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0021 Southern Tibet : vol.8
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Plate VI A. A very old Map of the World, drawn from the unknown Map of P'ei Hsiu A. D. 267,
copied by Hu-wei A. D. 1701. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 254
» VII. Map of China and the Barbarian Countries, dating from 1137 . . . . . 274
» VIII. Map showing the Mongol Dominions in Central and Western Asia, published
A. D. 1331 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 278
» IX. The Chinese-Buddhist Cosmos: The four Dvipa, the nine Mountains and the
eight Seas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282
» X. Transcription of a historical Map, published by Chih-p'an 1269—1271 . . . 282
» XI. Transcription of a Buddhist Map, published by Chih-p'an 1269—1271 . . . 282
» XII. A Buddhist Map, published by the priest Jên Ch'ao A. D. 1607 . . . . . 286
» XIII. Central-Asia according to the Chinese San-ts'ai-t'u-hui of 1607 . . . . . 286
» XIV. a) Central Asia and India according to a Japanese Encyclopedia in 1714 . . 286
b) A Chinese-Japanese Map of Central Asia and India published in Japan 1710 286
» XV. The Ts'ung-ling according to the Edition 1761 (?) of the Ta-Ch'ing Map . . 296
» XVI. Hsin-chiang and Ulterior Tsang in the general Ta-Ch'ing Map of 1899 . . . 304
» XVII. The Ts'ung-ling according to the Hsi-yü-t'u-chih of 1762 . . . . . . . 378
» XVIII. Two physical Maps from the Hsi-yü-t'u-chih of 1762 . . . . . . . . . 382
» XIX. Twelve historical Maps from the Hsi-yü-t'u-chih of 1762 . . . . . . . 384
a) Epoch of the Former Han Dynasty (206 B. C.—24 A. D.).
b) Epoch of the Later Han Dynasty (A. D. 25—220).
c) Epoch of the Three Kingdoms (A. D. 220—265).
d) Epoch of the Ch'in Dynasty (A. D. 265—419).
e) Epoch of the Northern Wei (Toba) Dynasty (A. D. 386—535).
f) Epoch of the Chou Dynasty (A. D. 557—589).
g) Epoch of the Sui Dynasty (A. D. 589—618).
h) Epoch of the T'ang Dynasty (A. D. 618—906).
i) Epoch of the Five Dynasties (A. D. 907—960).
k) Epoch of the Sung Dynasty (A. D. 960—1206).
l) Epoch of the Yüan (Mongol) Dynasty (A. D. 1206—1368).
m) Epoch of the Ming Dynasty (A. D. 1368—1628).
» XXa. The Lop-nor and the Star-Sea according to the Hsi-yü-wen-chien-lu of 1777, left
by the late Mr. Karl Himly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389
» XXb. Map of Chinese Turkestan according to the Hsin-chiang-chih-lüeh of 1821 . . 392
» XXI. Map of the Outlines of Tibet according to the Hsi-tsang-t'u-K'ao . . . . 402
» XXII. Map of the Western Countries during the Han Dynasty with its identifications
according to the Hai-kuo-t'u-chih of 1841 . . . . . . . . . . . 402
» XXIII. Das Reich des Wang von Turfan (um 1900) nach einer chinesisch-osttürkischen Karte 423
» XXIV. Eine osttürkische Manuskriptkarte von Kučä . . . . . . . . . . . 431
» XXV. Unterpräfektur Kučä nach der Ta-Ch'ing-Karte von 1899 . . . . . . . 431
» XXVI. Kučä nach chinesischem, osttürkischen und europäischen Material in 1 : 500000 431
» XXVII. The Ts'ung-ling and the adjoining Regions according to the Edition 1863
of the Ta-Ch'ing Map, published in Wu-ch'ang-fu . . . . . . . . At the
» XXVIII. The Ts'ung-ling and the Lop-nor Region according to the Ta-Ch'ing Map of end
1899, western and eastern Sheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . of the
» XXIX. The Ts'ung-ling and the Lop-nor Region according to the Hsi-yü-shui-tao-chi Vol.