An indispensable research guide for learning how to use, evaluate, and locate Ming sources. 4.5 "Various notes concerning mainly the first part of the Ming period to circa 1500" - chronological!). For instance, Section 2 is "Official and Private Historical Compilations in General" (and further contains 9 sub-sections), while Section 4 is "Various Notes Dealing with Historical Subjects" (e.g. Each section is organized thematically and, on occasion, chronologically. He provides bibliographic details on various editions of a given text (and where they're held), concise summaries of content, brief descriptions of the author, etc. Franke's An Introduction offers a preamble to introduce the reader to the aspects of Ming historiography and historical works, and then proceeds to investigate several hundred Ming-era texts. This is an exhaustively prepared and detailed guide to the study of Ming history despite being published many moons ago, it remains an authoritative and highly useful research guide in the field. Wolfgang Franke, An Introduction to the Sources of Ming History (Kuala Lumpur: University of Malaya Press, 1968).An online encyclopedia for classical Chinese studies. By Ulrich Theobald, University of Tübingen. Covers a wide range of reading and research skills central to the study of traditional China. New Haven, Conn.: Far Eastern Publications, Yale University. Introduction to Research in Chinese Source Materials.Extensive lists of research tools and links to printed and electronic resources for classical Chinese studies. Classical Historiography for Chinese History.A comprehensive guide for the study of Chinese history. Be sure to click "Save page" at the bottom of the editing page before exiting. For formatting, please follow the examples below. To add your titles/links, please log in with your CWL account and click "Edit" at the top of the page.
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