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The new edition brings together the original Tibetan Histories (1997) and subsequent Addenda & Corrigenda, expanding the scope from roughly 700 numbered entries to around 1260 entries. It targets specialists in Tibetan Studies while also offering an introductory survey designed for a broader readership, with entry number correlation tables placed at the end.","Tibetan Histories\nA Bibliography*\nDan Martin,\nin collaboration with Yael Bentor\nPublished on October 21, 2020, but subject to constant revision.\n© Protected by copyright in the name of the author.\nDedicated to the Tibetan people whose histories these are, and to the memory of Andrei Vostrikov, executed on\nSeptember 26, 1937.\nWe would also like to dedicate this newly revised bibliography to the memory of E. Gene Smith, in recognition of his crucial role in producing what he hoped would become, in his words, a “state of the art” bibliography.\nIt was the late Elliot Sperling who unknowingly inspired it, and it was Yael Bentor who first developed the idea, created its nucleus, and got the journey of many years started.\nForeword to the new edition\nIn the very large bibliographical work in front of your eyes you will find combined for the first time two things that have remained separate over the last two decades. The first is Tibetan Histories: A Bibliography of Tibetan-Language Historical Works, Serindia Publications (London 1997), by Dan Martin in collaboration with Yael Bentor, with a foreword by the late Michael Aris. The second is a document called “Addenda & Corrigenda,” that was circulated in its various expanding versions during intervening years by various methods, most recently by posting it on the worldwide web. The 1997 publication had around 700 numbered entries, while this new edition has around 1260. This bibliography was and is intended for specialists in Tibetan Studies, but I have decided to attempt a new introductory survey that may suit the interests of a broader audience. I had hoped to preserve the entry numbers from the 1997 edition, but finally too much reordering of the entries was required, so an entirely new numeric listing was created. Tables correlating old numbers with new ones, and new with old, are placed at the very end of this book.\nTable of Contents\nForeword\nAcknowledgements\nIntroductory Survey of Tibetan Language Historical Literature\nLate Eighth to Eleventh Centuries (nos. 1-10)\nTwelfth Century (nos. 11-48)\nThirteenth Century (nos. 49-103)\nFourteenth Century (nos. 104-158)\nFifteenth Century (nos. 159-237)\nSixteenth Century (nos. 238-291)\nSeventeenth Century (nos. 292-371)\nEighteenth Century (Nos. 372-470)\nNineteenth Century (nos. 471-582)\nTwentieth Century (nos. 583-929)\nTwenty-First Century (nos. 930-1137)\nWorks Not Yet Assigned Dates (nos. 1138-1261)\nKey to Abbreviated References\nEntry Number Correlation Tables\nAcknowledgements\nThanks to the many persons who have sent their criticisms and corrections since the publication of the first edition, their names appearing in the revised entries below, with hope that others will follow suit. Thank you Menachem Kallus for reviewing a draft of the historical survey.\nThe making of this long bibliography has a long history of its own. Credit is first of all due to the late Elliot Sperling of Indiana University at Bloomington, Indiana whose graduate seminars in Tibetan historical research methodology were the original source of inspiration. Yael Bentor’s notes to Elliot Sperling’s seminars, placed in the form of a chronologically arranged card index, formed the original kernel of the present work. For some time it was thought that it would serve as a supplement to a new English translation of Andrei Vostrikov’s Tibetan Historical Literature, but after many years, it still has not been brought to publication and this continuously growing bibliography took on an independent life of its own. Great gratitude is owed the late Michael Aris for his corrections and additions, and especially for his Foreword to the first edition. It is mainly due to him and his twin brother Anthony that it was published by Serindia, but I must also thank Fernand Meyer for sending me their way. Many thanks to Helmut Eimer (Bonn) and David P. Jackson (Hamburg) for criticizing earlier draft versions and making a number of useful suggestions. 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