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ITALIAN JESUIT MISSIONARY, CARTOGRAPHER AND HISTORIAN (1614-1661)
Martin Martini; Martini, Martino; 衛匡國; Wei Kuangguo; De Bello Tartarico Historia; Novus Atlas Sinensis
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![A European artist's impression of a Manchu warrior devastating China, from the title page of Martini's ''Regni Sinensis a Tartaris devastati enarratio''. Modern historians (e.g., [[Pamela Kyle Crossley]] in ''The Manchu'', or [[D.E. Mungello]]) note the discrepancy between the picture and the content of the book: the severed head held by the warrior has a queue, which is a Manchu hairstyle (also imposed by Manchu on the population of conquered China), and is not likely to be had by a Ming loyalist.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Martino-Martini-Regni-Sinensis-a-Tartari-devastati-enarratio.png?width=200 "A European artist's impression of a Manchu warrior devastating China, from the title page of Martini's ''Regni Sinensis a Tartaris devastati enarratio''. Modern historians (e.g., [[Pamela Kyle Crossley]] in ''The Manchu'', or [[D.E. Mungello]]) note the discrepancy between the picture and the content of the book: the severed head held by the warrior has a queue, which is a Manchu hairstyle (also imposed by Manchu on the population of conquered China), and is not likely to be had by a Ming loyalist.")
![Frontpage of ''Novus Atlas sinensis'', by Martino Martini, [[Amsterdam]], 1655.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Novus Atlas sinensis Martino Martinio 1655.jpg?width=200 "Frontpage of ''Novus Atlas sinensis'', by Martino Martini, [[Amsterdam]], 1655.")
tartarico
tartaric, pertaining to the hard scaly deposit that forms on teeth; pertaining the sediment of wine
tartaric
adj. (Chim) tartarico
bitartrate
n. sale di acido tartarico
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Martino Martini
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Martino Martini (simplified Chinese: 卫匡国; traditional Chinese: 衛匡國; pinyin: Wèi Kuāngguó) (20 September 1614 – 6 June 1661), born and raised in Trento (Prince-Bishopric of the Holy Roman Empire), was a Jesuit missionary. As cartographer and historian, he mainly worked on ancient Imperial China.
