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EDITOR

  HAMASHITA Takeshi, Research Department Head, The Toyo Bunko; Professor     Emeritus, The University of Tokyo

EDITORIAL COMMITTEE

  KOMATSU Hisao, Professor, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (Central Asia)   MIURA Toru, Professor, Ochanomizu University (West Asia)

  MORI Kazuko, Professor Emeritus, Waseda University (Modern China)   SEO Tatsuhiko, Professor, Chuo University (Premodern China)

  SHIMAO Minoru, Professsor, Keio University (South and Southeastern Asia)   UMEMURA Hiroshi, Professor Emeritus, Chuo University (Central Asia)

ASIAN RESEARCH TRENDS NEW SERIES (ISSN 1880-7313) is published annually by The Toyo Bunko. All inquiries should be addressed to:

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This issue was published with funding from the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology for the year of 2018.

©The Toyo Bunko 2018

Printed in Japan by Fuji Repro Co., Ltd.

CONTRIBUTORS

Yoshida Yutaka, Professor, Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University; Linguistic   Studies of Middle Iranian languages

Yao Takao, Professor, Graduate School of Letters, Hiroshima University; History of   Premodern Southeast Asia

Kai Yiu Chan, Assosiate Professor, National Cheng Kung University; Socio-Economic and   Business History of Taiwan

Book design by Margaret Ng

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