...Paul K. T. Sih The Chronicle of The Three Kingdoms (220–265). Chapters 69–78 from the Tzu Chih T'ung Chien of Ssu-ma Kuang . Translated and annotated by Achille Fang . Vol. II . edited by Bernard S. Solomon . (Harvard-Yenching Institute Studies VI.) Cambridge, Massachusetts : Harvard...

...Robert H. G. Lee Mao Tse-tung t'ung-chih ti ch'u-ch'i ke-ming huo-tung [Comrade Mao Tse-tung's Early Revolutionary Activities] . By Li Jui . Peking : Chung-kuo ch'ing-nien ch'u-pan-she , 1957 . 276 Plates. Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1964 1964 304 JOURNAL...

... of Italian humanistic learning and the continued rediscovery of China by the heirs of Polo and Ricci. CHAUNCEY S. GOODRICH Berkeley The Last Stand of Chinese Conservatism: The T'ung-Chih Restoration, 1862-1874. By MARY CLABAUGH WRIGHT. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1957. x, 426. Index. $7.50. BOOK...

...Li Yu-ning BOOK REVIEWS 317 Ch'ing-tai t'ung-shih. By HSIAO I-SHAN. Taipei: Taiwan Commercial Press, 1963. 2753. 5 Vols. App. NT$56o.oo. In his preface (May 1943) to Eminent Chinese of the Ch'ing Period (1644-1912 the late Dr. Hu Shih commented that the work was more than a biographical dictionary...

...Chi-yun Chen Hsien-T'ung Yun-nan Hui-min Shih-pien (The Mohammedan Uprising in Yunnan 1856–1873) . By Hsu-Hwai Wang . Nankang, Taipei : Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica , 1968 . Monograph Series No. 23. n.p. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1970 1970...

...Evelyn S. Rawski Land and Lineage in China: A Study of T'ung-ch'eng County, Anhwei, in the Ming and Ch'ing Dynasties . By Hilary J. Beattie . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press (Cambridge Studies in Chinese History, Literature and Institutions), 1979 . x, 208 pp. Maps, Tables...

...Richard C. Howard Ta t'ung shu. The One-World Philosophy of K'ang Yu-wei . Trans, from the Chinese with introduction and notes by Laurence G. Thompson . London : George Allen & Unwin Ltd. , 1958 . 300 . 35s. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1960 1960 206...

... endorsed K'ang and his program. It is the aim of this article to test the truth of the common belief that Weng was the key high official who persistently patronized the reform movement. WENG T'UNG-HO AND THE "ONE HUNDRED DAYS OF REFORM' PlNG-TI HO* The University of British Columbia I T HAS been a common...

... chih t'ung chien of Ssu-ma Kuang (1019-1068). Translated and annotated by Achilles Fang. Edited by Glen W. Baxter. Volume I. Harvard-Yenching Institute Series VI. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1952. xx, 698. 510.00. The repute of Ssu-ma Kuang as a man of letters and historian has always been...

...Chang-Tai Hung An Èxposition of Benevolence: The Jen-hsüeh of T'an Ssu-t'ung . Translated, and with an introduction, by Chan Sin-wai . Hong Kong : Chinese University Press , 1984 . xvi, 374 pp. Illustrations, Notes, Appendixes, Selected Bibliography, Index. $24.75. Copyright ©...

... The fellowship of goodness (T'ung shan she). A study in contemporary Chinese religion. BY JOHN C. DEKORNE, Grand Rapids, Michigan: John C. DeKorne, 1941. viii, 109 p. $2.00. This substantial and well-documented volume deals with a subject about which most Chinese have heard. The philanthropic activities...

...Yi-t'ung Wang Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1970 1970 BOOK REVIEWS 423 at the bottom, the "Corded Ware Culture" with the second culture separated from it by a sterile layer of unknown duration. This second culture was the "Yuan-shan Culture," separated from the top...

...Yi-t'ung Wang 94 FAR EASTERN QUARTERLY Money Economy in Medieval Japan. A Study in the Use of Coins. By DELMER M. BROWN. New Haven: Published for Far Eastern Association by Institute of Far Eastern Languages, Yale University, 1951. 128 p. This well-written book is a contribution to the monetary...

...Joanna F. Handlin Smith Abstract During the late Ming an entirely new charitable institution, the benevolent society ( t'ung-shan t'ang ), emerged even though there were already in place channels for charity provided by lineage organizations, religious institutions, and the state. To account...

...Kung-chuan Hsiao Abstract The Chinese Materials and Research Aids Center has rendered a valuable service to students of late Ch'ing Chinese history in publishing this typeset edition of Weng T'ung-ho's diary, based on the facsimile edition printed by the Shanghai Commercial Press in 1925...

... awakening of men like Liang Ch'i-ch'ao. After noting that available evidence is both meager and unreliable, Biggerstaff credits the T'ung Wen Kuan with three achievements: first, many of its graduates held important diplomatic and provincial posts; second, its publications contributed to the education...

.... and Fagan Edward , “Era Names and Zeitgeist,” Etudes asiatiques , V ( 1951 ), 113 – 121 , reviewing the studies of Ichimura Sanjiro and others. 3 Derived from suggested standard table, Schafer, “Reign-Names,” p. 39. 4 Schafer, “Reign-Names,” p. 35. 5 Shih-lu, T'ung...

... appear to be predications, e.g., Shih wu chi yüan f or Pen ts'ao shih i g . Official titles are often of this type, e.g., chiang chün h or t'ung chung shu men hsia p'ing chang shu i . 3 Nominalized verb plus resultative complement: “uniting for order.” 4 Partially explained...

... dealing with the history of histories as those written by Liang Ch'ich'ao, Chin Yii-fu, Wei Ying-ch'i, and Li Tsung-t'ung. On this aspect of his work, only the Japanese scholar Naito Torajiro has given Wang the space that was due him.12 Naito worried that the publishers and editors of Wang's books...

... , Shimmatsu seiji shisō kenkyū (Studies in late Ch'ing political thought) ( Kyoto : 1960 ), pp. 279 –80. 8 Leadership in the three major reform projects was divided among three provincial leaders: Chang Tsu-t'ung took charge of the shipping line, Wang Hsien-ch'ien of the construction company...