China marches west : the Qing conquest of Central Eurasia / Peter C. Perdue.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 671-705) and index.

Part 1. The formation of the central Eurasian states. Environments, state building, and national identity -- The Ming, Muscovy, and Siberia, 1400-1600 -- Central Eurasian interactions and the rise of the Manchus, 1600-1670 -- Part 2. Contending for power. Manchus, Mongols, and Russians in conflict, 1670-1690 -- Eating snow : the end of Galdan, 1690-1697 -- Imperial overreach and Zunghar survival, 1700-1731 -- The final blows, 1734-1771 -- Part 3. The economic base of empire. Cannons on camelback : ecological structures and economic conjunctures -- Land settlement and military colonies -- Harvests and relief -- Currency and commerce -- Part 4. Fixing frontiers. Moving through the land -- Marking time : writing imperial history -- Part 5. Legacies and implications. Writing the national history of conquest -- State building in Europe and Asia -- Frontier expansion in the rise and fall of the Qing -- Appendixes : A. Rulers and reigns -- B. The Yongzheng emperor reels from the news of the disaster, 1731 -- C. Haggling at the border -- D. Gansu harvests and yields -- E. Climate and harvests in the northwest.

Also available in the ASCC collection (DS754.P47 2005d c.2).

Local access dig.pdf. [Perdue-China Marches West.pdf]

Full title: De bello tartarico historia in qua, quo pacto Tartari hac nostra aetate Sinicum Imperium inuaserint, ac ferè totum occuparint, narratur; eorumque mores breuiter describuntur cum figuris aeneis. Auctore R. P. Martino Martinio S. I.
Engraved title page.

Library copy from Xujiahui B.M. Z.K.W. [Bibl. Major 徐家匯 M79]

"Martini, De bello tartarico historia: An eyewitness account of the Manchu conquest of China (Martini had arrived in China as a papal emissary in 1643 snd wrote this important work during the long voyage home in 1653 to keep seasickness at bay). De bello was also published in Dutch. German, French, Italian, and English editions and in the next 50 years went through many more editions in seven countries. Its Englished title was Bellum Tartaricum, or the conquest of the great renowned empire of China. London, John Cook., 1654..." See Wilkinson, Chinese history, a new Manual, enlarged sixth edition, p. 728-729.   

See full citation: Ad Dudink & Nicolas Standaert, Chinese Christian Texts Database (CCT-Database)
Two 1654 digital editions: [DeBelloTartarico-Cologne.pdf ; DeBelloTartarico-Antwerp]

Bound with: Spitzel, Gottlieb, 1639-1691. De re literaria sinensium commentarius (1660).

Fushun Qing qianshi yiji yu renwu kaocha 撫順清前史遺蹟與人物考察 / Fushun shi shehuikexuejie lianhehui 撫順市社會科學界聯合會, Fushun shi shehuikexueyuan 撫順市社會科學院.

One article deals with the Yongling 永陵 tomb.

Local access dig.pdf. (2 v. in 1 file) [Wakeman-Great-Enterprise.pdf]

Manzu cong buluo dao guojia de fazhan 滿族從部落到國家的發展 / Liu Xiaomeng 劉小萌.

內容簡介

Previously published: 滿族的部落與國家. 長春市 : 吉林文史出版社, 1995.

Manzu fayuandi lishi yanjiu 滿族發源地歷史研究 / Zhang Deyu 張德玉.

Manzu wenhua yu zongjiao yanjiu 滿族文化與宗教研究 / Zhao Zhan 趙展.

Second printing of 1997.

Chapters treat the origin of the Manchus and their current situation, Manchu education, literature, art, customs, funerary rites, religion, and ancestor worship.

Manzushi lunji 滿族史論集 / Jiang Xiangshun 姜相順.

Papers on Manchu history.

A study of the Ming Shih Lu 明史錄 / S. Mano 間野潛龍 -- The mechanics of the Northern Defense System under the Ming / J. Tamura 田村實造 -- Development of the K'ai Chung Law (Kaizhongfa 開中法) / T. Terada 寺田隆信 -- Study of the Dayan Khan / J. Hagiwara 萩原淳平 -- Inquiry into the social structure of the Chien-chou (Jianzhou Nüzhen shehui 建州女真社會) Jurchens in Ming times / Y. Kawachi 河內良弘 -- A study of the Mukun-Tatan system / T. Mitamura 三田次村泰助 -- The Tibetan situation from the late Yuan to early Ming (Yuanmo Mingchu 元末明初) / H. Sato 佐藤長 -- A study of the Ch'i Chü Chu (Qijuzhu 起居注) of the last three Ming reigns / S. Imanishi 今西春秋.

Ming-Qing huangshi 明清皇室 / Liu Yi 劉毅.

The royal households of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Chapters discuss the system of imperial consorts and heirs, as well as the families of the Ming and Qing emperors in chronological order.

Ming-Qing luncong : di yi ji 明清論叢 : 第一輯 = A collection of essays on the Ming and Qing dynasties / Zhu Chengru 朱誠如 and Wang Tianyou 王天有, eds.

Nu'erhachi zhuan 努爾哈赤傳 / Yan Chongnian 閻崇年.

Title on cover: 正說清朝第一帝：努爾哈赤傳.
1st ed. published in 1983.

Keywords: Nurhaci 1559-1626, Hetu Ala 赫圖阿拉, Mukden, Shengjing 盛京, Shenyang 沈陽, Shanhaiguan 山海關, palaces, royal tombs, stele inscriptions.

Ouya xuekan : di ba ji 歐亞學刊：第八輯 / Yu Taishan 余太山 and Li Jinxiu 李錦綉.

Contains an article on the Qing tombs.

Qing Zhaoling 清昭陵 / Xiao Zhou 曉舟 and Fu Gui 福貴.

Qingdai baqi zhufang yanjiu 清代八旗駐防研究 / Ding Yizhuang 定宜莊.

Revised edition of the author's PhD dissertation from 1990, which had been first published in 1992. A study of the banner garrison system in the Qing period.

Qingdai Dongbei bianjiang de Manzu (1644-1840) 清代東北邊疆的滿族（1644-1840）/ Zhang Jie 張杰 and Zhang Danhui 張丹卉.

Qingshi bukao 清史補考 / Wang Zhonghan 王鍾翰.

Essays.

Qingshi tudian : Qingchao tongshi tulu 清史圖典：清朝通史圖錄 / Gugong bowuyuan 故宮博物院 (Beijing) and Zhu Chengru 朱誠如.

Vols. 1-2 (out of 12): Taizu 太祖 and Taizong 太宗 in vol. 1, Shunzhi 順治 in vol. 2.

Qiyun de chuanshuo 啟運的傳說 / Cao Wenqi 曹文奇.

Shengjing Zhaoling 盛京昭陵 / Li Fengmin 李鳳民 and Lu Haiying 陸海英, eds.

The empire of the steppes : a history of Central Asia / René Grousset ; trans. Naomi Walford.

French original published in 1939.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

I. The high plateaus of Asia until the thirteenth century: 1. Early history of the Steppes : Scythians and Huns: The antiquity of Steppe civilization. The Scythians. Scythian art. The Sarmatians and Western Siberia. Pre-Turkic cultures of the Altai. Origins of the Hsiung-nu. Hunnic art. The first thrust of the Hsiung-nu and the migration of the Yüeh-chih. The repercussions of the first victories of the Hunds : collapse of Greek domination in Afghanistan. Conflicts between the Hsiung-nu and the early Han : split with the western Hsiung-nu. Conflicts between China and the Hsiung-nu during the period of the Later Han Dynasty : split with the southern Hsiung-nu. The Silk Road. Pan Chʻao's conquest of the Tarim Basin. Civilization of the Tarim oases at the end of antiquity and the beginning of the Middle Ages. Supplanting the northern Hsiung-nu by the Hsien-pi in the Empire of Mongolia. The great invasions of the fourth century : North China conquered by the Hsiung-nu and the Hsien-pi. The kingdom of the Tabgatch Turks, or Toba, and the Mongol khanate of the Juan-juan. The last Minusinsk culture. The Ephthalite Huns. The Huns in Europe : Atyila ; 2. The Early Middle Ages : Tʻu-chüeh, Uigur, and Khitan: The empire of the Tʻu-chüeh. Partition of the Tʻu-chüeh Empire. The destruction of the khanate of the eastern Tʻu-chüeh by Emperor Tʻai-tsung. Dissolution of the khanate of the western Tʻu-chüeh. The Indo-European oases of the Tarim at the accession of the Tʻang Dynasty. The establishment of the Tʻang Protectorate in the Tarim Basin. Tʻang China, lord of Central Asia. The last balze of Tʻu-chüeh power : Mo-chʻo Khagan. Kul-tegin and Mo-ki-lien. Destruction of the empire of the eastern Tʻu-chüeh : rise of the Uigur Empire. The peak of Tʻang power : the subjection of western Turkestan. Chinese and Arab rivalry west of the Pamirs. The Chinese in the Pamirs, 747-750. The collapse of Tʻang domination in Central Asia. The Uigur Turkic empire. The Sha-tʻo Turks. The Khitan. The Jurchid ; 3. The Turks and Islam to the thirteenth century: The Iranian barrier against the Turkic world in the tenth century : the Samanids. The Turkicizing of Kashgaria and Transoxiana : the Karakhanids. Role of the Seljuks in Turkish history. Sultan Sanjar and the Watch on the Oxus. The Kara-Khitai Empire. The Khwarizmian Empire ; 4. The Russian Steppe from the sixth to the thirteenth centuries: The Avars. Bulgars and Magyars. The Khazars. Petchenegs and Kipchaks -- II. The Jenghiz-khanite Mongols: 5. Jenghiz Khan: Mongolia in the twelfth century. First attempts at unity among the Mongols. The youth of Jenghiz Khan. Jenghiz Khan, vassal of the Kerayit. Breach with the Wang-khan : conquest of the Kerayit country. Conquest of the Naiman country : unification of Mongolia. jenghiz Khan : Emperor. The new Mongol Empire : state and army. Conquest of northern China. Mongol conquest of the old Kara-Khitai Empire. Destruction of the Khwarizmian Empire. Raid by Jebe and Sübötäi into Persia and Russia. The last years of Jenghiz Khan. Jenghiz Khan : his character and achievements ; 6. The three immediate successors to Jenghiz Khan: Distribution of appanages among Jenghiz Khan's sons. The reign of Ogödäi (1229-41). Destruction of the Kin Realm by the Mongols. Conquest of western Persia by the Mongols. Batu's and Sübötäi's campaigns in Europe. Törägänä's regency (1242-46). Güyük's reign (1246-48). Regency of Oghul Qaimish. Mongka's reign (1251-59). Rubruck's journey. Monka's war against the Sung Empire. 7. Kublai and the Mongol Dynasty of China: Rivalry between Kublai and Ariq-bögä. Conquest of the Sung Empire. Wars in Japan, Indochina, and Java. Struggle with Qaidu. Kublai's government : Mongol and Chinese policy. Religious policy of Kublai and his successors : Buddhism. Religious policy of Kublai and his successors : Nestorianism. Marco Polo's journey. Economic prosperity in China under Mongol rule. Catholicism in China under the Mongol Dynasty. The last of the Kublai line and the expulsion of the Mongols from China ; 8. Turkestan under the House of Jagatai: The Jagatai Khanate : origins and general characteristics. Alghu;s reign : Jagataite attempt at independence. The Khanate of Jagatai under Qaidu's suzerainty. The Khanate of Jagatai at its zenith : Duwa, Esen-buqa, and Kebek. Schism in the Khanate of Jagatai : Transoxiana and Mogholistan. Transoxiana under the rule of Emir Qazghan. Tughluq Timur : reintegration of Jagatai ; 9. Mongol Persia and the House of Hulägu: The Mongol regime in Persia until the coming of Hulägu : Chomaghan, Baiju, and Eljigidäi. The Mongol regime in Persia to the arrival of Hulägu : Körgüz and Arghun Agha. Hulägu's reign : destruction of the Assassins, conquest of Baghdad, and annihilation of the Caliphate. Hulägu sympathy with Christianity. Expedition of Hulägu to Syria. Hulägu's last years. Abaqa's reign. Arghun's reign. Rabban Sauma's embassy to the West. The reigns of Gaikhatu and Baidu. Ghazan's reign. Oljaitu's reign. Abu Saʼid's reign. Dissolution of the Mongol Khanate of Persia ; 10. The Khanate of Kipchak: Jöchi and his sons : the Golden Horde, the White Horde, and the Ulus of Shayban. Batu and Berke. Nogai and Toqtai. Özbeg and Janibeg. Mamai and Toqtamish ; 11. Tamerlane: The Kingdom of Transoxiana delivered from the Mongols by Tamerlane. Duel of Tamerlane and Mir Husain. Ruler of Transoxiana and the Timurid Empire. Conquest of Khwarizim. Expeditions to Mogholistan and Uiguria. Conquest of eastern Iran. Conquest of western Iran. Tamerlane and Kipchak. Expedition to India. Tamerlane and the mamelukes. Tamerlane and the Ottoman Empire. The conquest of China. The Tamerlane succession : Shah Eukh's reign. Abu Saʼid. The last Timurids -- III. The last Mongols: 12. The Mongols of Russia: The end of the Golden Horde. The khanates of the Crimea, Astrakhan, and Kazan ; 13. The Shaybanids: From Shayban to Abuʼl Khair. Muhammad Shaybani and the Shaybanid Khanate of Transoxiana. The Khanate of Bukhara under the Astrakhanids and Mangits, The Khanate of Khiva. The Khanate of Kokand. The Shaybanids of Siberia ; 14. The last Jagataites: Resurgence of Mogholistan after Tamerlane : Vais-khan and Esen-bugha. Yunus and the Jagataite revenge upon the House of Tamerlane. The Jagataites thrown back east of the Tʼein Shan Range : influence of the Timurid Renaissance in Kashgaria : the historian Haidar-Mirza. The last Jagataites. The Khojas of Kashgaria ; 15. The last empires of Mongolia from the fifteenth to the eighteenth century: Anarchy in Mongolia after 1370. The first Oirat Empire : Toghan and Esen-taiji. The last Jenghiz-khanite restoration : Dayan-khan and Altan-khan. Partition of the Dayanid Empire : the Ordos and Khalka khanates. Conversion of the eastern Mongols to Lamaism. Conquest of China by the Manchus. The western Mongols in the seventeenth century. Movements of peoples among the western Mongols : the Kalmuck migration. The Khoshot Khanate of Tsaidam and the Koko Nor, Protector of the Tibetan Church. The Dzungar kingdom under the Choros Dynasty : Baʼatur-khongtaiji's reign. Galdan's reign (1676-97) : foundation of the Dzungar Empire. The Dzungar Empire under Tsewang Rabdan (1697-1727). Galdan Tsereng's reign (1727-45). Dawaji and Amursana : annexation of Dzungaria by the Manchu Empire. The unfulfilled destiny of the western Mongols. Annexation of Kashgaria by the Manchu Empire.

Zhongguo Manzu tonglun 中國滿族通論 / Zhang Jiasheng zhubian 張佳生主編.
Includes bibliographical references.