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Inner Asia: A Syllabus

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1972
Igor de Rachewiltz, Denis Sinor
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At the Crossroads of Inner Asia

Pacific Affairs, 1950
FOR more than half a century all writers have described the Chinese Inner Asian province of Sinkiang as a vacuum which was being filled competitively from China, India, and Russia. The Sinkiang of today, teeming with its own nationalism, can no longer be considered a vacuum; and the most important aspect of its position is that it stands between a ...
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Inner Asia: A Syllabus

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1969
M. J. Dresden, Denis Sinor
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China and Inner Asia

Asian Studies Review, 1992
RICHARD WONG   +13 more
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A History of Inner Asia

2015
devletlerinin kuruluşları, aralarındaki münasebetler aktarıldıktan sonra daha ziyade Sultan Sancar (1118—1157) dönemi üzerinde durulmuştur.
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Increased drought frequency causes the extra-compensation of climate wetness on tree growth to fade across inner Asia

Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2022
Hongyan Liu   +2 more
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Inner Asia c. 1200

2009
Neighbours of the steppe The steppe, extending from the Danube to Manchuria, has been uncharitably termed the ‘inhospitable land of the barbarian’. These ‘barbarians’ were largely pastoral nomads whose neighbours viewed them as avaricious and violent marauders. In the west, this nomadic world was framed by Hungary and Rus', the latter an increasingly
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Travels in Inner Asia

Geographical Review, 1940
C. W. Bishop, F. H. Lyon, Sven Hedin
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Exploration in Inner Asia

Geographical Review, 1933
Roy Chapman Andrews, Aurel Stein
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