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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
A Conventional Practice 1 Romani zation | 5 |
Dictionaries | 10 |
Copyright | |
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administrative alphabetically atlas basic annals Beijing biao bibliography biographies catalogue Chenghua Chinese characters Chinese history chronological Code collection compiled CONGSHU contents are arranged dictionary dissertations documentation edition emperor English entries essays followed four-corner ft ft gazetteers HUANG MING iuan Japanese juan Library listed literature lunar manuscript maps military Ming Dynasty Ming history Ming period MING SHILU MING STUDIES MINGREN MINGSHI month Nanjing number of strokes official person's name phonetic Pinyin place names prefecture Prince pronunciation published Qing radical and stroke reign period reign title shang Shanghai SHIZONG SIKU QUANSHU stroke order SUOYIN Suzhou table of contents Taipei Taiwan TAIZU temple name Tokyo TONGDIAN translation veritable records vols volume Wade-Giles Wade-Giles romanization Wang wenji Western Wuzong Xiaozong Yamane Yukio yiwen Yuan Yuan Dynasty Zhang ZHAOLING ZHONGGUO Zhonghua shuju Zhou
Bibliographic information
| Title | Ming history: an introductory guide to research Issue 3 of Ming studies research series Volume 3 of Anthropological Field Studies Volume 3 of Ming studies |
| Authors | Edward L. Farmer, Romeyn Taylor, Ann Beth Waltner, Yonglin Jiang |
| Editors | Edward L. Farmer, Romeyn Taylor, Ann Beth Waltner |
| Compiled by | Edward L. Farmer, Romeyn Taylor, Ann Beth Waltner |
| Publisher | History Dept., University of Minnesota, 1994 |
| ISBN | 1886108021, 9781886108028 |
| Length | 451 pages |
| Subjects | › › Bibliography China History History / Asia / China Methodology Ming dynasty, 1368-1644 Research |
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