The Han-Chin Transition from the Perspective of Historical Archaeology

OKAMURA Hidenori (岡村秀典): Introduction

ZHU Yanshi (朱岩石): The Establishment and Maturation of New Palace Plans in the Han-Chin Period

MORISHITA Shōji (森下章司): The Stone Tablets Unearthed from Ts‘ao Ts‘ao’s Mausoleum and Tomb No.1 in Hsi-chu-ts‘un, Lo-yang, and the Burial System of the Ts‘ao

Wei MUKAI Yūsuke (向井佑介): Changes in the Burial System from the Han to Chin Periods: With a Focus on Large Tombs of the Ts‘ao Wei Discovered in Recent Years

OKAMURA Hidenori: The Transformation of Rules for Wheeled Vehicles in the Han-Chin Period

KOBAYASHI Satoshi (小林聡): Developments in Official Dress Regulations in the Han-Chin Period: With a Focus on the Spread of the System of Court Dress

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The Emergence of Landscape Poetry

KOMINAMI Ichirō (小南一郎) : Introduction

SATAKE Yasko (佐竹保子) : Continuity and Discontinuity between Metaphysical Poetry and Landscape Poetry: The Pioneering Position of Chih Tun’s Poems

SAITŌ Mareshi (齋藤希史) : Reverie and the Landscape: Up Until the First Part of the Eastern Chin

KOMINAMI Ichirō : What Did T‘ao Yüan-ming See on South Mountain?

DŌZONO Yoshiko (堂園淑子) : Nature and Enlightenment: Expressions of “Resonantal Stimulus and Response” in the Poems “An Outing on Mount Lu” and “An Outing to Stone Gate” by Hui-yüan and Others and Hsieh Ling-yün’s Poem “From Chin-chu Gully I Cross a Ridge and Go along a Stream”

NAKANISHI Hisami (中西久味) : Hsieh Ling-yün and Buddhism: On the Emergence of Landscape Poetry and the Reception of Buddhism

MURATA Mio (村田みお) : Numinosity and Image in Treatises about Landscape Painting of the Six Dynasties: With a Focus on Tsung Ping and Wang Wei

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East Asian Capital Cities of the Seventh and Eighth Centuries in Comparative Light

SEO Tatsuhiko (妹尾達彦): Introduction: What East Asian Capital Cities of the Seventh and Eighth Centuries Tell Us

SEO Tatsuhiko: International Relations in the Age of Capital Cities in East Asia

KOJIMA Yoshitaka (小嶋芳孝): An examination of the Capitals of Po-hai Based on Research on Changes in Antefix Motifs

TANAKA Toshiaki (田中俊明): The Capital City of Silla

AMI Nobuya (網伸也): Changes in Japan’s Ancient Capitals

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Armenian Merchants and Their Communities in Early Modern Eurasia

MORIKAWA Tomoko (守川知子): Introduction: Armenian Merchants and Their Communities in Early Modern Eurasia

AKIYAMA Shingo (秋山晋吾) From Moldova to Vienna: The Commercial Activities of Armenian Merchants in Transylvania in the Early Nineteenth Century as Seen from Documents of the Compagnia of Szépvíz (Frumoasă) 　

Kristine KOSTIKYAN: Armenian Merchants in Armenia in the Early Modern Period

MORIKAWA Tomoko : An Armenian merchant who became a Muslim: International Trade and Religious Identity in the Early Modern World 　

SHIMADA Ryūto (島田竜登): The Bay of Bengal Trade in the Late Seventeenth Century and Armenian Merchants 　

ŌKUBO Shōhei (大久保翔平): An Armenian Opium Revenue Farmer in Java: His Business Partnerships with British and Chinese Entrepreneurs under the Dutch Colonial Regime, ca. 1820–1835

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The “Long Eighteenth Century” in Maritime Asian History

SHIMADA Ryūto (島田竜登) : Introduction: Perspectives for Viewing Maritime Asian Society during the "Long Eighteenth Century"

PENG Hao (彭浩)： Commission Merchants in the Chinese Junk Trade in Early Modern Nagasaki

KATŌ Shinsaku (嘉藤慎作): The Dutch East India Company in the Port City of Surat on the West Coast of India in the Eighteenth Century

TAGA Yoshihiro (多賀良寛): Vietnam’s Economic Transformation during the “Long Eighteenth Century” as Seen from Revenue Farming: With a Focus on the Nguyễn Dynasty’s Lĩnh trưng System

OGAWA Michihiro (小川道大): Changes in State Rule and Rural Society in 18th-century Western India: With a Focus on the Land Revenue System under Maratha Rule

SAITŌ Teruko (斎藤照子): Money, Loans, and Farmland Liquidity: Economic Changes in Burmese Villages in the 18th to 19th Centuries

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The Heart Sūtra Revisited: The Frontier of Prajñāpāramitāhṛdaya Studies

SAITŌ Akira (斎藤明): Introduction

SAITŌ Akira: Avalokiteśvara in the Prajñāpāramitāhṛdaya

WATANABE Shōgo (渡辺章悟): The Lineage of the Prajñāpāramitāhṛdaya: With a Focus on Its Introduction and Expressions of “Emptiness”

HORIUCHI Toshio (堀内俊郎): Revisiting the “Indian” Commentaries on the Prajñāpāramitāhṛdaya: Vimalamitra’s Interpretation of the “Eight Aspects”

ISHII Kōsei (石井公成): The Chinese Texts and Sanscrit Text of the Prajñāpāramitāhṛdaya Seen by Wŏnch’ŭk

Jonathan A. SILK: The Heart Sūtra as Dhāraṇī

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