Matteo Ricci enters Beijing
- Period
- 1601
- Region
- China
- Place
- 베이징
- Category
- Religion
Matteo Ricci was an Italian Jesuit who served in the court of Ming dynasty China and one of the founding figures of the Jesuit China missions. He created the Kunyu Wanguo Quantu, a 1602 world map written in Chinese characters. In 2022, the Apostolic See declared its recognition of Ricci's heroic virtue, thereby bestowing upon him the honorific of a Venerable.
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Earlier and later events nearby
- AD 755–763An Lushan rebellion
- 1271Founding of the Yuan dynasty
- 1581Single whip law enacted empire-wide
- 1601Matteo Ricci enters BeijingThis page
- 1644Battle of Shanhai Pass
- 1772–1782Compilation of the Siku Quanshu
- 1793Macartney Embassy meets the Qianlong Emperor
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- 1600–1100 BCShang dynasty
- 1000–800 BCZhou dynasty
- 750–450 BCYan
- 400 BCZhao
- 350–300 BCZhongshan
- 250 BCWei
- 200–150 BCXiongnu
- 100 BC – AD 1Han dynasty
- AD 25Xin dynasty
- AD 50–200Han dynasty
- AD 225–250Cao Wei
- AD 275–325Jin dynasty
- AD 350Former Yan
- AD 375Former Qin
- AD 400Later Yan
- AD 425–525Northern Wei
- AD 550Eastern Wei
- AD 575Northern Qi
- AD 600Sui dynasty
- AD 625Yan (Gao Kaidao)
- AD 650–900Tang dynasty
- AD 925Jin