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The court also heard that the three men snatched Ming dynasty antiques worth more than $3.5 million from a Swiss museum shortly before the murder plot. Jurors heard agreed facts about the ...

The court also heard that the three men snatched Ming dynasty antiques worth more than 3.5 million US dollars (£2.78 million) from a Swiss museum shortly before the murder plot. Jurors heard ...

A month before that, the trio had stolen more than $3.5m (£2.78m) worth of Ming dynasty antiques from the Museum of Far Eastern Arts in Geneva, for which the Ahearne brothers had been jailed in ...

A month before the shooting, the Ahearne brothers and Kelly stole Chinese Ming Dynasty artefacts worth more than $3.5 million (£2.78m) burgled from the Museum of Far Eastern Art in Geneva.

Louis Ahearne (left) and Stewart Ahearne (right) were sentenced for the museum heist last January. Although Daniel Kelly (centre) has not been charged or convicted by Swiss authorities, the Old ...

Ming dynasty officials ... in almost every major Chinese dynasty bred deep tensions—not only between the upper and lower classes, but even between the emperor and their officials.

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The Galle Trilingual Inscription, a relic of China's Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 ... Zheng's second maritime expedition under the decree of Emperor Yongle (Zhu Di), making it an imperial stele.