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Definition of Shen-pao
1. Noun. A member of the Taoist Trinity; identified with Lao-tse.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Shen-pao
Literary usage of Shen-pao
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Revenue and Taxation of the Chinese Empire by Joseph Edkins, China Hai kuan tsung shui wu ssu shu (1903)
"In the shen-pao of January 12th, 1899, it is stated that in ... The shen-pao of
May 6th, 1899, mentions that at Kiu- kiang a ..."
2. Chinese Currency by Joseph Edkins (1901)
"In the shen-pao of October, 1898, a letter from Peking states that silver was
... In the shen-pao of March 30th, 1899, at Tientsin a dollar changed for 768 ..."
3. The Anti-foreign Riots in China in 1891: With an Appendix by North China Herald (1892)
"On this point the documents prepared by Shen Pao-cheng, with a view to bring
anti-Christian riots to an end, may be appealed to. In 1862 there was trouble ..."
4. The Life of Sir Halliday Macartney, K. C. M. G.: Commander of Li Hung Chang by Demetrius Charles de Kavanagh Boulger, James Crichton-Browne (1908)
"Chen-quo-jai is, therefore, a free man again, which is rather surprising, because
when Shen pao chen determined on rehearing the case, it was generally ..."
5. Li Hung-chang by John Otway Percy Bland (1917)
"... Tso Tsung-tang, and Shen Pao-chen, the founders of the Chinese navy, " so that
naval officers and men might pay homage to the spirit of these statesmen. ..."
6. Li Hung-chang by John Otway Percy Bland (1917)
"... by the Ministry of the Navy, asking that a special temple should be erected
in Peking to the memory of Li Hung-chang, Tso Tsung-tang, and Shen Pao-chen, ..."
7. Li Hung-Chang by John Otway Percy Bland (1917)
"... Tso Tsung-tang, and Shen Pao-chen, the founders of the Chinese navy, " so that
naval officers and men might pay homage to the spirit of these statesmen. ..."
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