Friedrich Hirth
Biographic Data
| ID | 698360 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Friedrich Hirth |
| GIVEN NAMES | Friedrich |
| FAMILY NAME | Hirth |
| SIGNATURE | HIRTH F |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1Columbia University in the City of New York |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1885 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Notes on the Chinese Documentary Style
Chau Ju-kua
The Story of Chang K'ién, China's Pioneer in Western Asia
Friedrich Hirth, The Story of Chang K'ién, China's Pioneer in Western Asia: Text and Translation of Chapter 123 of Ssï-Ma Ts'ién's Shï-Ki, Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 37 (1917), pp. 89-152
Chau Ju-Kua
Der Roman einer tibetischen Konigin
The Carnegie Expedition to China
Mr. Kingsmill and the Hiung-nu
The Mystery of Fu-lin
Early Chinese Notices of East African Territories
THE earliest accounts in Chinese literature of Western territories contain no allusions of any kind that we might interpret as referring to any part of the African Continent. The name Li-kan, or Li-ki6n, which occurs in Ssi-ma Ts'ien's Shi-ki (about 86 B. C.) is there coupled with that of T'iau-chi (Chaldaea), and since in records that date from a few generations later the term is persistently declared to be identical with that of Ta-ts'in, the R…
(Die Chinesische Regierung Und Ihre Organe. 1)
Freund und Feind unter den Mandarinen
(Ueber den Verfasser und Abschreiber der chinesichen Inschrift am Denkmal des Köl Tägin 1)
Bausteine zu einer Geschichte der chinesischen Literatur
Anhang Kinderhort
Bausteine zu einer Geschichte der chinesischen Literatur
Art. III.—Chao Ju-kua, a new source of Mediœval Geography
There is probably no study more fascinating to the student of historical geography during the period preceding Marco Polo than that of the Oriental maritime trade, which made Arabic enterprise the ruling element in the commercial world for centuries before the rise of the Portuguese. The ocean-trade of almost every port in those waters, which may be said to reach from the coast of Morocco in the west to that of Japan and Corea in the east, was in…
Scraps From a Collector's Note Book
Bausteine zu einer Geschichte der Literatur
Bulletin Critique
au Tche-li, revenu en Europe, le P. Leboucq etait entre chez lea
Über Sinologische Studien
Bausteine zu einer Geschichte der chinesischen Literatur
Das Reich Malabar nach Chao Ju-kua
Mélanges
China and the Roman Orient
"Similar in size and in duration, the Chinese and the Roman empires ruled half the world's population at the time of their co-existence. But what did they know about each other? In China and the Roman Orient Friedrich Hirth uses linguistic, geographical and historical analysis of ancient Chinese records to reconstruct the ancient trade routes used by the Chinese and to show what knowledge they had of the Roman Empire. His careful research on the …
Chau Ju-kua
The Story of Chang K'ién, China's Pioneer in Western Asia
Friedrich Hirth, The Story of Chang K'ién, China's Pioneer in Western Asia: Text and Translation of Chapter 123 of Ssï-Ma Ts'ién's Shï-Ki, Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 37 (1917), pp. 89-152
The Mystery of Fu-lin
Early Chinese Notices of East African Territories
THE earliest accounts in Chinese literature of Western territories contain no allusions of any kind that we might interpret as referring to any part of the African Continent. The name Li-kan, or Li-ki6n, which occurs in Ssi-ma Ts'ien's Shi-ki (about 86 B. C.) is there coupled with that of T'iau-chi (Chaldaea), and since in records that date from a few generations later the term is persistently declared to be identical with that of Ta-ts'in, the R…
China and the Roman Orient
"Similar in size and in duration, the Chinese and the Roman empires ruled half the world's population at the time of their co-existence. But what did they know about each other? In China and the Roman Orient Friedrich Hirth uses linguistic, geographical and historical analysis of ancient Chinese records to reconstruct the ancient trade routes used by the Chinese and to show what knowledge they had of the Roman Empire. His careful research on the …
Mélanges
Scraps From a Collector's Note Book
Bausteine zu einer Geschichte der Literatur
Bulletin Critique
au Tche-li, revenu en Europe, le P. Leboucq etait entre chez lea
Über Sinologische Studien
Bausteine zu einer Geschichte der chinesischen Literatur
Das Reich Malabar nach Chao Ju-kua
(Ueber den Verfasser und Abschreiber der chinesichen Inschrift am Denkmal des Köl Tägin 1)
Bausteine zu einer Geschichte der chinesischen Literatur
Anhang Kinderhort
Bausteine zu einer Geschichte der chinesischen Literatur
Art. III.—Chao Ju-kua, a new source of Mediœval Geography
There is probably no study more fascinating to the student of historical geography during the period preceding Marco Polo than that of the Oriental maritime trade, which made Arabic enterprise the ruling element in the commercial world for centuries before the rise of the Portuguese. The ocean-trade of almost every port in those waters, which may be said to reach from the coast of Morocco in the west to that of Japan and Corea in the east, was in…
(Die Chinesische Regierung Und Ihre Organe. 1)
Freund und Feind unter den Mandarinen
The Carnegie Expedition to China
Mr. Kingsmill and the Hiung-nu
The Mystery of Fu-lin
Early Chinese Notices of East African Territories
THE earliest accounts in Chinese literature of Western territories contain no allusions of any kind that we might interpret as referring to any part of the African Continent. The name Li-kan, or Li-ki6n, which occurs in Ssi-ma Ts'ien's Shi-ki (about 86 B. C.) is there coupled with that of T'iau-chi (Chaldaea), and since in records that date from a few generations later the term is persistently declared to be identical with that of Ta-ts'in, the R…
Der Roman einer tibetischen Konigin
Chau Ju-Kua
The Story of Chang K'ién, China's Pioneer in Western Asia
Friedrich Hirth, The Story of Chang K'ién, China's Pioneer in Western Asia: Text and Translation of Chapter 123 of Ssï-Ma Ts'ién's Shï-Ki, Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 37 (1917), pp. 89-152
Chau Ju-kua
Notes on the Chinese Documentary Style
Chau Ju-kua
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