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The '''Mandarin's House''' (Portuguese: ''Casa do Mandarim'') is a mansion complex near the [[Church of Saint Lawrence]] in [[Macau]], [[China]]. | The '''Mandarin's House''' (Portuguese: ''Casa do Mandarim'') is a mansion complex near the [[Church of Saint Lawrence]] in [[Macau]], [[China]]. | ||
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The Mandarin's House (Portuguese: Casa do Mandarim) is a mansion complex near the Church of Saint Lawrence in Macau, China.
In 1725, the mansion was being used by visiting Qing dynasty officials and their allies. In February 1725, Madam Lee, a powerful merchant who controlled all of Macau's salt and sugar trades, moved into the Mandarin's House along with her guards. The Assassin Edward Kenway infiltrated the site, seeking a logbook Madam Lee had purchased, but was surprised by the merchant before they themselves were surprised by a group of ninja entering the mansion.[1]
Behind the scenes
The mansion's appearance in Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple is an anachronism. The actual building was constructed for Qing theoretician and reformist Zheng Guanying and completed only in 1869, 144 years after its appearance in the webtoon.[2]
Appearances
References
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple – Episode 10
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