81. World Tribune.com: Sol W. Sanders - Chinese Succession? What Succession? The Fig the ground, was very tiring at first and made us dizzy, until we got used to it.”— Two Years in the Forbidden City, by the Princess Der Ling, First Lady http://216.26.163.62/2002/s11_21.html

A SENSE OF ASIA Chinese succession? What succession? The fight goes on See the Sol Sanders Archive By Sol Sanders SPECIAL TO WORLD TRIBUNE.COM November 21, 2002 “This kowtowing, or bowing our heads to the ground, was very tiring at first and made us dizzy, until we got used to it.” Two Years in the Forbidden City , by the Princess Der Ling, First Lady in Waiting to the Empress Dowager Former President Jiang Zemin and his anointed successor, former Vice President Hu Jintao, and the Chinese opera chorus of hangers-on, are still fighting it out. There is little definitive about the 16th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party just concluded behind the fans [and spittoons]. Jiang, attempting to imitate his [and Hu’s] mentor Deng Xiaoping, managed to hang on to the Party’s Military Affairs Commission while abandoning his other hats. But his term has not been announced, a signal the fight goes on. It is 2002, not 1978 when Deng announced his Four Modernizations, inaugurating a full-blown retreat from the Marxist Leninist Maoist nightmare’s economic catastrophes. Jiang had his Three Representatives [pace Nikita Khruschev who howled, “will our Chinese comrades stop using those damned numbered non-Marxian-Leninist slogans!”] But it takes more than the three leaders’ portraits in the Hall of the People to seal a political bargain in the bloody CCP history. While displayed equal to The Thought of Mao Tsetung and Deng Xiaoping’s analects, the 3 Reps were not incorporated into the constitution. That means entry for the Red Capitalists [poor Li Ka Shing, the people’s billionaire!] will have to be stealthily instead of as a body [and a claque] for Jiang.

82. General Dan Pao Chao RongLing's sister, Princess Der Ling, was famed for writing of her experiencesat the court of the Empress Dowager Tzu Hsi. RongLing http://genforum.genealogy.com/china/messages/639.html

Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home Regional Countries China Genealogy Forum General Dan Pao Chao Posted by: Grant Menzies (ID *****3341) Date: December 11, 2002 at 15:13:26 of 656 I am seeking information on the life, family and any descendants of Chinese General Dan Pao Chao, who was a young man just out of military school in the late 1890's/1900. He married Yu Rongling, daughter of Lord Yu-keng, bannerman of the Plain White company, who was ambassador to Japan and France and died in 1905. Rongling's sister, Princess Der Ling, was famed for writing of her experiences at the court of the Empress Dowager Tzu Hsi. Rongling herself published her memoirs, in Chinese, in the early 1950's. Any information or advice about the Dan family or the general himself will be very much appreciated. Grant Menzies Portland, Oregon Notify Administrator about this message? Followups: No followups yet http://genforum.genealogy.com/china/messages/639.html Search this forum: Find all of the words Find any of the words Search all of GenForum: Proximity matching Link to GenForum Add Forum Home Help ... Biography.com

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86. Notes On Starlit Reflections of the court of Imperial China in the first decade of the twentieth century are betterknown, mainly due to the autobiographies of Princess Der Ling (First Lady http://www.thejohnsens.com/dqnotes.html

Notes on Starlit Reflections: Dark Quarter When writing Starlit Reflections: Dark Quarter, I did a lot of research. Consequently, I occasionally reference something outside the general knowledge of the Western fan. When I do that, I make notes about it. In the text version of Starlit Reflections: Dark Quarter, these notes were placed at the end of the chapters. Prologue: Voice Across Time - Nuriko Although the custom among the nobility of Imperial China was to have a group of servants waiting at the side of the dining room during the meal, to take orders to the kitchen, clear away the used and empty dishes, fetch articles their masters might require and perform other minor services for their masters, I have chosen to not have this custom in the Konan of 'Starlit Reflections'. 'Pillow books' were scrolls or books traditionally presented to brides on their wedding night, just before they went to their husbands. They contained detailed drawings of sexual intercourse in various forms and positions, with instructions for the inexperienced bride. Back to Prologue Chapter One: In The Great Khan's Shadow - Uruki Watase-sensei has never shown us enough of Hokkan for us to determine exactly what its basis in the real world is, so for the purposes of this story I have assumed that the Ming dynasty never fell and the Mongol/Manchurian Xing dynasty never took power, remaining in the northern fourth of China beyond the Great Wall, just north of Beijing.

87. General Resources: Virtual Libraries Elizabeth; Tobias George Smollett (172171), Travels through Franceand Italy; Princess Der Ling, Two Years in the Forbidden City; Ida http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/hist/library/internet/general/virtual.shtml

3. Virtual libraries: General Logos: texts in many languages [extensive library]: http://www.logos.it/literature/literaturewaa.html The On-Line Books Page [extensive links to variety of e-texts]: http://digital.library.upenn.edu/books/ FRA Bibliotheque nationale de France: Gallica catalogue [large archive of facsimile texts (Acrobat), includes Latin (e.g. Rolls Series) and other non-French material as well as French texts]: http://catalognum2.bnf.fr/html/i-frames.htm Texts in English The Oxford Text Archive [extensive archive of e-texts]: http://ota.ahds.ac.uk/ Project Gutenberg e-texts (English), include: Richard de Bury (1287-1345) Philobiblon (Love of Books) Augsburg Confession, 1530 Thomas Huxley, Autobiography and Selected Essays Andrew Dickson White, Autobiography Benjamin Franklin, Autobiography Charles Darwin, Autobiography John of Damascus, Barlaam and Ioasaph Henry Ossian Flipper, The Colored Cadet at West Point.[autobiography] Arthur Ransome, The Crisis in Russia Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy In America Gerald of Wales, The Description of Wales

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89. PROJECT GUTENBERG - Catalog By Author - Index - Ling, Princess INDEX What is PG Etext Listings. Etexts by Author Ling, PrincessDer L Index Main Index Two Years in the Forbidden City. http://www.informika.ru/text/books/gutenb/gutind/TEMP/i-_ling_princess_der.html

90. Meister Des Schwertes, Inhalt, Darsteller & Stab, Filmkritiken, Dirk Jasper Film Der lachende, stolze Kostüme King Hu, Ng Po-Ling • Make Up http://www.cyberkino.de/entertainment/kino/100/100188.html

+++ Bitte besuchen Sie unseren Sponsor! +++ Meister des Schwertes Inhalt Filmkritiken Hintergrund Titel Deutschland: Meister des Schwertes Titel USA: Hongkong, Taiwan, 1990 Titel Hongkong: Siu ngou gongwu Genre: Action Farbe, Hongkong, Taiwan, 1990 Kino USA: - Kino Deutschland: 12. September 1991 Laufzeit Kino: 120 Minuten, FSK 16 DVD Deutschland: - Video Deutschland: 22. Januar 1992 Laufzeit DVD/Video: 115 Minuten DVD bei Amazon bestellen Video bei Amazon bestellen Inhalt China im 16. Jahrhundert. Die Ära der Ming-Dynastie geht langsam zu Ende. Am Hof herrschen korrupte Beamte, brutale Intrigen sind an der Tagesordnung. Da wird aus der kaiserlichen Bibliothek ein Dokument gestohlen, das enormen Wert besitzt: Die "Sonnenblumenschrift" enthält Aufzeichnungen über geheime Kampfkünste und verleiht dem Besitzer magische Kräfte. Koo, der skrupellose Chef des östlichen Geheimdienstes, schickt seine Kämpfer aus, die Schrift wieder zu beschaffen. Bald tobt zwischen den Clans und Cliquen ein verbissener Kleinkrieg. Mitten hinein ins Chaos stolpert der junge Schwertkämpfer Ling, Absolvent der berühmten Wah-Schule, der zusammen mit dem hübschen naiven Mädchen Yue Lin-San im Auftrag seines Meisters unterwegs ist. Eigentlich hat Ling mit den blutigen Winkelzügen der Mächtigen nichts am Hut. Doch dann wird er durch Zufall zur Schlüsselfigur im Kampf um Macht und Magie im Reich der Mitte.

91. Freunde Der Duang Prateep Foundation, Deutschland E.V. Freunde Der Duang Prateep Foundation, Deutschland eV. Her Royal Highness PrincessUbolratana will be an honorary chair and headed by Dr Walter Ling, director of http://www.duang-prateep.de/news/news2002/aktuelles_march2002.htm

Freunde der Duang Prateep Foundation, Deutschland e.V. Monthly News for March 2002 Contact details Address: Lock 6, Art Narong Road, Klong Toey, Bangkok 10110, Thailand. Telephone: (66 2) 671 4045, 249 4880, 249 3553. Fax: (66 2) 249 5254 Email: dpffound@ksc.th.com Princess visits Klong Toey slum DPF to set up fund for victims of chemical fires at Bangkok Port Hong Kong Child Ambassadors visit DPF ... News from Thailand Princess visits Klong Toey slum Last month Her Royal Highness Princess Ubolratana, the oldest daughter of King Bhumibol, visited Klong Toey Slum in her new role as an anti-drugs campaigner. Princess Ubolratana first visited Chumchon Moo Baan Pattana School, the school originally started by DPF Secretary General Prateep Ungsongtham Hata and which is now next door to the Duang Prateep Foundation building. At the school, there were speeches by the Minister of Public Health, the local MP, the assistant national police chief and DPF Secretary General Senator Prateep Ungsongtham Hata. In her speech, Prateep talked about the sporting and recreational activities taking place in the slum communities in a bid to keep slum dwellers away from drugs. Prateep also talked about the New Life Projects to rehabilitate addicts, which the foundation has set up in Chumphon and Kanchanaburi provinces.

92. Tz'u Hsi appointment of Pu Yi, a remote claimant, as emperor. See biographies byPrincess Der Ling (1929), C. Haldane (1965), and M. Warner (1972). http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/CE053133

The # 1 wireless color security cam! Ultimate home movie ! Genuine Indian and Asian astrology reports and consultations by reputed Vedic Astrologers. Step-by-step guide to finding money for a growing business All Infoplease All Almanacs General Entertainment Sports Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Infoplease Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Fact Monster Kids' reference Info:Daily Fun facts Homework Center Newsletter You've got info! Help Site Map Visit related sites from: Family Education Network Encyclopedia Tz'u Hsi [all: ts OO sh E Pronunciation Key Tz'u Hsi, Tsu Hsi, or Tse Hsi Ch'ing dynasty. She was a consort of Emperor Hsien Feng (d. 1861) and bore his successor, T'ung Chih. On her child's death (1875) she named her infant nephew Kuang-hsu to the throne, although he was not in the direct line of succession. In 1898 she resumed the regency after he had attempted to institute political reforms against her wishes, and thereafter she ruled directly. She resisted foreign encroachment by encouraging the unsuccessful Boxer Uprising , railroad building was encouraged, and opium cultivation was suppressed. Her last official act was the appointment of Pu Yi, a remote claimant, as emperor.

93. Project Gutenberg Edition Of Two Years In The Forbidden City Project Gutenberg Presents. Two Years in the Forbidden City. by PrincessDer Ling. Project Gutenberg Release 889 (April 1997) Author http://digital.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/lookup?num=889

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95. Index Of Authors Natalie Sumner Lincoln. Frank B. Linderman. David Lindsay. Vachel Lindsay. PrincessDer Ling. William Linn. David Livingstone. Father Jerome Lobo. John Locke. http://www.textlibrary.com/authkey/l/

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96. Philip Ahn: Born In America Philip organized many guest speakers from foreign countries such as Princess DerLing of the Imperial Manchu dynasty, Chaman Lal, Indian journalist and special http://www.philipahn.com/pacessay.html

Philip Ahn: Born in America By Philip Ahn Cuddy Pil Lip Ahn was born March 29, 1905, in Highland Park, California. Philip Ahn, his Westernized name, was the first American citizen born of Korean parents in the United States. His parentsthe great Korean patriot Dosan Ahn Chang Ho and his wife, Helen Lee, the second Korean woman to enter Americacame to the United States in 1902. They were the first married couple to leave Korea and come to America. Philip was their first son. The Ahn family were pioneers in more ways than one. The first school he attended was the Seventh Day Adventist school in Riverside. Philip's family moved to Los Angeles, where he finished grammar school at Fremont Avenue. Philip went to Central Junior High, graduated in June 1920, and was valedictorian. He went to Polytechnic High School. Although he studied electrical engineering, he took an interest in drama and speech classes and participated in as many of the school plays as he could with the Mask and Sandal Drama Club. These days Philip began to develop his great voice. While he was still in high school, he visited Douglas Fairbanks'

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