Denis Sinor

Inner Asia

A Syllabus

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Produktbeschreibung

Denis Sinor is former president of the American Oriental Societ and was active in various national and international scholarly societies in which he held positions of high international importance.¿He authored eight books and more than one hunderd sixty articles in Hungarian, French, English and German, and edited fourteen books. Many of these were translated into other languages, including Russian and Chinese.¿He served as editor of the Journal of Asian History from its inception in 1967 to his death, and also for the Indiana University Uralic and Altaic Series (over 174 volumes) and the Indiana University Oriental Series.

Produktdetails

• Indiana University Press (IPS)
• Verlag: Indiana University Press
• Seitenzahl: 284
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 1987
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
• Gewicht: 440g
• ISBN-13: 9780877500810
• ISBN-10: 0877500819
• Artikelnr.: 47023150

Autorenporträt

Denis Sinor is former president of the American Oriental Societ and was active in various national and international scholarly societies in which he held positions of high international importance. He authored eight books and more than one hunderd sixty articles in Hungarian, French, English and German, and edited fourteen books. Many of these were translated into other languages, including Russian and Chinese. He served as editor of the Journal of Asian History from its inception in 1967 to his death, and also for the Indiana University Uralic and Altaic Series (over 174 volumes) and the Indiana University Oriental Series.

Inhaltsangabe

Preface to the First Edition
Preface to the Second Edition
How to use this Syllabus
Notes on transcription and pronunciation
General bibliography
CHAPTER 1 The definition of Central Eurasia
CHAPTER 2 The geographical setting of Central Eurasia
CHAPTER 3 The languages of Central Eurasia
CHAPTER 4 The scripts of Central Eurasia
CHAPTER 5 The present political framework
CHAPTER 6 Difficulties encountered in the use of written records
CHAPTER 7 Indigenous sources
CHAPTER 8 East Asian and Muslim sources
CHAPTER 9 Western sources
CHAPTER 10 The Scythians
CHAPTER 11 The Hsiung-nu
CHAPTER 12 The Juan-juan
CHAPTER 13 The Turks
CHAPTER 14 The Uighurs
CHAPTER 15 Central Eurasian art
CHAPTER 16 The Khitans and the Juchens
CHAPTER 17 The Huns
CHAPTER 18 The Avars
CHAPTER 19 The Volga-Don region
CHAPTER 20 Chingis khan
CHAPTER 21 The Mongols in East Asia
CHAPTER 22 The Mongols in the West
CHAPTER 23 The Golden Horde and the Il-khans
CHAPTER 24 The epigone Mongol khanates
CHAPTER 25 Timur
CHAPTER 26 The Timurids
CHAPTER 27 Russian penetration into Siberia
CHAPTER 28 The Oirats and the Kalmucks
CHAPTER 29 Russian penetration into Central Asia
CHAPTER 30 Buddhism in Inner Asia
CHAPTER 31 Christianity in Inner Asia
CHAPTER 32 Islam m Inner Asia
CHAPTER 33 Central Eurasian autochthonous religious beliefs
CHAPTER 34 The literatures of Central Eurasia
Index