Harvard-Yenching Institute Monograph Books in Order
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The Harvard-Yenching Institute Monograph Series is a scholarly publication series that explores East Asian history, focusing on the intersections of politics, culture, and regional interactions. It includes works that examine the late Song dynasty and the Mongol empire, with an emphasis on internal divisions, cultural values, and the complexities of governance. The series highlights the importance of regional perspectives and the integration of diverse ethnic and political interests in understanding historical developments in East Asia.
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Ordered by first publication where known. The official numbering for this series is incomplete in our sources, so we don't show series numbers we can't verify.
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Richard Davis wrote a narrative about the final years of the Song dynasty, focusing on the resistance against Mongol rule. He reexamines the idea of…
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The book examines the late Mongol empire in Northeast Asia during the fourteenth century, focusing on four key themes. It emphasizes the importance…
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What order should I read the Harvard-Yenching Institute Monograph Series books in?
Read them in publication order — the list above is sorted by first publication where known, starting with “Historical and commercial atlas of China”.
How many books are in the Harvard-Yenching Institute Monograph Series series?
We list 6 books by David M. Robinson , published between 1935–2024.
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