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Kaifeng Jews - Wikipedia According to a scholarly consensus, the Jewish community of Kaifeng primarily consisted of people of Persian Jewish origin Uncertainty persists as to whether they came overland through Chang'an, via either of the two Silk Roads, [g] or whether they travelled inland after they reached coastal cities like Guangzhou or Quanzhou by sea [16]
The Jews of Kaifeng: China’s Only Native Jewish Community Jews have lived in Kaifeng, a city in central China’s Henan province, for over 1,000 years This makes the Kaifeng Jews the oldest Jewish community in China The exact time Jews arrived in Kaifeng is not entirely certain
Kaifeng Jews — Chinese Jewish Institute In 2019, a trip to the city of Kaifeng will bring you minimal joy, at best, compared with many other destinations in the once-Kingdom in the middle of the world However, behind the lack of commotion lives quietly a remarkable community of Jews: the Jews of Kaifeng
Kaifeng Jew | Chinese History, Religion Culture | Britannica Kaifeng Jew, member of a former religious community in Henan province, China, whose careful observance of Jewish precepts over many centuries has long intrigued scholars Matteo Ricci, the famous Jesuit missionary, was apparently the first Westerner to learn of the existence of Chinese Jews
Jews of Kaifeng - Kaifeng Thus started one of the most remarkable stories of a Jewish community that existed totally isolated from any outside Jewish contact Completely unknown to the western world, the Jews of Kaifeng maintained a synagogue, mikvah, kept kasruth and practised the rite of circumcision for nearly 1000 years
Kaifeng - Jews were here The city of Kaifeng, located approximately 300 miles from Beijing, contains the remnants of a Jewish community which flourished in the city from about the ninth to the seventeenth centuries, and which continued to be identifiably Jewish until the 1840s
The Chinese Jews of Kaifeng (and what I’ve learned from them) The national policy on the status of the Kaifeng Jews can remain what it is, namely that there are no Jews in Kaifeng, only Chinese descendants, but the national authorities could permit Henan and Kaifeng the flexibility to adapt things to fit the facts on the ground
Kaifeng - The Sino-Judaic Institute The museum contains the original stelae erected by the Jewish community in 1489, 1512, and 1679, rubbings, and several other objects in an attractive but meagre exhibit, still locked away on its top floor, but accessible to tourists upon request
The History of the Kaifeng Community | Chronology | Kaifeng . . . We have long been accustomed to talk about the existence of Jews in China, but the most profound ignorance has, generally speaking, prevailed, especially in this country, concerning their real state and condition Mr Finn's book is divided into five chapters, which treat on the following subjects:- I Discovery and Intercourse II The
Jewish Community of Kaifeng, China - Shalom Adventure Magazine The Jewish community of Kaifeng, a village in East Central China’s Henan Province roughly 600 kilometers southwest of Beijing, has remarkably sustained the test of time as one of the longest-lasting Jewish communities in history despite its relative isolation in the world