Death of Chinese Emperor Young chin and Tonquin King
From Madrid and Petersburg reports in early August 1736 recount the death of the Chinese Emperor Yong ching on 7 October last at Pekin aged 54 and the Tonquin King’s death, with the new king persecuting Christians while missionaries hope for mercy under the new emperor. Details note imperial intrigues, troop movements, and planned campaigns as summer heats ease.
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