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...e southern regions of [[Jiangsu province|Jiangsu]] and [[Zhejiang province|Zhejiang]], toppling the kingdom of [[Wuyue]].

...s in southeast China, retiring to his home province of [[Zhejiang province|Zhejiang]] in [[1649]], where he then devoted himself to the compilation of politica

...1300]], serving as the head of Confucian schools in the Zhejiang-[[Jiangsu province|Jiangsu]] region.

*''Wakô'' seize Huangyan in Zhejiang province.

Originally from [[Zhejiang province]], he took up residence in [[Nagasaki]] in [[1758]]. There, he studied with

...haracters taken from the fuller placename (for example, Zhè 浙 for Zhejiang province). *[[Hebei province|Héběi]] 河北 (冀, ''Jì''), Shíjiāzhuāng

...coat red, a color reserved for elites. Returning to his native [[Zhejiang province]], he became prominent in the local Zhe school of painting.

...ng dynasty]] forces drive off a group of ''[[wako|wakô]]'' from [[Zhejiang province]]; the ''wakô'' then head towards Ryûkyû and are defeated by the Ryukyua

...sitions before being appointed ''xunfu'' (inspector-general) in [[Zhejiang province]] in [[1547]], where he worked to suppress ''wakô'' activity. His strong s

*1757/7/26 A powerful [[Typhoon (Tosa) 1757|typhoon]] strikes [[Tosa province]]. *The [[Qianlong Emperor]] orders all ports in the provinces of [[Fujian]], [[Zhejiang]], and [[Jiangsu]] closed, leaving [[Guangzhou]] as the chief active southe

Torihara Sôan was a trader from [[Bonotsu|Bônotsu]] in [[Satsuma province]], who was sent to China in [[1600]] in an effort to establish normalized r ...gchao pingrang lu''<!--両朝平攘録-->, which indicate that he may have reached [[Zhejiang]] first, and only then made his way to Fujian in order to set out once more

Zhu was originally from the town of Yuyao in [[Zhejiang province]]. During the fall of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu journeyed to Japan four times; ...<!--安東省庵-->, a Confucian scholar in service to [[Yanagawa han]] ([[Chikugo province]]).

...temple was Xīshān Zhōuyōng, a [[Zen|Chan]] Buddhist master from [[Zhejiang province]]. The temple later became a branch temple of [[Tenkai-ji]].

...s of [[porcelain]] from [[Jiangxi province]], [[celadon]]s from [[Zhejiang province]], and other ceramics from elsewhere in southern China, along with roughly

Shen Nanpin was a Chinese painter from [[Zhejiang province]], who lived in [[Nagasaki]] for two years and introduced to Japan a ''[[sh

...which had already been tested in [[Fujian province|Fujian]] and [[Zhejiang province]]s; thirty or forty different tax obligations were now combined into one, a

...of [[Guangxi province|Guangxi]]. Geng, based at [[Fuzhou]], held [[Fujian province]] as his fief. Within these rather extensive lands, the three princes enjoy ...ll, consolidating his power base in Canton and moving north into [[Jiangxi province]].

...rtion of the eastern coast around [[Fujian province|Fujian]] or [[Zhejiang province]], the island of [[Hainan]], and [[Manchuria]] in the northeast.

...|Iida Kôichirô]] of Iyo and [[Kitaura Kanjuro|Kitaura Kanjûrô]] of [[Bingo province|Bingo]] are also known to have commanded raiding parties around this time. ...n trade, and more interest in violence and thievery. Huangyan, in Zhejiang province, fell in [[1552]] to a party of ''wakô'' said to number as many as 10,000.

...Ryûkyû. The other ship, meanwhile, gets pushed back to [[Zhejiang province|Zhejiang]]; its occupants then make their way overland to Fuzhou, secure a new ship,