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Description Manchu ambassador Akdun was greeted by the Korean king near the Yeongeunmun Gate (迎恩門 lit. gate of receiving imperial favor), which was located outside the walls of Hanseong. After staying a hotel named Hongjewon (弘濟院), the envoys of the Manchu Qing Empire reached Mohwagwan (慕華館 lit. building of longing for China), where they received a reception from the king, and then entered the capital.
Date early 18th century
date QS:P,+1750-00-00T00:00:00Z/7,P4241,Q40719727
Source Akdun 阿克敦: Fengshitu 奉使圖, Liaoning Nationalities Publishing House 遼寧民族出版社, 1999. (the 14th among 20 pictures)
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