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Guangxu Emperor
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It is always said that Guangxu Emperor is fourth from left with his officials and European officers shortly after the Boxer Rebellion. However, according to their costumes,it is in winter, the fourth from left is a prince (親王), not Guangxu Emperor, and the third from left is not a prince, but lower than prince.
This item is a scroll from the Kuang-hsü Emperor of China to President Benjamin Harrison, written in both Manchu and Chinese characters. The characters are written in black ink on a yellow background. The background color of the scroll was created using gamboge, a dark mustard yellow pigment. Decorating the border of the scroll are repeated dragon designs in black ink. In the center of the scroll is a seal stamped in red ink. In the scroll, the Emperor of China accredits Tsui Kuo-yin as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States. The scroll was to be presented to President Harrison by Tsui in a "Bamboo Case for Scroll from the Kuang-hsü Emperor of China to the President of the United States, Benjamin Harrison, ca. 1889" (ARC Identifier 5716512). A translation of the scroll is available in the "Note from Chinese Ambassador Tsui Kuo-yin to Secretary of State James Gillespie Blaine, September 30, 1889" (ARC Identifier 5716510).
This item is a scroll from the Kuang-hsü Emperor of China to President Grover Cleveland, written in both Manchu and Chinese characters. The characters are written in black ink on a yellow background. The background color of the scroll was created using gamboge, a dark mustard yellow pigment. Decorating the border of the scroll are repeated dragon designs in black ink. In the center of the scroll is a seal stamped in red ink. In the scroll, the Emperor of China appoints Li Hung-chang as Ambassador Extraordinary to the United States. The scroll was to be presented to President Cleveland by Li. A translation of the scroll is available in the "Note from Chinese Ambassador Yang Yu to Acting Secretary of State William Woodville Rockhill, August 6, 1896" (ARC Identifier 5716515).
This item is a scroll from the Kuang-hsü Emperor of China to President Grover Cleveland, written in both Manchu and Chinese characters. The characters are written in black ink on a yellow background. The background color of the scroll was created using gamboge, a dark mustard yellow pigment. Decorating the border of the scroll are repeated dragon designs. In the center of the scroll is a seal stamped in red ink. In the scroll, the Emperor of China accredits Chang Yen Hoon as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States. The scroll was scheduled to be presented to President Cleveland by Chang on April 29, 1886. The scroll was wrapped in a "Textile Wrapper for Scroll from the Kuang-hsü Emperor of China to the President of the United States, Grover Cleveland, ca. 1885" (ARC Identifier 5716507). A translation of the scroll is available in the "Note from Chinese Ambassador Chang Yen Hoon to Secretary of State Thomas F. Bayard, April 24, 1886" (ARC Identifier 5716502).
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