Tungus-Manchu Etymologies of Hydronyms of the Amur River Basin by Alexander Nikolaevich Varlamov, Julia Alexandrovna Varlamova

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Distribution frequencies of KIR genes among the Korean, Manchu and Han ethnic groups in Jilin Province by HAN Yu, YANG Fan, LIU Lingling, NIE Tingting, YANG Xu, JIAO Lixin

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Alexandre de la Charme’s Chinese–Manchu Treatise <i>Xingli zhenquan tigang</i> (<i>Sing lii jen ciyan bithei hešen</i>) in the Early Entangled History of Christian, Neo-Confucian, and Manchu Shamanic Thought and Spirituality as Well as Early Sinology by David Bartosch

“…The work <i>Xingli zhenquan tigang</i> (<i>Sing lii jen ciyan bithei hešen</i>) was written in Chinese and Manchu by the French Jesuit Alexandre de la Charme (1695–1767) and published in Beijing in 1753. …”
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'The Mirror of Manchu-Mongolian Literature' (1717) as a source of O.M. Kovalevsky's Mongolian-Russian-French Dictionary (1844) by E. Munkhtsetseg

Subjects: “…manchu-mongolian dictionary…”
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Digital Technology in Cultural Heritage: Construction and Evaluation Methods of AI-Based Ethnic Music Dataset by Dayang Chen, Na Sun, Jong-Hoon Lee, Changman Zou, Wang-Su Jeon

Subjects: “…Manchu music…”
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La censura para la protección de la infancia: el caso del villano Fu Manchú y su popularización en la España de Franco by Aránzazu Sanz Tejeda

“…Este texto aborda el impacto de la censura franquista en la publicación de guiones cinematográficos de las películas de Fu Manchú en España, especialmente aquellas dirigidas a niños y jóvenes. …”
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De L’Histoire véritable au boulet de Jules Verne : une histoire science-fictionnelle des paradigmes astronomiques by Estelle Blanquet, Éric Picholle

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Assessment of risk of developing diabetes mellitus using Indian diabetes risk score (IDRS) among adult population living in an urban field practice area by Tammineni Ruchita, Surada Chandrika, Manchu Kalyani

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The Aldan-Maadyr Rebellion of 1883–1885 in Tuvan Folklore by Elena V. Aiyzhy, Antonina S. Dongak, Artysh M. Mongush

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The easter semiotics of the “albazin pie” by Vladimir Pushkarev, Vladimir Trukhin

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E2F1-driven EXOSC10 transcription promotes hepatocellular carcinoma growth and stemness: a potential therapeutic target by Haoyue Deng, Dingyong Wu, Yongpeng He, Xiaolei Yu, Jifei Liu, Yanrui Zhang, Bing Leng, Xiaofeng Yuan, Liguo Xiao

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Model fitting of the seasonal population dynamics of the soybean aphid, Aphis glycines Matsumura, in the field by Lei XU, Tong-hua ZHAO, Xing Xing, Guo-qing XU, Biao XU, Ji-qiu ZHAO

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Frequencies and ethnic distribution of ABO and RhD blood groups in China: a population-based cross-sectional study by Min Liu, Jue Liu, Shikun Zhang, Qiaomei Wang, Haiping Shen, Yiping Zhang

“…Compared with other ethnic groups, the Yi group had more A phenotypes (34.0%), and the Manchu (33.7%) and Mongolian (33.3%) ethnic groups had more B phenotypes. …”
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Galdan boshigt and the Russian ambassador: meeting, mistrust by S. Chuluun

“…Galdan Boshigt’s foreign policy and operations should focus on relations with Dzungaria, Central and East Asia, and the Manchu Dynasty. However, a number of Chinese and Russian scholars have studied the issue. …”
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Caracterização e formalização de lacunas em inventários fonológicos consonantais - uma interpretação pela OT by Matzenauer, Carmen Lúcia Barreto, Alves, Ubiratä Kickhöfel

“…Para tal fim, o trabalho focaliza a análise de lacunas em inventários fonológicos consonantais de três diferentes sistemas: do manchu, do português e do fe?fe? bamileke. Pelo fato de associarem a escala de ponto de articulação às dimensões de modo de articulação e vozeamento, conclui-se que as manner-specific constraints se mostram adequadas para o trato dos sistemas lacunares, de modo a constituírem uma alternativa robusta de formalização de restrições no modelo da OT…”
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One of the causes of the great migration of 1771 by A. Batsuuri

“…At least all the wells on their way were poisoned. The Manchu king welcomed them with a festive atmosphere and divided Dzungar Gobi into 10 provinces and subjugated them to Torguds. 15,000 households or about 70,000 Torguds remained on the west bank of the Izhyl River…”
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Verbal and Visual-Figurative Clichés in the Representation of China in Connection with the Boxer Rebellion: Mandarin, Anthropomorphic “Titbid”, Frozen Empire by Zakharchuk, V. V

“…“Mandarin”— the prototype of this image is an official of the Qing Empire (Manchu dynasty). “Anthropomorphic “tidbit”” — China is often depicted as a mandarin. …”
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The Issues of the Sixth Dalai Lama and the Transformation of Qing Information System on Tibet by Ling-Wei Kung

“…By using multilingual sources in Tibetan, Mongolian, Manchu, and Chinese, the present study shows how the Qing empire overcame the challenges of information deficiency and lingual differences by developing intelligence networks and multilingual mechanisms to consolidate its governance in Inner Asia.…”
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Hermeneutics of Shamanic Videogames: the Example of “Kisima Inŋitchuŋa” by Maro Y. Malenko

“…Among them are Mooseman based on Komi-Permyak and Finno-Ugric mythology, Never Alone based on Iñupiaq folklore, and the rhythm game Nishan Shaman based on a Manchu folktale. The starting point of discussion is: in what cases these kinds of videogames are able to draw players into shamanic or animistic practices, as well as into corresponding ontologies? …”
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A new Source on the Relationship between Hulun Buir and Outer Mongolia in 1912—1915 by B. D. Tsybenov

“…The author of the article suggests that some of the Daurian officials, unlike the Barguts, who sincerely believed in the creation of a unified Mongolian state, tended to restore the Manchu dynasty and were unhappy with the unclear future of Hulun Buir.…”
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