Contents: A treaty between the states of Lu, Sung, Wei, Cheng, Hsu and Chao -- The superior man / Confucius -- Confucius, the master / Disciples -- Some words of advice for rulers / Mencius -- The expedition of Li Ling and its aftermath / Ssu-ma Ch'ien -- The perfection of art in china / Abu Zeid al Hansan -- Letter to Chu Kang-Shu, chief magistrate of ochow / Su Tung-po -- The great khan / Marco Polo -- The feasts that the khan keepeth -- The land of china / Ibn Battuta -- Of the apparel and customs of the women / Father Gaspar de Cruz -- Some highlights of a trip from Canton to Peking / M. John Nieuhoff -- The emperor Kang-Hi travels to eastern Tartary / Father Ferdinand Verbiest -- Hunting with the emperor Kun-Hi / Father Pereira -- From Nimpo to Pekin / Louis Le Comte -- The great wall / Louis Le Comte -- The annual festival / E. Yshants Ides -- The Chinese people / Dionysius Kao - Some Chinese customs / Father Matteo Ripa -- Gardens for diversion / Captain Charles Gustavus Eckeberg -- Joss / Major Samuel Shaw -- The Chinese junks / Aeneas Anderson -- Breakfast with the emperor of China / André Everard Van-Braam Houckgeest -- A letter to Queen Victoria / Commissioner Lin -- The capture of the island of Chusan / Lord Jocelyn -- A captive in China / Captain Denham -- A tea dealer's home / W. H. Medhurst -- An old Chinese recipe for making tea / Tüng-po -- The manufacture of tea / Robert Fortune -- Punishment in China / John Scarth -- Fishing with cormorants / Abbé Armand David -- Opium smoking / W. H. Medhurst -- A question of etiquette / Wu K'o-tu -- The great famine in northern China / British Medical Officer -- The condition of the Chinese people / Dr. Sun Yat-sen -- The boxer attack on Tientsin / Rev. Frederick Brown -- The aftemath of the boxer rebellion / Wilbur J. Chamberlain -- Underlying causes of the boxer rebellion / H.C. Thomson -- Her emperial majesty, the empress dowager of China, gets dressed / Princess Der Ling -- The advance of modernism / Sheng Cheng -- An imperial decree - Small Japan and big China / Ten-year-old Chinese boy -- Mao Tse-Tung and I were beggars / Siao-yu -- Examinations in old China / John and Alice. C. Dewey -- The beast of burden / Somerset Maugham -- A girl rebel in the people's army / Hsieh Ping-ying -- Real China / Lin Yu-t'ang -- The young vanguards / Dr. Chi P'eng-fei -- A Chinese village / Nikos Kazantzakis -- Early incidents that influenced my life / Mao Tse-tung.

The Classical period. The metal bound box -- Hexagrams -- Songs and poems -- The battle of Chin and Ch'u -- Confucius -- Chuang Tzu. The Han Dynasty. The debate on salt and iron -- Rules for visiting -- Social relations -- Two women -- The interaction of yin and yang -- Local cults -- Uprisings. The era of division and the T'ang dynasty. Ko Hung's autobiography -- Dedicatory colophons -- A woman's hundred years -- The examination system -- Household registration -- Slaves -- Family division. The Sung and Yuan dynasties. Book of rewards and punishments -- Precepts of the Perfect Truth Taoist sect -- Ancestral rites -- The shrew -- The problems of women -- Rules for the Fan lineage's charitable estate -- The attractions of the capital -- The mutual responsibility system -- On farming -- A schedule for learning -- Kuo Pi's diary. The Ming dynasty. Proclamations of the Hung-wu emperor.

Laws against theft and robbery -- Maxims for daily life -- The dragon boat race -- Village ordinances -- Routine commercial procedures -- What the weaver said -- Tenants -- Shi Chin, the nine-dragoned -- Merchants in the Ming -- Family instructions -- The spite of Lotus -- Li Chih's letters. The Ch'ing dynasty. Parables and ghost stories -- Proverbs about heaven -- Almanac -- Taxes and labor service -- Permanent property -- Lan Ting-yüan's casebook -- Exhortations on ceremony and deference -- Village organization -- The village headman and the new teacher -- Boat people -- Infant protection society -- Mid-century rebels -- The conditions and activities of workers -- Marriage contracts -- Genealogy rules -- Families and lineages of Yen-yüan county.

The early twentieth century. The movement against footbinding -- The new prefect -- Rural education -- The Shanghai Builders' Guild -- On freeing slave girls -- My old home -- The Hai-feng Peasant Association -- The dog-meat general -- The general strike -- Funeral processions -- My wife and child -- Birth customs -- The life of beggars -- Spring silkworms -- The orange grower and the old sailor. The People's Republic. Land reform -- Hu Feng's letters -- The state budget and the standard of living -- A new young man at the organization department -- Developing agricultural production -- The correct handling of love, marriage, and family problems -- The spring festival -- Lei Feng, Chairman Mao's good fighter -- Housing in Shanghai -- Red Guards -- My accusations -- The nature of diseases -- Modern models for family life and marriage -- Population control and the four modernizations.

I. Confucian analects, the Great learning, and the Doctrine of the mean -- II. The works of Mencius -- III. The Shoo-king, or the Book of historical documents: pt. I. The first parts of the Shoo-king, or the Books of Tʻang; the Books of Yu; the Books of Hea; the Books of Shang; and the prolegomena. pt. II. The fifth part of the Shoo king, or the Books of Chow; and the indexes -- IV. The She-king, or the Book of poetry: pt. I. The first part of the She-king, or the Lessons from the states; and the Prolegomena. pt. II. The second, third, and fourth parts of the She-king, or the Minor odes of the kingdom, the Greater odes of the kingdom, the Sacrificial odes and praise-songs; and the indexes -- V. The Chʻun tsʻew, with the Tso chuen: pt. I. Dukes Uin, Hwan, Chwang, Min, He, Wan, Seuen and Chʻing; and the Prolegomena. pt. II. Dukes Seang, Chʻaou, Ting, and Gae, with Tso's appendix; and the indexes.

Chinese history : a new manual / Endymion Wilkinson.

"中國歷史新手冊"--cover device.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

"Wilkinson's bestselling Manual has been continuously in print for fifty years. It has achieved this unusual distinction because the author expanded its scope with each new edition. In the process it has grown from a modest research guide to Chinese imperial history into an encyclopedic, 1.7-million-word introduction to Chinese civilization and the primary and secondary resources and research problems for all periods of Chinese history. In recognition of its unique value, the Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres (France) awarded the third edition the Stanislas Julien Prize, and in 2016, Peking University Press published the entire Manual in a three-volume Chinese edition. The Manual has been revised and expanded throughout to ensure that the sixth edition is up to date with the latest developments in digital tools and the two dozen ancillary disciplines essential for work on Chinese history. In addition, its temporal coverage has been extended to the death of Chairman Mao. In celebration of a half century of continuous publication, the enlarged sixth edition has an entirely new look, with a bigger typeface requiring two 1,000 -page volumes. Volume 1 covers topics ranging from Language, Education, and the Arts, to Science, Technology, and the Environment. Volume 2 presents primary and secondary sources chronologically by period from the Neolithic to 1976"-- Provided by publisher.

Note regarding citation: Entries for specific books and topics often change between these editions, please note which particular edition is cited.

V. 1. Shiji -- v. 2. Hanshu -- v. 3. Hou Hanshu. Sanguozhi -- v. 4. Jinshu -- v. 5. Songshu. Nan Qishu -- v. 6. Liangshu. Chenshu. Weishu -- v. 7. Bei Qishu. Zhoushu. Suishu -- v. 8. Nanshi. Beishi. -- v. 9. Beishi [cont'd] -- v. 10. Jiu Tangshu -- v. 11. Jiu Tangshu [cont'd]. Xin Tangshu -- v. 12. Xin Tangshu [cont'd] -- v. 13. Jiu Wudaishi. Xin Wudaishi -- v. 14-16. Songshi -- v. 17. Liaoshi. Jinshi -- v. 18. Yuanshi -- v. 19-20. Mingshi.
V. 1. 史記 -- v 2. 漢書 -- v. 3. 後漢書. 三國志 -- v. 4. 晋書 -- v. 5. 宋書. 南齊書 -- v. 6. 梁書. 陳書. 魏書 -- v. 7. 北齊書. 周書. 隋書 -- v. 8. 南史. 北史 -- v. 9. 北史[cont'd] -- v. 10. 舊唐書 -- v. 11. 舊唐書. 新唐書[cont'd] -- v. 12. 新唐書[cont'd] -- v. 13. 舊五代史. 新五代史 -- v. 14-16. 宋史 -- v. 17. 遼史. 金史 -- v. 18. 元史 -- v. 19-20. 明史.

A personal tribute to C.P. FitzGerald / Wang Ling -- Charles Patrick FitzGerald, a selected bibliography / Lo Hui-Min -- Archaeological studies in China / Li Chi -- Oracle bones / Matsumaru Michio -- Pre-Han literature / Timoteus Pokora -- Wooden documents / Michael Loewe -- Standard histories, Han to Sui / K.H.J. Gardiner -- Some comments on the later standard histories / Wang Gungwu -- Universal histories / Rafe de Crespigny -- Local gazetteers / D.D. Leslie -- Unofficial regional records / Colin Mackerras -- Genealogical registers / Otto Berkelbach Van Der Sprenkel -- Legal sources / Derk Bodde -- The compilation and historical value of the Tao-tsang / Liu Ts'un-Yan -- The Tun-huang manuscripts / Fujieda Akira -- Tibetan sources / Josef Kolmaš -- Manchu sources / Joseph Fletcher -- Arabic sources / D.D. Leslie -- Western sources / Otto Berkelbach Van Der Sprenkel -- Jesuit sources / Paul A. Rule -- Russian sources / C. Kiriloff -- Some notes on archives on modern China / Lo Hui-Min -- Chinese newspapers / Josef Fass -- Sources on Kuomintang and republican China / Stephen Fitzgerald -- Sources on the history of the Chinese communist party / Chün-Tu Hsüeh -- Sources on the Chinese People's Republic / Bill Brugger -- Sources on the overseas Chinese / Png Poh-Seng -- Lexicology as a primary source material for the history of modern China / Jean Chesneaux.

Shike shiliao xinbian 石刻史料新編 / [Xin wenfeng chuban gongsi bianjibu bian 新文豐出版公司編輯部編].
N.B. Library has series 1 & 2 only.

Note from Princeton Library Guide:

Shi ke shi liao xin bian 石刻史料新編 (New edition of historical materials carved on stone). 3 series 三輯. Taibei: Xin wen feng chu ban gong si, 1977/1982, 1979, 1986.

This is the most complete set of epigraphic sources, which includes an enormous amount of primary and secondary material (including the jinshi ?? sections of many gazetteers) in facsimile. The three series consist of 90 volumes altogether containing around 1,030 collections of stone inscriptions of various types. The earliest collections and compilations date from the Song dynasty but most works are later, some of recent (1980) origin. The greater part of the material was collected and composed in the Qing dynasty. A large number of rarities, difficult-to-find and hard-to-obtain works, and many otherwise not well known or unpublished manuscripts are included.

There are two indices:
Kuhn, Dieter, & Helga Stahl. Annotated Bibliography to the Shike shiliao xinbian (New Edition of Historical Materials Carved on Stone). Heidelberg: Edition Forum, 1991. ISBN 3-927943-04-5 [Gest Ref. PL2448 .K79 1991].
The entries in the Annotated Bibliography are arranged alphabetically by title (including the Chinese characters), date of compilation (preface, foreword), name and dates of author or compiler, period of time and geographical region covered by the work, short comment on the contents, inclusion of the title in bibliographic catalogues, edition or congshu used for the reprint. The name of persons of the Song, Liao, Jin, and Wei & Qi dynasties whose completely transcribed epitaphs can be found in the series, are listed in the order of appearance in the title entry. An alphabetically arranged list of these persons as well as an index to the authors is also supplied.

Shi ke shi liao xin bian di yi, er, san ji shu ming zhu zhe suo yin. 石刻史料新編第一, 二, 三輯書名著者索引 (Index of writers and books in the three series of the New edition of historical materials carved on stone). Takahashi Tsuguo; [Gao Mingshi yi]. Taibei: Xin wen feng chu ban gong si, 1995.

Shih-k’o shih-liao hsin-pien 石刻史料新編 (Taipei: Hsin-wen-feng) ch’u-chi 初輯, 30 vols. (1977; CHINESE HISTORY III: EPIGRAPHIC SOURCES (Revised 1996, 2009, 2011) 5 1982); ti-erh chi 第二輯, 20 vols. (1979); ti-san chi 第三輯, 40 vols. (1986) [O.C. PL 2448 .S555 1986 (3d series only)]
The IU collection includes only the third of these massive ts’ung-shu series, but that in itself constitutes a very substantial resource, almost as extensive as the previous item. The following indexes and studies can be used to help wade through the mass of Late Imperial inscriptional materials.

Dieter Kuhn and Helga Stahl, Annotated Bibliography to the Shike shiliao xinbian (Würzburg: Würzburger Sinologische Schriften, 1991) [PL 2448 .K79 1991]
This bibliography analyzes the collections in the previous item. It can be used to learn what collections not available in the IU Library may be found in the first two series of that ts’ung-shu.--IUL note.

石刻史料新編 (Newly edited stone inscription sources). Xinwenfeng editorial department, ed. 4 series in 100 vols. Xinwenfeng, 1977, 1979, 1986, 2006.
A huge collection of facsimiles of 1,092 of the important early publications of rubbings of stone inscriptions. The first three series are mainly arranged by province. The fourth, by subject. Includes the materials in another modern collection (which it now replaces), the Shike shiliao congshu 石刻史料叢書 (Series of stone inscription sources). Yan Gengwang 嚴耕望, ed. 420 ce in 60 cases. Yiwen, 1966. For indexes, see next entries.

Kuhn, Dieter, and Helga Stahl (1991 [§62.3.2]). Superseded by next item.

Takahashi Tsuguo 高橋継男, comp. 2009, 2013. Chūgoku sekkoku kankei tosho mokuroku (1949–2007) 中国石刻関係図書目録 (1949–2007). Kyūko plus draft continuation (2008ー2012/6) in Meiji daigaku Tōyōshi shiryō sōkan 10. Provides an invaluable service by indexing the titles of 3,500 publications of stone rubbings (and related works) plus their authors (includes also his index to Shike shiliao xinbian).--Cf. Wilkinson, Chinese history, a manual.

Shike shiliao xinbian 石刻史料新編. 第2輯 / [Xin wenfeng chuban gongsi bianjibu bian 新文豐出版公司編輯部編].
References: E. Wilkinson, Chinese history, a manual, p. 442.

Library holds series 1 & 2 only.
See series 1 note for details.

Zhongguo dang'an wenxian yichan minglu 中國檔案文獻遺產名錄 [第1册] / Guojia dang'anju, Zhongyang dang'anguan bian 國家檔案局, 中央檔案館編.
Colophon title also in pinyin: Zhongguo dangan wenxian yichan minglu. Table of contents also in English.
***Graphic resource.

Contents: v. 1. Yuanshi shehui 原始社會, nuli shehui 奴隸社會 -- v. 2. Fengjian shehui 封建社會 1: Zhanguo dao Dong Hanmo 戰國到東漢末 / zhubian He Ziquan 主編何茲全 -- v. 3. Fengjian shehui 封建社會 2: Wei-Jin-Nan Bei Chao 魏晉南北朝 / zhubian Tang Changru 主編唐長孺 -- v. 4. Fengjian shehui 封建社會 3: Sui dao Wudaimo 隋到五代末 / zhubian Dong Jiazun 主編董家遵 -- v. 5. Fengjian shehui 封建社會 4: Song-Liao-Jin 宋遼金 / zhubian Deng Guangming 主編鄧廣銘 -- v. 6. Fengjian shehui 封建社會 5: Yuan 元 / zhubian Han Rulin 主編韓儒林 -- v. 8. Fengjian shehui 封建社會 7: Qing Yapian zhanzheng qian 清鴉片戰爭前 / zhubian Zheng Tianting 主編鄭天挺.
Library has v. 1-6, 8 only.