Central Asiatic Journal. Volume 66 · 2023 · 1+2

The Mongolian World. Edited by Lars Peter Laamann. Altogether ten contributions, eight book reviews and one obituary "Aleksandr Vladimirovic Vovin (27.1.1961–8.4.2022) in memoriam". The Central Asiatic Journal is devoted to the linguistic, cultural, and historical heritage of Central Asia. This volume is dedicated to the Mongols. From the content: Gao Jingyi: On the Etymology of Tian Shan, Kunlun and Sayan Mountains; - Orçun Ünal: On the Etymology of Common Turkic elt- ‘to carry, to bring’; - Saglar Bougdaeva: The Yelu Language of War and Peace. A Revised Oirad Translation of the Altai Runic Inscriptions (6th–9th centuries); - Erhan Aydin: A New Reading and Interpretation of the Turkic Runic Script Text on the Wooden Rod from Khotan; - Christopher P. Atwood: Some Place Names in the Beijing Area as Found in the Secret History of the Mongols; - Enkhbayar Jigmeddorj: Textology Studies of the Mongolian Law Manuscripts on Birch Bark from the Khar Bukh Ruins; - Hasanhan Taylan Erkiçak: Toramana and the Date of Mihirakula’s Gwalior Inscription. A New Interpretation; - Ishayahu Landa: Famines, State, and the Stability of Mongol Eurasia: Preliminary Remarks; - Sanjaa Dulamjav: The Significance of Tribute paid to Monasteries by the Disciples of Jibzundamba Khutugtu; - Terigele Teneg: The Reintroduction of the Mongolian Script in Mongolia. XIII,228 Seiten mit 16 Abb. und 9 Tabellen, broschiert (Harrassowitz 2024) leichte Lagerspuren/minor shelfwear