

Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona

What is this article about?

A glossary explaining key Chinese terms related to the imperial government, reform movements, societies like the Boxers, and administrative divisions, to aid understanding of news from the Chinese Empire.

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GLOSSARY OF CHINESE TERMS.

Key

by Means of Which the News

from the Empire May Be

Understood.

Tsungli yamen—The foreign office.

Bow Wong Wui—Society for the protection of the emperor—the reform party.

Ye Ho Chuan—Society commonly known as the Boxers—literally, righteousness, harmony and fists.

Kwang Yu Wai—The young emperor's chief adviser and the leader of the reform party.

Liung Kai Chu—Second adviser of the emperor and reform leader. Coming to America.

Kwang Sui—The young emperor.

Fan Kwei—Foreign devil.

Fu—A prefecture.

Chintai—Governor general, usually superintending two provinces.

Chun Chi—The general council of state.

Chung T'ang—A grand secretary of state, of whom there are six.

Futai—Governor of a province.

Hui—A club or association.

Hsiang—A village.

Hsien—A district.

Nei Ko—Grand secretariat and imperial chancery.

What sub-type of article is it?

Glossary Chinese Terminology

What keywords are associated?

Chinese Glossary Imperial Terms Boxers Society Reform Party Foreign Office

What entities or persons were involved?

Kwang Yu Wai Liung Kai Chu Kwang Sui

Where did it happen?

China

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

China

Key Persons

Kwang Yu Wai Liung Kai Chu Kwang Sui

Event Details

Glossary defining terms such as Tsungli yamen (foreign office), Bow Wong Wui (reform party), Ye Ho Chuan (Boxers), and various administrative titles and divisions.

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