03379ctm a22004455a 4500 17647491 20250607053143.5 130304s17uu cc 000 0 chi 0 ibc orignew u ncip 20 y-nonroman th78 2013-03-04 LCAP batch update 2025-06-02-04:00: LCAPM-644 2012402187 17647491 DLC DLC DLC $1 B710.6 S51 880-01 San fan zhi lüe : liu juan. 245-01/$1 三番誌略 : 六卷. 880-02 [Qing dai jiu chao ben]. 250-02/$1 [清代舊鈔本]. 880-03 [China : s.n., Qing dai, i.e. between 1644 and 1799?] 260-03/$1 [China : s.n., 清代, i.e. between 1644 and 1799?] 4 v. text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier In case. Ms. 500-00/$1 九行二十二字. Nine lines, with twenty-two characters per line. Anonymous record of establishment of minority nationalities in China; three chapters concern the Gu fan minority, two concern the Man minority, and one is abut the peoples of Xinjiang. This is a six-juan, four-volume handwritten copy, with no authors or publication date given and no prefaces or postscripts included. It was issued during the Qing dynasty. The first three juan contain the names of 97 nationalities and tribes, called Gu fan (ancient foreign tribes), such as Jiuyi (nine wild tribes), Xianbei (Mongolic nomadic people), Huihe (a Uyghur tribe), and descriptions of the places which they inhabited. Many of these places were at the western frontiers of China, for example Hetao (Great bend of the Yellow River) and Gaochang (an ancient, now extinct, city in Xinjiang). The fourth and fifth juan are entitled Man bu (barbarian groups), and consist of more than 155 names of groups who lived mostly along the southern frontiers, such as Wumeng and Hongjiao Lama (the Red Hat Sect lamas). The last juan is called Xinjiang (literally, "New Frontiers") and dates from the Qing dynasty. It lists the names of 23 geographical locations, including Hami, Turfan, Korla, Kucha, Aksu, Khotan, Kashgar, Urumqi, and Yili. Each entry has brief information about the locale, its people, their characteristics, and local features. As the work lacks details about authorship, publishing, and imprint, it can only be assumed that it was produced by an author or authors to provide general knowledge of the different peoples living in China's frontier areas and their ethnic identities and characteristics. No mention is found in the work as to whether these peoples and tribes paid allegiance to the Chinese government. World Digital Library. 520-00/$1 不著編者姓氏，此書敘述各夷族之建置沿革，頗為詳瞻，計〈古蕃〉三卷，〈蠻部〉二卷，〈新疆〉一卷. Also available in digital form. Chinese Rare Book Collection (Library of Congress). DLC World Digital Library http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.wdl/wdl.4728 lcnclscd 2012402187 https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.asian/lcnclscd.2012402187 asian/lcnclscd wdl LCNCL asian/asiancrb