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《喀木西南志略》整理与研究
Huang Xinjian
Cheng Fengxiang compiled "Southern Kamu Chronicles", which was published in April of the third year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty (1911). It is the earliest known local chronicle of southeastern Tibet and the only local chronicle document in the Qing Dynasty that specifically records the border areas of Tibet. This book is based on the original copy collected by the Minzu University of China. It comprehensively collates and organizes this local chronicle of Tibet in the Qing Dynasty, and conducts a detailed examination of its compilation, writing process, style and content, data sources, status value and many other aspects. The publication of this book is not only an important result of the excavation, compilation, research and utilization of ancient Chinese Tibetan books, but also provides strong local evidence that my country has absolute sovereignty and exercises effective jurisdiction over the disputed areas on the Sino-Indian border.
Cheng Fengxiang compiled "Southern Kamu Chronicles", which was published in April of the third year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty (1911). It is the earliest known local chronicle of southeastern Tibet and the only local chronicle document in the Qing Dynasty that specifically records the border areas of Tibet. This book is based on the original copy collected by the Minzu University of China. It comprehensively collates and organizes this local chronicle of Tibet in the Qing Dynasty, and conducts a detailed examination of its compilation, writing process, style and content, data sources, status value and many other aspects. The publication of this book is not only an important result of the excavation, compilation, research and utilization of ancient Chinese Tibetan books, but also provides strong local evidence that my country has absolute sovereignty and exercises effective jurisdiction over the disputed areas on the Sino-Indian border.