《T'oung Pao》(English spelling)

Japanese: 《T'oung Pao》（英語表記）ToungPao

…After a long stay in China in his 20s, in 1881 he went from being a lecturer at the École des Orientales in Paris to becoming a professor (1888) and a member of the Academy (1908). He was well versed in Western documents related to the Far East, and in addition to the Chinese Bibliography, the Japanese Bibliography, and the Indochina Bibliography, he also wrote numerous books and articles on the writings of medieval travelers such as Marco Polo, and on the history of East-West relations. He also made a great contribution by editing and publishing the specialized academic journal on Far Eastern studies, the T'oung Pao, since 1890. [Yoshio Kawakatsu] …

From [Chinese Studies]

…Oriental Studies and Oriental History [Mamoru Tonami]. …

From [Domierville]

…Born in Lausanne, Switzerland, he studied Chinese and Buddhist studies in England, Paris, Hanoi, and Xiamen, and served as a research student and then director of the Maison Franco-Japonais in Tokyo. In 1930, he returned to Paris, acquired French citizenship, and was appointed professor at the School of Oriental Languages and then professor at the Collège de France. He presided over the Oriental studies magazine "T'oung Pao," which was founded by Cordier and others, and produced many excellent students under his supervision. His works include "The Lhasa Religious Debate," "Selected Chinese Poetry," and "Translated and Annotated Records of Linji," and his major essays have been published in the "Selected Researches: Chinese Studies and Buddhism." …

From [Perio]

…He became a member of the Academy in 1921 and president of the Society for Asian Studies in 1935, and also held important positions in various academic societies and research institutes. He succeeded Chavannes as editor of the T'oung Pao (1920), and after Cordier's death (1925), he took over the role alone. He was an erudite man, well versed in the languages, literature, history, religion, art, etc. of various regions, including China, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, Mongolia, and Tibet, and published a large number of papers and books, including the six volumes of The Dunhuang Thousand Buddha Caves (1920-26), which had a great impact on the academic world around the world. …

*Some of the terminology that mentions "T'oung Pao" is listed below.

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Japanese:

…20代の長期中国滞在ののち1881年にパリ東洋語学校講師から教授(1888)，学士院会員(1908)に進む。西洋の極東関係文献に通じ，《中国書誌》《日本書誌》《インドシナ書誌》のほか，マルコ･ポーロなどの中世旅行家の著作研究，東西交渉史研究にも多数の著書論文があり，また1890年以来，極東研究の専門学術誌《通報T’oung Pao》を編集刊行した功績は大きい。【川勝義雄】。…

【中国学】より

…東洋学東洋史学【礪波護】。。…

【ドミエビル】より

…スイスのローザンヌに生まれ，イギリス，パリ，ハノイ，厦門（アモイ）で本格的な中国学と仏教学を修めたのち，東京の日仏会館研究生ついで館長を務めた。1930年にパリへ戻り，フランス国籍を取得，東洋語学校教授ついでコレージュ･ド･フランスの教授に任ぜられ，コルディエ等が創刊した東洋学の雑誌《通報T’oung Pao》を主宰し，門下に優秀な人材を輩出させた。著書に《ラサの宗論》《中国詩選》《臨済録訳注》等があり，主要論文を収めた《研究選集――中国学篇･仏教篇》が刊行されている。…

【ペリオ】より

…21年に学士院会員，35年にアジア学会会長となったほか，さまざまな学会，研究機関で重責を担った。シャバンヌを継いで，《通報T’oung Pao》の編集者となり(1920)，コルディエ没(1925)後は，一人でその任にあたった。博学で，中国を中心に東南アジア，中央アジア，モンゴル，チベットなど諸地域の言語，文献，歴史，宗教，美術等に通じ，《敦煌千仏洞》6巻(1920‐26)はじめ，おびただしい数の論文･著書を発表して，世界の学界に大きな影響を与えた。…

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