File:Qubilai Setsen Khaan.JPG
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元世祖 忽必烈 |
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SIR E. A. WALLIS BUDGE, KT.-THE MONKS OF KUBLAl KHAN EMPEROR OF CHINA |
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13th century |
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Anige (also known as Arniko) of Nepal (1245 - 1306). The painter and architect from Nepal |
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