In pre-modern China, it was associated with imperial rule and was prominently featured on the first Chinese flag, initially instituted by the Qing dynasty in 1862. To this day, a dragon image is ...

The Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) created the first iteration of a Chinese national flag featuring a dragon with a red pearl, which was to be hung on Navy ships. But as the Qing Dynasty weakened after ...

The late Qing dynasty (1644–1912), for example, represented itself with the “Yellow Dragon Flag,” the first national flag of China. Henceforth, the dragon symbolized China as a nation.

Check out Dessa Goddard's appraisal of a Chinese Qing Dynasty dragon robe, ca. 1900, in Idaho Botanical Garden, Hour 3. Funding for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW is provided by Ancestry and American Cruise Lines.

An imperial drum of 80-centimeters in diameter，granted by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty is on display in Changping District in the suburbs of Beijing. Despite its long history and mottled ...

The Qing Dynasty in China, after over 250 years ... political decision-makers should view this as a red flag, as it can, at the very least, lead to heightened instability." ...

And, as the only mythological animal in the Chinese zodiac system, the dragon takes on yet another layer of meaning. A Zhou dynasty wine ... among them the Yuan, Qing and Ming, only the emperor ...

China’s Qing dynasty began in a blaze of glory. Founded by the Manchus in 1636, at its peak it ruled over one-third of humanity. Two centuries later, the dynasty was beset by civil unrest ...

The Qing Dynasty in China, after over 250 years ... political decision-makers should view this as a red flag, as it can, at the very least, lead to heightened instability." ...

The restoration of Hsuehhai Academy, the only surviving Qing Dynasty school in Taipei’s Wanhua District ... Traditionally, illustrators favored the symbols representing the head of the dragon, but he ...