About Manuel Dias
Lived 1574 – 1659 (aged 84–85). Manuel Dias was an astronomer, missionary, explorer, theologian, mathematician and jesuit China missions, known for China.
Manuel Dias the Younger (1574– 4 March 1659) was a Portuguese Jesuit missionary.
Name Manuel Dias the Younger acquired his epithet to distinguish him from Manuel Dias the Elder (–1639). He is also known as Emanuel or Emmanuel Diaz. His name was sinified as Yang Manuo , and he was also referred to by his courtesy name Yanxi (演西).
Life Dias arrived in China in 1610, reaching Beijing in 1613. He introduced the telescope into China just a few years after it had been developed in the Netherlands (1608). The telescope was first mentioned in his Tian Wen Lüe (Explicatio Sphaerae Coelestis in Latin or Summary of Astronomy in English) in 1615. In the Tian Wen Lüe he presented the latest European astronomical knowledge in the form of questions and answers. The book was studied and published until the 19th century.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Manuel Dias?
Portuguese Jesuit missionary in China (1574–1659)
When was Manuel Dias born?
Manuel Dias was born in 1574 in Castelo Branco.
When did Manuel Dias die?
Manuel Dias died on 4 March 1659 in Hangzhou.
What was Manuel Dias's occupation?
Manuel Dias was an astronomer, missionary, explorer, theologian, mathematician and jesuit China missions.
What was Manuel Dias known for?
Manuel Dias was known for China.
What nationality was Manuel Dias?
Manuel Dias's recorded nationality: Kingdom of Portugal, Portuguese people.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: Manuel Dias the Younger
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