Tseng Collection

Cheng-Li Tseng V Rangsiya Nisaisom Taipei V Thailand London 2012 Olympic Games, Taekwondo, Womens 57kg Excell Arena, London, England 09 August 2012 Date: 09 August 2012

M Tseng, Chinese minister in Paris, 1895. Artist: Armand Kohl
M Tseng, Chinese minister in Paris, 1895. From The Universal Geography with Illustrations and Maps, division XIV, written by Elisee Reclus and published by Virtue & Co. Limited (London, 1895)

A Japanese tseng or dulcimer

Conveyance of the Remains of the Late Marquis Tseng to Hunan down the River Peiho, Hai River, China, 1890 Engraving

The Late Marquis Tseng, Chinese Ambassador to the Courts of London, Paris and St. Petersburg. China, Engraving 1890

His Excellency the Marquis Tseng, Chinese Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Courts of London, Paris, and St. Petersburg, 1883

Conveyance Of The Remains Of The Late Marquis Tseng To Hunan Down The River Peiho, Hai River, China, 1890 Engraving

The Late Marquis Tseng, Chinese Ambassador to the Courts of London, Paris and St. Petersburg. China, Engraving 1890

THE MARQUIS TSENG, 1884. The Marquis Tseng, Chinese ambassador to France and England. Wood engraving, 1884

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"Tseng: A Name That Echoes Through History" From the renowned Chinese minister in Paris, Cheng-Li Tseng, to the talented artist Armand Kohl capturing M. Tseng's essence in 1895, this name holds a significant place in various realms. Not limited to political affairs and artistry alone, it also finds its way into music with the mention of a Japanese tseng or dulcimer. The repetition of "Cheng-Li Tseng V Rangsiya Nisaisom" suggests an intriguing connection between these individuals. Perhaps they are engaged in a legal battle or involved in an enthralling debate that has caught people's attention. Delving deeper into history, we encounter the conveyance of the remains of Marquis Tseng down the River Peiho to his homeland Hunan. This solemn event signifies not only respect for a departed soul but also highlights Marquis Tseng's stature as he served as Chinese Ambassador to London, Paris, and St. Petersburg. His Excellency Marquis Tseng emerges yet again as we explore his role as Chinese Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. His diplomatic endeavors must have left an indelible mark on international relations during his time. Intriguingly enough, despite multiple references to Cheng-Li Tseng V Rangsiya Nisaisom throughout this caption, their specific connection remains elusive. Are they adversaries locked in fierce competition? Or perhaps allies working towards a common goal? Regardless of their relationship dynamics or historical context surrounding them all—Ching-Li Tsung V Rangsiya Nisaisom—the name "Tsung" resonates through time with significance and intrigue that continues to captivate our curiosity even today.