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The Ming Dynasty Shipwrecks In South Australia Scholars Suspected Smugglers Boats
In Africa, HuangYingTao introduces the seaside town of Kenya have a Muslim Raman bloom Iraq tomb, inlaid with grave tower several Chinese porcelain as adornment, including a ChanFeng rich ancient lines with "south AustraliaⅠ''found on Ming dynasty blue-and-white rich ancient grain dish almost identical, all is jingdezhen kiln products. HuangYingTao thinks, this ''Ⅰ of south Australia'' research airlines and provides an important research destination clues.
HuangYingTao says, two pieces of China the same or extremely similar may indicate that at least the same era, the same kiln production porcelain ever take mouth off to the sea from China steamer reached Africa, and Kenya is not necessarily the end of ships sailing, is likely to be in the place of anchor routes.
HuangYingTao think, if the clues to further confirmation, which means that Chinese merchant ships in late Ming dynasty arrived in Africa has been able to the east coast.
According to the previous contained in the porcelain boat sunken concluded, is likely to be a Ming dynasty emperor wanli sunk. However, when China ban on maritime trade, ...
... it is hard to sea, who is wrong?
The HuangYingTao think, porcelain more can directly speculate "Ⅰ south Australia ''in period, he prefers Ming emperor wanli ships that the inference. As for the HaiJin at policies, why still can appear so a ship sinking ships, presumably, the foreign trade Ⅰ in south Australia, "" was a ship smugglers boats. Because Chinese porcelain in the overseas trade has huge benefits, in HaiJin policy cannot be completely eliminate folk foreign trade
Shantou university professor Kui Fei also agree with it is for the early ships in Ming, think of the Ming dynasty was still policies with individual special foreign trade port , ship structure may become the important whether it is smugglers boats judgement basis. According to the relevant historical data record, if ships for 3 mast, then as an official trade ships probability (China trade). If the ship is only two mast, its possible older folk smugglers boats.
In addition, in'' south Australia I'' excavation are discovered the song and yuan dynasties porcelain. To this, HuangYingTao says, the song and yuan dynasties porcelain confirmed south Australia not from "south Australia I", also not only a sunken ship nearby (wholesale dropship),it is explains the waters since ancient times is a sure way of maritime.from: china wholesale
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