- وَقْف; [ˈwɑqf],
plural awqaf أَوْقَاف), also
called a ḥabs (حَبْس,
plural ḥubūs حُبوس or aḥbās أَحْباس), or
mortmain property, is an
inalienable charitable...
- The
Hubu Guanpiao (Traditional Chinese: 戶部官票, "Ministry of
Revenue Government notes") is the name of two
series of
government notes produced by the Qing...
- Eritrea, Jordan, Yemen, Libya, Tunisia,
United Arab Emirates, Oman. The Al
Hubus, or
Habsi tribe, are one of the
largest tribes of Oman. The inhabitants...
- in 1830,
religious lands called hubus paid for
Muslim teachers. When the
French colonized Algeria, they
seized the
hubus,
which ended traditional education...
- From the Tang to the Qing, it was
known as the "Households Department" (
Hùbù),
again from its role in
overseeing a
census reckoned in
households and its...
- from
different places. The most
famous place to
guozao (have breakfast) is
Hubu Street (戶部巷), a 150-meter-long
street in the
neighborhood of
Simenkou (司门口)...
-
romanization Ta-Ching Bank), also
known as the
Great Qing Bank, or
previously Hubu Bank (or Hupu Bank), was a state-controlled
entity established by the Qing...
-
Morocco Miller,
Susan Gilson (2005). "Finding
Order in the
Moroccan City: The
Ḥubus of the
Great Mosque of
Tangier as an
Agent of
Urban Change". Muqarnas. 22:...
- to re-introduce
paper money,
among the
paper money it
produced were the
Hubu Guanpiao (戶部官票)
silver notes that were
denominated in taels. The
forced opening...
-
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Jiaochao Great Ming
Treasure Note
Great Qing
Treasure Note
Hubu Guanpiao Silver Dragon Manufacturing and
casting process Mother coin Ancestor...
