Le titre de Zhaowu donné dans les sources chinoises aux souverains sogdiens a longtemps rendu perplexes les commentateurs. O. Smirnova avait dès 1963 proposé d’y voir la transcription chinoise du titre attesté dans l’« Histoire de Boukhara » de Narshakhi sous la forme Jamūk. L’A. présente un tableau complet des attestations du titre dans les sources chinoises et sogdiennes
Cet ouvrage rassemble différents articles de l’A., regroupés en 4 chapitres, dotés d’un index commun...
The Tabgach, as a non-Chinese tribe, ruled North China from the end of 4th century to the middle of ...
L’absence de Pendzhikent dans les sources chinoises est étonnante. L’A., qui pense que la capitale d...
Partial Japanese version of n° 22, including Yoshida’s edition and translation of the three Sogdian ...
During the early 1980s a number of important manuscripts were discovered at Bezeklik near Turfan, th...
Chinese sources document foreign names with phonetic transcriptions and render them in Chinese chara...
Edition, with translation, notes, word-list and excellent photographs, of the fragments So 10650 (16...
B. Marshak analyse le corpus iconographique des tombes sogdiennes de Chine (reliefs d’Anyang, du mus...
The Sogdian, inhabitants of Transoxiana (Sogdiana), have been fully dealt with as a subject included...
Dans la tombe découverte en 2004 dans la banlieue de Xi’an, la capitale de la province du Shaanxi, o...
110006483148In a previous contribution (Journal of the International College for Advanced Buddhist S...
This small volume is the result of a fruitful cooperation over the last years. It presents the editi...
Cet ouvrage fait une large part – un tiers – aux influences iraniennes dans l’art des Tang. Une tabl...
In the Sections on Ch’ing Chung 輕重篇 in Kuon-tzu, there appears several times the name of Yü-shih/chi...
In this paper three Buddhist Sogdian texts discovered from Turfan are identified and edited. These a...
Cet ouvrage rassemble différents articles de l’A., regroupés en 4 chapitres, dotés d’un index commun...
The Tabgach, as a non-Chinese tribe, ruled North China from the end of 4th century to the middle of ...
L’absence de Pendzhikent dans les sources chinoises est étonnante. L’A., qui pense que la capitale d...
Partial Japanese version of n° 22, including Yoshida’s edition and translation of the three Sogdian ...
During the early 1980s a number of important manuscripts were discovered at Bezeklik near Turfan, th...
Chinese sources document foreign names with phonetic transcriptions and render them in Chinese chara...
Edition, with translation, notes, word-list and excellent photographs, of the fragments So 10650 (16...
B. Marshak analyse le corpus iconographique des tombes sogdiennes de Chine (reliefs d’Anyang, du mus...
The Sogdian, inhabitants of Transoxiana (Sogdiana), have been fully dealt with as a subject included...
Dans la tombe découverte en 2004 dans la banlieue de Xi’an, la capitale de la province du Shaanxi, o...
110006483148In a previous contribution (Journal of the International College for Advanced Buddhist S...
This small volume is the result of a fruitful cooperation over the last years. It presents the editi...
Cet ouvrage fait une large part – un tiers – aux influences iraniennes dans l’art des Tang. Une tabl...
In the Sections on Ch’ing Chung 輕重篇 in Kuon-tzu, there appears several times the name of Yü-shih/chi...
In this paper three Buddhist Sogdian texts discovered from Turfan are identified and edited. These a...
Cet ouvrage rassemble différents articles de l’A., regroupés en 4 chapitres, dotés d’un index commun...
The Tabgach, as a non-Chinese tribe, ruled North China from the end of 4th century to the middle of ...
L’absence de Pendzhikent dans les sources chinoises est étonnante. L’A., qui pense que la capitale d...