An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Chinese Geographical Works
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While studying Chinese, we often encounter geographical names in our readings. In particular, historical place-names are often unfamiliar to us. Meanwhile, even if the geographical names in the readings are the same as those in the modern era as we know, we cannot say for sure that it is the same place of the same name in modern times. This is because geographical names are often changed over time. It is required to verify that the geographical names in the literature are the same as those in the modern era. If it’s anywhere else, we’ll check where it is, as accurately as possible. This bibliography contains research materials to help address these issues. This contains as follows; historical places, historical atlases, cartography, cities, local gazetteers and local histories, geography in the dynastic histories, modern atlases, and foreign place names mentioned in Chinese writings.
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While studying Chinese, we often encounter geographical names in our readings. In particular, historical place-names are often unfamiliar to us. Meanwhile, even if the geographical names in the readings are the same as those in the modern era as we know, we cannot say for sure that it is the same place of the same name in modern times. This is because geographical names are often changed over time. It is required to verify that the geographical names in the literature are the same as those in the modern era. If it’s anywhere else, we’ll check where it is, as accurately as possible. This bibliography contains research materials to help address these issues. This contains as follows; historical places, historical atlases, cartography, cities, local gazetteers and local histories, geography in the dynastic histories, modern atlases, and foreign place names mentioned in Chinese writings.
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- Xu Yunqiao, "Nanyang wenxian xulu changbian", Nanyang yanjiu, 1(1), pp.1~170 (1959)
- Backus, Charles, "The Nan-chao Kingdom and T'ang China's Southwestern Frontier" (1981), Cambridge University Press
- Bagchi, Prabodh, "India and China: A Thousand Years of Cultural Relations" (1951), Philosophical Library
- Barthold, Vasilii V, "Addenda and corrigenda" (1977), E. J. W. Gibb Memorial Trust
- Boulnois, Luce, "The Silk Road" (1966), Sutton
- Bretschneider, Emilii, "Medieval Researches from Eastern Asiatic Sources. 2 vols" (1910), Kegan Paul
- Carrol, D. T, "Account of T'u-yü-hun in the History of the Chin Dynasty" (1953), University of California Press
- Chavannes, Edouard, "Documents sur les Tou-kiue (Turcs) occidentaux" (1969), Ch'eng-wen
- Demiéville, Paul, "La Concile de Lhasa" (1952), Imprimerie Nationale de France
- Dobbs, Jack A, "History of the Discovery and Exploration of Chinese Turkestan" (1963), Mouton
- Eberhard, Wolfgang, "Das Toba-reich Nordchinas: eine soziolische Untersuchung" (1949), E. J. Brill
- Hamilton, James Russell, "Les Quighours à l'époque des Cinc Dynasties, d'après les documents chinois" (1955), Imprimerie Nationale de France
- Hirth, Friederich, "Chau Ju-kua: His Work on the Chinse and Arab Trade in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuris, Entitled Chu-fan-chih" (1966), Paragon
- Lattimore, Owne, "Inner Asian Frontiers of China" (1962), Beacon
- Lu Jiarong, "Gudai Nanhai diming hui shi" (1986), Zhonghua shuju
- Lu Junling, "Zhongguo gu ji zhong you guan Jianpuzhai ziliao huibian" (1986), Zhonghua shuju
- Luce, Gordon H, "The Man shu: Book of the Southern Barbarians" (1961), Southeast Asia Program, Department of Far Eastern Studies, Cornell University
- MacKerras, Colin, "The Uighur Empire (744-840) - According to the T'ang Dynastic Histories" (1968), Australian National University
- McGovern, William M, "The Early Empires of Central Asia" (1939), University of North Carolina Press
- Miller, Roy Andrew, "Accounts of Western Nations in the History of the Northern Chou Dynasty" (1959), University of California Press
- Parker, H. H, "A Thousand Years of the Tartars" (1924), Knopf
- Sinor, Denis, "Introduction à l'étude de l'Eurasie centrale" (1961), Wiesbaden
- Satō Hisashi, "The Route from Kokonor to Lhasa during the T'ang Period", Acta Asiatica, 29 (1979)
- Tsunoda, Ryusaku, "Japan in the Chinese Dynastic Histories, Later Han through Ming Dynasties" (1951), P. D. and Ion Perkins
- Nāgara and Commandery: Origins of the Southeast Asian Urban Traditions, "Wheatley, Paul", Department of Geography, University of Chicago, ~, pp.University of Chicago Department of Geography Research Paper 207-8 (1983)