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軍機處檔摺件 審擬潛通呂宋天主教之嚴登一案 具奏日期： 乾隆14年01月26日 (1749-03-14) 具奏人：閩浙總督 喀爾吉善 具奏人：福建巡撫 潘思榘 硃批日期： 乾隆14年02月18日 (1749-04-04) 硃批內容： 知道了 尺寸： 26.5×11.5(公分)
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乾隆13年08月07日 (1748-09-29) 具奏人：閩浙總督 喀爾吉善 具奏人： 福建巡撫 潘思榘 硃批日期：乾隆13年09月02日 (1748-10-23) 硃批內容：已有旨了
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具奏日期： 乾隆12年12月12日 (1748-01-12) 具奏人： 署江蘇巡撫 安寧 硃批日期：乾隆12年12月25日 (1748-01-25) 硃批內容：知道了
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具奏日期：乾隆12年05月10日 (1747-06-17) 具奏人：湖南巡撫 楊錫紱 硃批日期：乾隆12年05月29日 (1747-07-06) 硃批內容：知道了
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a qual foi enviada ao "Ministério do Reino", a pedido de José de Torres. No entanto, como se prova pela nota do mesmo José de Torres, de 24 de Maio de 1864, ele nunca a recebeu e deve portanto actualmente admitir-se a hipótese de se tratar de um manuscrito definitivamente perdido. (Veja-se reprodução da nota que se encontra colada ao exemplar do Catalogo dos Manuscriptos da Bibliotheca Publica Eborense de Joaquim Heliodoro da Cunha Rivara - Tomo I, Lisboa, Imprensa Nacional, 1850, p. 405, existente no Gabinete do Director da Biblioteca Pública e Arquivo Distrital de Évora).
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This 18th-century manuscript, compiled in Macau between 1742 and 1745, comprises transcribed administrative and ecclesiastical records concerning the dispute over Ilha Verde (Green Island) between the Jesuit Company of Jesus, Macanese municipal authorities, and Chinese mandarins from 1622 to 1745. Based exclusively on original documents preserved in the Secretariat of the Jesuit Province of Japan at the College of Madre de Deus in Macau and the Procuratorate of the Province of India in Lisbon, the text details the historical claims, financial expenditures, and legal arguments surrounding the Jesuits’ occupation and development of Ilha Verde. It includes formal declarations, protest letters, financial accounts up to 1745, and references to earlier events beginning in 1622, when the Jesuit Visitor Alexandre Valignano initiated the use of the island for convalescence and agricultural purposes. The document outlines the Jesuits’ acquisition of burial rights from local Chinese landowners, their construction activities, and subsequent conflicts with Cantonese mandarins who ordered the demolition of buildings, citing concerns over fortification. It further records interventions by high-ranking Chinese officials such as Haitao Si and Haitao Lo, municipal responses from the Macau Senate, and correspondence involving Jesuit figures including Gabriel de Mattos, Nicolau Longobardo, and António Leite. The compilation also contains notarial certifications, legal justifications grounded in Chinese land customs, and assertions of Portuguese sovereignty in Macau, supported by historical treaties, tribute payments, and mutual commercial agreements. Financial summaries detail expenditures exceeding 17 million taéis on fortifications, housing, and maintenance of the island up to 1745. As a composite historical record, this manuscript provides critical primary evidence on colonial-administrative dynamics, Sino-Portuguese relations, and the role of religious orders in early modern maritime Asia.
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Obs.: À margem, a provisão de 1742/04/04, a ordenar ao juiz da alfândega do Rio de Janeiro para fazer a referida cobrança. 1 anexo.
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This 18th-century Portuguese manuscript, *Breve Noticia da jornada que fez o Exmo. Sr. Bispo d'Anadrim desde a Cidade de Milão, até o seu Bispado*, documents the 1742 journey of the Most Reverend Bishop of Anadia from Milan to his episcopal see. Beginning with his arrival in Milan on September 10, the account details the ecclesiastical, diplomatic, and logistical preparations for his installation, reflecting the administrative complexities of early modern Catholic ecclesiastical appointments. The narrative outlines interactions with religious and civil authorities, including correspondence with the Mother Superior of the Convent of the Visitation and negotiations involving local religious orders. It further records the dispatch of agents, procurement of supplies, and coordination of personnel, including clergy and servants, underscoring the institutional networks supporting episcopal mobility. The journey encompassed both overland and maritime routes, with documented stops at locations tentatively identified as Castam, Canarumda, and Cristany—possibly referring to São Tomé or a coastal settlement in West Africa. The text describes hazardous sea passages marked by storms and navigational challenges, offering observations on weather patterns, port activities, and maritime logistics. Notable figures encountered include Spanish Franciscan friars and local officials such as Judge Goy Xanez and Capelão da Crystan Jan, highlighting the interplay of colonial, religious, and administrative presences in the region. Preserved as manuscript Mss. 258, nº 31, this firsthand account provides a rare and valuable perspective on mid-18th-century ecclesiastical administration, cross-border religious diplomacy, and the practical realities of episcopal travel within the Iberian imperial and ecclesiastical framework.
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