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  • The Cost of a Manchu Dictionary in the Guangxu Period

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    Mårten Söderblom Saarela, Princeton University Lacking good information on print runs, prices, and distribution channels, it is difficult today to estimate how widely Manchu dictionaries circulated in the Qing (1644–1911)…

  • Living and Dying at Peking’s Russian Ecclesiastical Mission

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    Gregory Afinogenov Ph.D. Candidate Harvard University In the Archive of Orientalists at the Institute of Oriental Manuscripts in St. Petersburg, there are two volumes of manuscript exercise books composed by…

  • The Manchu-language conquest of Xinjiang

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    For some time anticipation has been building over the publication of a major collection of Manchu-language documents on Xinjiang, Qingdai Xinjiang Manwen dang’an huibian 《清代新疆满文档案汇编》.  The good news is that…

  • Turco-Manjurica Revisited: a Closer Look at Haenisch 1951

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    Eric T. Schluessel Ph.D. Candidate Harvard University Historical scholarship on Qing Xinjiang (East or Chinese Turkestan) has experienced something of a florescence in the Anglophone world since the publication of…

  • Manchu Roots

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    On January 30, the LA Times reported on the reemergence of Manchu identities in the PRC. To read the full article visit their website.

  • Why the Manchus Matter

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    An excellent interview with Mark Elliott tells readers why the Manchus are so important for understanding Chinese history: “In the particular case of the Qing we can see pretty clearly…

  • Harvard Summer Manchu

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    The Harvard University Summer School is pleased to offer an intensive one-month introduction to the Manchu language and Manchu studies in summer 2013. The workshop is designed with the needs…

  • The Manchu Hymn and Epic Poetry

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    By Brian Tawney This post is a supplement to Manchu hymn chanted at the occasion of the victory over the Jinchuan Rebels. The form of this poem is similar to…

  • Manchu Studies in Korea

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    A recent article in the Journal of Cultural Interaction in East Asia by Choe Yungchul details the state of Manchu studies in Korea. While the field is still relatively new,…

  • Manchu hymn chanted at the occasion of the victory over the Jinchuan Rebels

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    Elif Akçetin University of Illinois at Chicago Hymne mantchou chanté à l’occasion de la conquête du Jin-chuan Manchu hymn chanted at the occasion of the victory over the Jinchuan Rebels…

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