What is khitan treasure and what is meaning of khitan?
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Here's the Wiki answer.\n-MM
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Originally a curio was a curious or unusual object of art or piece of bric-a-brac.  It had some intrinsic value was usually displayed in a glass covered Curio cabinet.\nLater, any small item (the poor person’s curio) was called by this name.  These items often had little collector’s value and were displayed on shelf or other flat locations (table tops, etc.) where they could gather dust.\n\nThe phrase “dusty curio” is often used to describe and small item which may or may not be just this side of junk (some dusty curios are extremely valuable, but this may not be known to their owner).
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Here's a link for ya:\n\nhttp://www.treasure-hunter.org/html/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=178
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Either a meteor or prosperity, depending on the kanji.\n\n隆盛 【りゅうせい】 (adj-na,n) prosperity; \n流星 【りゅうせい】 (n) meteor; falling star
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Khan (sometimes spelled as Xan, Han) is a title with many meanings, originally commander, leader or ruler, in Mongolian and Turkish. Khan also means a leader of a tribe. Presently Khans exist mostly in South and Central Asia.\n\nThe word is believed to be a contraction of Khagan (though that apparently means 'khan of khans'). It was known in Europe since the 13th century, when Mongol hordes overran Eastern and Central Europe, e.g. Latin chanis, Greek kanes, Old French chan; recorded in English circa 1400.
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Here is the text(translated from French):\nCondition: Used.\nWill post it world-wide.\nEminently popular instrument, this vièle[could not translate this word] of Central Asia, as all the vièles of this zone is of simple invoice. This old instrument, described as of XIIIe century, in the accounts of the ambassadors at the Mongolian Court, is announced by its case in the shape of trapezoid. For the play, the instrument is held in driving position, slightly with the oblique. The bow is held by lower part, between the inch and the index. This instrument accompanies the songs amongst other things diphonic. How to distinguish, with the listening of the Mongolian songs, the human voice of that of the vièle with head of horse MORIN KHUUR? Their voices are in the unison with stamp. Beyond the sung words and melody which underlies, is evoked infinite spaces which generated them and, through them, the heart innefable of people. All testifies in this instrument to the rooting in a wandering company where the horse is a king. The instrument proposed here was achté with a Mongolian orchestra and with thus played, it is of very beautiful invoice, which explains its starting price. Length = approximately 115 cm\n\nSeller's return policy: The object must be returned within: 7 days following the reception\nSeller's Payment instructions: For the purchasers of Metropolitan France, I prefer a payment by check, the object will be dispatched when the check is output. (I'm guessing this means when it is recieved by seller or in the mail to seller)\nAs for the price: $274.653 US Dollars.\nHope this helps!\nPS, BEAUTIFUL instrument.
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To the people of China(which I am one of), it represents their glory of achieving a great architectural wonder; a memoir of their magnificence. It was originally created to guard China against Mongols and other foes, though.
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All your beads say the same thing:\n花开富贵 (huakaifugui) means "May the flowers bloom and bring you great wealth".\n友谊长存 (youyichangcun) means "May your friendships last forever".
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Literally it means those that make things beautiful. It is often translated as those that do good deeds.\n\nEdit: The Muhsineen are people that make the world beautiful by doing goods deeds. A good deed could be anything; visiting the sick, giving to the poor, aiding an orphan etc.
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A building, place, or institution devoted to the acquisition, conservation, study, exhibition, and educational interpretation of objects having scientific, historical, or artistic value.\n\nThat's the dictionary definition of it.
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It's a japanese line of character goods based on chicks (as in baby chickens).  It literally means a gathering/group of chicks.
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It means everything. Theres not even a word to describe it.\n\nBut I do know one thing.\nRESPECT NEEDS TO BE EARNED
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影 or 陰\nBoth are "kage", meaning shadow.
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It means:\n"I weigh perfection (as both) a benefit and a curse."
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上帝 (shang-di) means "god"\nshang = above, or high\ndi = sovereign, lord
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The other more historical and lyrical English term for China is "Cathay." Cathay is derived from the name of the Khitans (契丹) in northern China, founders of the Liao Dynasty. The Chinese were referred to as "Cathayans" in English texts before the 16th century and the term Cathay was still commonly used to refer to China, particularly northern China, until the mid-19th century. Today, Russians and many Central Asian states still call China as "Kitay" (Китай) or variations of this name. There is an airline called Cathay Pacific although many people do not know it refers to China.
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No meaning at all. It is the Indonesian characters in chinese.