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English: A postcard issued in the Province of Zhejiang during the Manchu Qing Dynasty period of Chinese history.
Deutsch: Provinz: Zhejiang 浙江省

Stadt: Hangzhou 杭州 Leifeng Pagode - Lei Fang Pagoda gelaufen: ungelaufen ca. 1910 von-nach: XXX.

Anmerkungen: Die Leifang Pagode wurde im Jahr 975 errichtet. Die Backsteinpagode hat eine traurige Geschichte. 1522 wurde sie von japanischen Invasoren niedergebrannt. Das verbleibende Steinskelett verfiel immer mehr, bis die Pagode im Jahr 1924 in sich zusammenstürzte. Heute steht über den Ruinen eine neue Pagode.
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A postcard issued in the Province of Zhejiang during the Manchu Qing Dynasty period of Chinese history.

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current16:09, 25 February 2022Thumbnail for version as of 16:09, 25 February 2022750 × 484 (129 KB)Donald TrungUploaded a work by Unlisted author. from * [http://www.chinazeug.de/ak_zhejiang.htm Ansichtskarten der Zhejiang Provinz (浙江省). - Die Provinz Zhejiang liegt liegt an der Küste im Südosten Chinas. Wichtige Städte sind Hangzhou, Huzhou, Jiaxing, Ningbo, Shaoxing, Taizhou, Wenzhou, Yiwu, und Zhoushan. - Hangzhou 杭州.] ([http://www.chinazeug.de/index.htm ChinaZeug.de]). with UploadWizard

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