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• Ten Days at Yangzhou
  ...h century memoir written by [[Wang Xiuchou]] and describing the [[1645]] [[Yangzhou Massacre]], in which [[Manchu]] forces raped & pillaged the city for ten da
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• Katerina Ilioni
  *''Died: [[1342]], [[Yangzhou]]'' ...mation contained on her tombstone, which survives in the Chinese city of [[Yangzhou]], along with that of her brother. The tombstone bears a Latin inscription,
  938 bytes (142 words) - 21:07, 9 April 2017
• Ten Days at Yangzhou
  ...h century memoir written by [[Wang Xiuchou]] and describing the [[1645]] [[Yangzhou Massacre]], in which [[Manchu]] forces raped & pillaged the city for ten da
  934 bytes (135 words) - 01:31, 6 May 2015
• 1645
  *[[Manchu]] forces sack [[Yangzhou]] in a violent ten-day [[Yangzhou Massacre|massacre]].
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• 1342
  *Venetian [[Katerina Ilioni]] dies in [[Yangzhou]]; she is the only Western woman prior to the 19th century for whom we have
  638 bytes (78 words) - 00:18, 6 May 2013
• Prince of Fu
  ...besieged [[Yangzhou]] in spring [[1645]], taking the city in a week, and [[Yangzhou Massacre|pillaging it]] for ten days, an intentionally violent spectacle me
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• Dorgon
  ...along the [[Grand Canal]], besieging and then [[Yangzhou Massacre|sacking Yangzhou]] in 1645, and [[Nanjing]] later the same year.
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• Grand Canal
  ...g, but also [[Chang'an]], [[Luoyang]], and [[Kaifeng]] with Hangzhou and [[Yangzhou]] in the south.<ref>Valerie Hansen, ''The Open Empire'', New York: W.W. Nor
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• Silla
  ...dominant one. Korean merchant vessels regularly traveled as far south as [[Yangzhou]].<ref>Geoffrey Gunn, ''History Without Borders: The Making of an Asian Wor
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• Emperor Yang of Sui
  ..., and [[Kaifeng]] in the relatively desolate north with [[Hangzhou]] and [[Yangzhou]] in the lush, agriculturally productive south. The vast amount of conscrip
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• Chinese gardens
  ...re a total of as many as 2,000 garden houses in [[Suzhou]], [[Nanjing]], [[Yangzhou]], [[Beijing]], and [[Taicang]].
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• Sui Dynasty
  ...Luoyang]], [[Chang'an]] and [[Kaifeng]] in the relatively dry north with [[Yangzhou]] and [[Hangzhou]] in the comparatively lush and agriculturally more produc
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• Ming loyalists
  ...orces marched south along the [[Grand Canal]], [[Yangzhou Massacre|sacking Yangzhou]] in May [[1645]] and taking Nanjing the following month. As the Prince's c
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