A Brief Account Of The Mongol Imperial Genealogy In The Hu-Lan Deb-Ther And Its Sources

The Hu-lan deb-ther (Red history) Tibetan name for (Deb ther dmar po), also been known as Hu Ian deb gter) in Mongolian. The book's author Cal ba · Gong ga dor ji ( pa kun dga'rdo rje 1309 — 1364) started writing in 1346 and finished in 1363. In 1981 Dong gar ·Lub sang chi li. ( dung dkar blo bzang 'phrin las 1927 — 1997) professor collected abroad published. Hu-lan deb-ther version of Beijing's official national culture possession. Hu-lan deb-ther version, Tibet archives of " Hu-lan deb-ther "around 11 times in seven different manuscripts, after revisions, the book been published by the national publishing company.Hu-lan deb-ther is one of the major innovations of Tibetan history origin from 14th century, the content related to India, the Chinese, the Xi xia, Mongolian, Tibetan and other ethnic and regional lineage and Imperial Genealogy major sects of Tibetan Buddhism spread. The book has 26 chapters, including Chapter 8, "A Brief Account of the Mongol Imperial Genealogy " is the main content of this thesis study on.This paper consists of five parts:introduction, body (four chapters), conclusion, references, appendices. Introduction mainly talk about the reason why I choose this topic, and it's purpose, significance, research methods, innovation and research materials.The first chapter introduces the Hu-lan deb-ther's author, case studies, content, structure and version.Hu-lan deb-ther in Chapter 8 "A Brief Account of the Mongol Imperial Genealogy " has rich contents, provided some valuable information that can't be found in Mongolian history origin. However, so far there is no Hu-lan deb-ther in Mongolian, therefore, in order to make more people know about the Hu-lan deb-ther the eight part. The thesis's author translated the chapter 8 of Latin alphabet into Mongolian, and made necessary collation and interpretation.The third chapter discusses the Hu-lan deb-ther's "A Brief Account of the Mongol Imperial Genealogy " part's difference in Mongolian history origin, Tibetan history origin, Persian history origin, and Chinese history origin, which focuses on the similarities, differences and inheritance relationships.The fourth chapter describes the Hu-lan deb-ther's Chapter 8 " A Brief Account of the Mongol Imperial Genealogy ". Compared " Yeke Tobciyan " with "Secret History of Mongolia", then explore the Hu-lan deb-ther Chapter 8 " A Brief Account of the Mongol Imperial Genealogy " historical sources.Finally, made a brief summary of this study, and made some of my own point of view.