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• K'ang Hsi: The Sacred Edicts (1670).
• These so_called "Sacred Edicts" were to be read allowed twice a month in every village and town of the empire. ... The practice of "expounding the Sacred Edicts" was still in use after 1900, yet it was observed that only those that had to attend would be present. The original Edicts translated here were written in literary Chinese style and are more concise than this translation suggests: each maxim consists of se ven Chinese characters, and they all show the same construction. ... Following the publicati on of the original edicts , several versions in the Chinese vernacular were published, some with detailed commentaries or illustrations, to make sure that people of all backgrounds were able to fully understand the contents and implications of these imperial commands. The " Sacred Edicts" do not only provide a digest of the practical side of Confucian rule. ...
• What values do these teachings reflect? What is considered valuable? Dangerous? Explain how some of these edicts are especially advantages to the ruler.
• According to these Edicts, only Confucianism counted as a true doctrine.

• Anti Christian Edicts from Kodansha's Encyclopedia of Japan   .
• Although some Christian Churches were destroyed, no missionaries left Japan permanently as a result of these edicts. ...

• The Edicts of King Asoka.
• The Fourteen Rock Edicts .
• The Kalinga Rock Edicts .
• Minor Rock Edicts .
• The Seven Pillar Edicts .
• The Minor Pillar Edicts .
• This rendering of King Asoka’s Edicts is based heavily on Amulyachandra Sen’s English translation, which includes the original Magadhi and a Sanskrit and English translation of the text. However, many parts of the edicts are far from clear in meaning and the numerous translations of them differ widely. ...
• Prinsep’s inscription proved to be a series of edicts issued by a king calling himself “Beloved-of-the-Gods, King Piyadasi. ” In the following decades, more and more edicts by this same king were discovered and with increasingly accurate decipherment of their language, a more complete picture of this man and his deeds began to emerge. Gradually, it dawned on scholars that the King Piyadasi of the edicts might be the King Asoka so often praised in Buddhist legends. ...
• Asoka’s edicts are mainly concerned with the reforms he instituted and the moral principles he recommended in his attempt to create a just and humane society. ...
• Asoka’s edicts are to be found scattered in more than thirty places throughout India, Nepal, Pakistan and Afghanistan. ... The language used in the edicts found in the eastern part of the sub-continent is a type of Magadhi, probably the official language of Asoka’s court. The language used in the edicts found in the western part of India is closer to Sanskrit although one bilingual edict in Afghanistan is written in Aramaic and Greek. Asoka’s edicts, which comprise the earliest decipherable corpus of written documents from India, have survived throughout the centuries because they are written on rocks and stone pillars. ... The location of the rock edicts is governed by the availability of suitable rocks, but the edicts on pillars are all to be found in very specific places. ... Others are to be found in or near important population centers so that their edicts could be read by as many people as possible.

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• Eon Edicts.
• Mayfair Edicts.
• All of the Eon Edicts plus: .

• Presidental Edicts: .
• Introduction -- Summary of the Edicts -- Full Text of the Edicts .
• Summary of the Edicts.
• com, such as /snn and subdirectories of /members, are exempt from Edicts 30-B and 30-C. ...
• Full Text of the Edicts.
• Anyone else notice I post edicts in spurts of two or more?.
• Presidental Edicts passed by an Acting President shall be numbered as a letter suffix to the last regular Edict posted by the regular President. ...
• The regular President may rescind or amend any such edicts, in the same manner as any other edict. ...
• The first and last edicts in the series are non-IDept related, of course. ...
• In all seriousness; the Edicts, as written, for the ID, simply enter in the current balance between the IDept and the rest of STF into written law, instead of vague unwritten law and hodge-podge of policy. ...

• TRADITIONS & EDICTS.
• But for those kindred troublemakers, the creation of the Masques was a real hard blow: led by the merciless Ivan, they hunt relentlessly the Kindred supposed guilty of breaching the Traditions of the Edicts. ...
• The Legacy of Villon: The Edicts .
•                     The Edicts are written in english for understanding, and in french for mood purpose. ...
• Those who acted in ways worthy of their Blood and of the Traditions and Edicts can be given the right of Amaranth by the Eldest among you. ...

• Other Edicts  Return to Introduction.
• Other Edicts:.

• Presidental Edicts: .
• Introduction -- Summary of the Edicts -- Full Text of the Edicts .
• Summary of the Edicts.
• Full Text of the Edicts.
• The Academy Commandant shall have authority of Fleet Commander within the Starfleet Academy Fleet, with all the responsibilities therein as defined by this and other Edicts.
• It shall operate under the same rules governing Training Vessels such as the Challenger, as set forth in Edicts Bourdaa #32, Spurlin #2, and any later Edicts.
• The Fleet Commander is responsible for the outward image of the Fleet under his command, for reporting to the President and working with the President on matters of Fleet business, and other duties as specified in this and other Edicts. ...

•   A TRANSLATION OF THE EDICTS OF ASOKA.
• Major Rock Edicts -- Fourteen edicts and the two separate edicts found at sites in Kalinga. ...
• The Pillar Edicts -- Seven Pillar Edicts. ...
• THE MAJOR ROCK EDICTS.
• THE PILLAR EDICTS.

• The Edicts of Bush.

• Nobunaga's successor, Hideyoshi (15 36-1598), launched the antiforeign, anti-Christian policy that culminated in the Tokugawa exclusion edicts. ...
• He issued edicts that essentially closed Japan to all foreigners and prevented Japanese from leaving. The first of the following two documents, the most famous of Iemitsu's edicts, is directed to the two commissioners of Nagasaki, a port city in southern Japan and a center of Christianity; the second deals with the continuing missionary efforts of Portuguese Jesuits, who refused to abandon their activities despite the regime's persecution. ...

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