Harvard-Yenching Library
Manchu Collection
Overview
The Manchu Collection is composed of translations of Chinese Confucian classics, literature, history, and works on government, and contains a number of original publications and documents in the Manchu language. It is being expanded through the acquisition, on microfilm, of older materials as they become available. Manchu-language holdings appear in HOLLIS in Romanized form. Manchu language and history are among the course offerings in the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations.
Questions and comments, including requests for materials and inquiries about how to use the collection, may be directed to Raymond Lum at 617-495-0585 or via e-mail.
Requesting Materials
Harvard Resources
- Manchu Studies at Harvard
Information on Manchu Studies at Harvard and beyond, including links to an
online Manchu-English lexicon and to the Man wen lao dang 滿文老檔 - Committee on Inner Asian and Altaic Studies
Courses, talks, faculty, and student lists - Dept. of East Asian Languages and Civilizations
Courses, news, faculty directory, Manchu course listings - Harvard University Asia Center
Overview of Asia-related programs, Asian Studies directory
Selected Web Sites
- World Libraries with Manchu-Language Collections
Access to library catalogs - Manchu Alphabet
Description and illustration of the alphabet
HOLLIS Classic
