Difference between revisions of "Chunqua"
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| − | [[File:chunqua1823.JPG|400px|thumb|right|The Hong merchant Chunqua send this portrait to king Frederik VI in 1823 in return for a portrait recieved from the king in thanks of his services to the DAC. (Clemmensen & Mackeprang 1980:283]] | + | [[File:chunqua1823.JPG|400px|thumb|right|The Hong merchant Chunqua send this portrait to king Frederik VI in 1823 in return for a portrait recieved from the king in thanks of his services to the DAC. (Clemmensen & Mackeprang 1980:283)]] |
Chinese Hong Merchant, trading with [[Asiatisk Kompagni]] | Chinese Hong Merchant, trading with [[Asiatisk Kompagni]] | ||
'''Timeline'''<br /> | '''Timeline'''<br /> | ||
| − | 1823 - Sent his portrait to king Frederik VI in return for a portrait recieved from the king in thanks of his services to the DAC. (Clemmensen & Mackeprang 1980: | + | 1795 - Began as Hong merchant and continued till 1825. (Mail from Paul van Dyke 2015) |
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| + | 1823 - Sent his portrait to king Frederik VI in return for a portrait recieved from the king in thanks of his services to the DAC. Along with the portrait, he also gave the king two boxes of tea and a ''Jui'', or ceremonial scepter. (Clemmensen & Mackeprang 1980:282) | ||
[[Category: Male]] [[Category: Merchant]] [[Category:Involved in Asiatisk Kompagni]] [[Category:Chinese]][[Category:Hong Merchant]][[Category:Mandarin]] | [[Category: Male]] [[Category: Merchant]] [[Category:Involved in Asiatisk Kompagni]] [[Category:Chinese]][[Category:Hong Merchant]][[Category:Mandarin]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:52, 15 December 2015
Chinese Hong Merchant, trading with Asiatisk Kompagni
Timeline
1795 - Began as Hong merchant and continued till 1825. (Mail from Paul van Dyke 2015)
1823 - Sent his portrait to king Frederik VI in return for a portrait recieved from the king in thanks of his services to the DAC. Along with the portrait, he also gave the king two boxes of tea and a Jui, or ceremonial scepter. (Clemmensen & Mackeprang 1980:282)
