<nowiki>Huangyu Quanlan Tu; 皇輿全覧図; Huangyu Quanlan Tu; Huangyu Quanlan Tu; Huangyu Quanlan Tu; Huangyu Quanlan Tu; Kangxi Atlas; 康熙皇輿全覽圖; Huangyu Quanlan Tu; 清朝时期地图; a massive cartographic project under the Kangxi Emperor of the Qing dynasty, using European surveying techniques provided by the Jesuits to map China, Manchuria, Mongolia, Tibet, and Korea; Manhan Hebei Qingneifu Yitong Yudi Mitu; Man-Han Hebei Qingneifu Yitong Yudi Mitu; Man-han Ho-pei Ch'ing-nei-fu I-t'ung Yu-ti Mi-t'u; Jesuit map; Jesuit Atlas; Kangxi Jesuit Atlas; Overview Map of Imperial Territories; Overview Maps of Imperial Territories; Chinese roll maps; Chinese map of the greater part of Asia and part of European Russia; Kangxi atlas; Kangxi maps; K'ang-hsi Atlas; K'ang-hsi atlas; Atlas of Kangxi; Atlas of K'ang-hsi; Atlas of the Kangxi Emperor; Atlas of the K'ang-hsi Emperor; Huangyu Quanlan Tu; Huangyu Quanlantu; Huang yu quan lan tu; Huang yü ch'üan lan t'u; Huang yu chuan lan tu; Huang-yu Chuan-lan-tu; Huang yü chüan lan tu; Huang yu ch'uan lan t'u; 滿漢合璧清內府一統輿地秘圖; 皇輿全覽圖; Kāngxī huángyú quánlǎn tú; Huángyú quánlǎn tú; Kāngxī huángyú quánlǎntú; Huángyú quánlǎntú; 康熙皇舆全览图; 皇舆全览图; 满汉合璧清内府一统舆地秘图; Mǎnhàn hébì Qīngnèifǔ yītǒng yúdì mìtú; Jesuiten-Atlas; Jesuiten-Atlas der Kanghsi-Zeit; Kangxi-Atlas; Kanghsi-Atlas</nowiki>
Kangxi Atlas
a massive cartographic project under the Kangxi Emperor of the Qing dynasty, using European surveying techniques provided by the Jesuits to map China, Manchuria, Mongolia, Tibet, and Korea
English: The Kangxi or Jesuit Atlas (皇輿全覽圖, "Map of a Complete View of the Imperial Territories") was a massive survey of the Qing Empire and its vassals undertaken under Jesuit guidance between 1708 and 1717 during the reign of the Kangxi Emperor. It was pubished in a Chinese woodblock copy presented to the emperor in early 1718, a revised copperplate copy presented in 1719, and a revised Chinese and Manchu woodblock copy presented in 1721. Versions of the maps were smuggled to Europe by the Jesuits, where they were published in Du Halde's 1735 French Description of China (Description... de la Chine...) and its many copies, including the 1737 Dutch pirate New Atlas of China (Nouvel Atlas de la Chine...); 1736, 1738, and 1741 English editions; a 1745–1756 German edition; and a 1774–1777 Russian edition. A copy of a Chinese original was published in 1941 and 1943 by the Nazi Sinologist Wilhelm Fuchs in Japanese-occupied China.
