Chinese Jews

E323931

Chinese Jews are members of historic Jewish communities in China, most notably the Kaifeng Jews, who blended Jewish religious traditions with Chinese language and culture over centuries.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Chinese Jews canonical 5
Chinese Judaism 1

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish community
Jewish community
city
ethno-religious group
synagogue
country China
culture Chinese culture
Jewish culture
diasporaConnections Canada
Europe
Israel
United States of America
surface form: United States
ethnicIntegration adoption of Chinese surnames
intermarriage with Han Chinese
historicalLanguage Arabic
Classical Chinese
Hebrew
Judeo-Persian
Persian
historicalPeriod Ming dynasty
Song dynasty
surface form: Northern Song dynasty

Qing dynasty
language Chinese
locatedIn China
Henan Province
Kaifeng
notableCommunity Chinese Jews of Kaifeng
surface form: Kaifeng Jews
originTheory Jewish merchants on the Silk Road
recognizedBy some rabbinic authorities outside China
religion Judaism
religiousBuilding Kaifeng synagogue
religiousPractice circumcision
keeping kosher to varying degrees
observance of Jewish holidays
subgroupOf Jews
subjectOf Christian missionary reports in the 17th century
Qing dynasty gazetteers
traditionalSurnames Ai
Gao
Jin
Li
Shi
Zhang
Zhao

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Jin ethnoReligiousAssociation Chinese Jews
subject surface form: Jin (Chinese surname associated with Kaifeng Jews)
Ai associatedWithEthnicGroup Chinese Jews
Shi ethnicAssociation Chinese Jews
subject surface form: Shi (surname associated with Kaifeng Jews)
Ai (Kaifeng Jewish surname) religiousTradition Chinese Jews
this entity surface form: Chinese Judaism