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Alessandro Valignano was an Italian Jesuit priest and missionary who helped introduce Catholicism to the Far East, especially to Japan. He was known for his adaptationist and expansionist policies, his role in the Chinese Rites controversy, and his influence on Matteo Ricci and Yasuke.
Alessandro ou Alexandre Valignano (em chinês:范礼安 Fàn Lǐ’ān) (Chieti, 15 de Fevereiro de 1539 – Macau, 20 de Janeiro de 1606), foi um missionário jesuíta napolitano que ajudou a supervisionar a introdução do catolicismo no Extremo Oriente, especialmente no Japão.
Learn about Alessandro Valignano, who helped introduce Christianity to Japan and China in the 16th century. He was a Jesuit leader who adapted to local cultures, fostered trade and diplomacy, and trained native priests.
- The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica
Learn about the life and achievements of Alessandro Valignano, a prominent figure in the Jesuit mission in Asia and Japan. He advocated for adaptation to local culture, introduced Western science and philosophy, and wrote influential treatises.
A biographical article on the Italian Jesuit Alessandro Valignano, who was in charge of Jesuit missions in India, Japan, and China from 1573 to 1606. It highlights his influence on the development of a new model of Christian expansion and his respect for local cultures.
Alessandro Valignano, foi um dos aspetos eclesiais mais importantes da era moderna, no longínquo oriente. Valignano soube transmutar as riquezas do evangelho numa cultura que aos olhos dos europeus era totalmente diferente. O concílio de Trento, para
Conhecida personagem dos estudiosos da Companhia de Jesus e daque‐ les que se debruçam sobre a missionação no Estado da Índia durante a segunda metade do século XVI, a figura do visitador Alessandro Valignano (1573‐1606) é uma das mais marcantes do seu período histórico.
