Kiangsi

The former, a Kiangsi man, was the product of mission schools and a year in an American Western college.

Typhus was prevalent, and very fatal, every year in the towns, villages and hamlets of Northern Kiangsi.

Of all these manufactories, the most famous appears to be that of King-te-chin, in the province of Kiangsi.

The ruling gentry clique represented especially the interests of the large tea producers and merchants in Szechwan and Kiangsi.

In 1518 Wang Yang-ming, the philosopher general, crushed a rising in Kiangsi.