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Grand Secretariat Archives (Academia Sinica)
There are approximately 310,000 items in the Grand Secretariat Archives at the Institute of History and Philology. These include imperial decrees, edicts, memorials, tribute documents, examination questions, examination papers, rosters of successful ... |
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Rare books, Vernacular literature, Quasi rare books, Ancient spring-bound books (Academia Sinica)
The rare collections in the Fu Ssu-Nien Library are of great value and relevance to sinologists all over the world. The rare collection includes: (1)Over 44,765 volumes of rare books; (2)About 10,579 volumes of vernacular literature that are essentia... |
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Southwestern China's nationalities Combined archive of Southwestern China's nationalities (field photographs) (Academia Sinica)
Between 1929 and 1943, early Institute of History and Philology (Academia Sinica) researchers carried out planned, scientific, and inter-provincial investigative field work in southern, southwestern, and northeastern China on a historically unprecede... |
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Online Public Access Catalogue for the Digital Archives of Archaeological Data (Academia Sinica)
There are two sets of archaeological data and related information housed in Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica. Archaeological data collected before 1949 were recovered from Mainland China. Archaeological data collected after 1949 ar... |
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Bronze Rubbings collected in the Institute of History and Philology (Academia Sinica)
Institute of History and Philology of Academica Sinica collect over ten thousand bronze inscriptions. They are including exquisite overall rubbings and a large number of bronze inscriptions, both of which were bought by the former deceased president ... |
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Han Wooden Slips collected in the Institute of History and Philology (Academia Sinica)
The digital collection is the Han wooden slips collected in the Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica. The majority of the collections (about more than 11,000 pieces) are the “Han Chü-yen Wooden Slips” excavated in the Edsen-gol Ri... |
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Oracle Rubbings collected in the Institute of History and Philology (Academia Sinica)
Institute of History and Philology of Academia Sinica has numerous valuable rubbings of Oracle Bone inscriptions. There are approximately 40,000 items, which were obtained by two different sources. Firstly, oracles excavated by archeologists and seco... |
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Buddhist Rubbing collected in the Institute of History and Philology (Academia Sinica)
There are about 4000 pieces ink-rubbings of the Buddhism statues and steles in the collection. A majority of these rubbings are from Chinese provinces, such as Henan, Hebei, Shanxi, Shandong, Shaanxi, Sichuan and Gansu. These rubbings are dated from ... |
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Han Dynasty Stone Relief collected in the Institute of History and Philology (Academia Sinica)
The source of our materials is the over 1,500 pieces of ink rubbings of stones and scripts of the Han Dynasty collected in Fu Ssu-nien Library, institute of History and philology, Academia Sinica. They include copies from the stones and bricks of Han... |
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Digital Archives Project For The Liao-Chin-Yuan Rubbings (Academia Sinica)
Among the collections of the Fu-Ssu-Nien Library of the Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica, there are approximately 2200 pieces of rubbings of the Liao, Chin and Yuan dynasties. The majority of the collections are about 1500 pieces o... |
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Digital archives of fish fauna from Taiwan (Academia Sinica)
The fishes of Taiwan, over 10% of the world’s fish, comprise 2,902 species in 292 families so far and their taxonomic and distributional data have been integrated into a database that can be accessed interactively through internet at http://fishdb.... |
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The Taiwan Malacofauna Database (Academia Sinica)
The Taiwan Malacofauna Database includes the following sub-database: 1. The Catalogue database-Basic information with photos of each species. 2. The Distribution database-Through the web-site, users can learn the shell distribution in Taiwan area. 3.... |
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Literatures of Native Plants in Taiwan (Academia Sinica)
Literature Database of Native Plants in Taiwan consists mainly of the classified literature on Taiwan vascular plants. The intent is to build a classified catalogue and data system of native Taiwan plants and to present data of different periods and ... |
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Specimens of Native Plants in Taiwan (Academia Sinica)
There are over 115,000 specimen items in the Herbarium of Academia Sinica, among which approximately 85,000 were gathered locally in Taiwan. The intent is to build a Chinese-English bilingual search system of native Taiwan plant specimens that compri... |
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Images of Native Plants in Taiwan (Academia Sinica)
The image database of native plants in Taiwan consists mainly of the wildlife photos of Taiwan vascular plants. Preserving valuable image files, the database documents the precious natural resources of Taiwan, and provides a great basis for expert ac... |
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Academia Sinica Tagged Corpus of Early Mandarin Chinese (Academia Sinica)
The Academia Sinica Tagged Corpus of Early Mandarin Chinese is designed for historical linguistic research. The corpus contains texts in Early Mandarin Chinese (from Tang to Qing) that are selected because of their usefulness in grammatical and lexic... |
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Formosan Language Archive (Academia Sinica)
This archive project aims to record and maintain these languages through collecting and/or editing existing texts in digital forms with corresponding audio files. The Formosan Language Archive includes both Chinese and English browsing display on the... |
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Mandarin Topic-oriented Conversation Corpus (Academia Sinica)
The Mandarin Topic-oriented Conversation Corpus (MTCC) was recorded in 2002, from January to March. The conversations are natural discussion between two familiar persons. The topic of the conversations is on one chosen event happened in 2001. There a... |
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Southern-Min Archive: A Database of Historical Change in Language Distribution (Academia Sinica)
The Southern-Min Archive: A Database of Historical Change in Language Distribution" project is a new addition in 2003. It aims to provide both a historical depth and sociological variation to the archives of Chinese languages in Taiwan."... |
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The Digital Archives of Formosan Aborigines (Academia Sinica)
The foremost target of the “The Digital Archives of Formosan Aborigines” is to sustain the aboriginal research information archived in the Institute of Ethnology of the Academia Sinica for the educators, academics, and the general public. The dat... |
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Taiwan Collectanea (Academia Sinica)
“Taiwan Collectanea” was the biggest compiling in Taiwan’s related literature, which was published by Taiwan Bank’s economic research room in 1957 to 1972. Since it had published, it had become the material used and cited with highest frequen... |
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Book Collections on Taiwan under Japanese Rule, 1895-1945 (Academia Sinica)
Japanese old books are collected by Institute of Taiwan, previously held by Imperial Taiwan Library, Southern Materials Center and partly purchased from the Japanese professor of Taiwan university after the war, included books, periodicals, newspaper... |
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The Yang Yun-Ping Collection (Academia Sinica)
Yang Yun-Ping (1906-2000) is previously known as Yang You-Lian. He published an article on The Taiwan Minpao with the pseudonym “Shih-Lin Yun-Ping Sheng” in 1924, after that he was known as Yun-Ping generally. In 1925, he published “Renren” m... |
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Historical Records (Academia Sinica)
The database includes civil contracts and commercial data collected by Institute of Taiwan History. Civil contracts embrace contracts of paddies/real estate business, loan/mortgage, and division of family property, license, and personal relationship ... |
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Historical Images (Academia Sinica)
The contents of this collection are mainly portraits, family photos, events photos, old postcards and maps. Topics include the famous scenic and historic site of Taiwan during the Japanese colonial period, construction work, official buildings, abori... |
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The Du Xiang-Guo Collection (Academia Sinica)
Du Xiang-Guo (1893-1946) was born in Dajia, Taichung County. He and his father, Du Qing (1869-1937), devoted to the refinement of straw hats. Du Qing founded the first private company in Taiwan and he was the first to set up factories to produce Daji... |
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Diplomatic and Economic Archives (Academia Sinica)
The Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica, has kept a collection of files on foreign and economic offices and data donated by individuals. The files on foreign offices include documents from the Office in Charge of Foreign Affairs (1861-1901),... |