Ketsutokukin No Hi Shakubun Ch Que Te Qin Bei Shi Wen Explanations To The Text Of The Kul Tigin

by Yoshitake Suzuki Ed

$350 · Offered by Jonathan A. Hill Bookseller

13 folding leaves. 8vo, orig. wrappers, title-slip a little defective , orig. stitching. Tokyo: Suzuki shi sankikuken 鈴木氏餐菊軒, 1935. An edition of the Chinese text of the Kül-Tigin inscription along with related texts. The Kül-Tigin inscription is one of the Khöshöö Tsaidam or Orchon inscriptions, thus named after the location where they were found. These bilingual inscriptions are in ancient Turkic and classical Chinese. The stele

• Binding: Wrappers

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