Morohashi Tetsuji cho 諸橋轍次著.
Shūtei dai 2-han 修訂第2版, Taishūkan Shoten大修館書店, Heisei 平成1-2 [1989-1990]
[13] Sakuin索引-- [14] Goi sakuin語彙索引.
Vol. [14] compiled by Tōyō Gakujutsu Kenkyūjo東洋学術硏究所, published in Heisei 平成2 [1990]

Mandarin over Manchu : court-sponsored Qing lexicography and its subversion in Korea and Japan / Mårten Söderblom Saarela 

This extract is from the Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies Volume 77 Number 2.

Abstract:

The Manchu language studies of the Qing empire emerged in Beijing during the late seventeenth century and spread to Chosŏn Korea and Tokugawa Japan during the eighteenth century. The Qing court sponsored the compilation of multilingual thesauri and thereby created an imperial linguistic order with Manchu at the center and vernacular Chinese, or Mandarin, in a subordinate position. Chosŏn and Tokugawa scholars, by contrast, usually placed Mandarin—not Manchu, Korean, or Japanese—as the leading language in the new multilingual thesauri they compiled on the basis of Qing works. I show how the balance between Manchu and Mandarin changed as Korean and Japanese scholars reworked lexicographic books from Beijing. The lexicographic evidence demonstrates that the international languages of pre-twentieth-century East Asia included Manchu and vernacular Mandarin as well as literary Chinese.

Nihon daigyoku hen 日本大玉篇 / [henshūsha Ishikawa Kōsai 編輯者石川鴻齋].

At head of title on piece mounted on cover: Zōtei tenbun shōchū 増訂篆文詳註.
Published Meiji 明治 24 [1891]. Originally published: 1887.

Local access dig.pdf {Nihon daiyoku hen-r.pdf]

Ri hua chengyu cidian 日華成語詞典 / Chen Yan 陳言

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