Orientalistica

Ad orientem • Ad orientalia
Российский академический журнал

Number

Orientalistica
2023
№ 1

2023-1-PDF-ru_RU

Content	Author(s)	Pages
HISTORY OF THE EAST. National History
From a “false prophet” to an Italian monk: Sheikh Mansur in Russian historiography of the 19^th – early 20^th century	S. Manyshev	9-23
Necropolis of the Mehtulla Khans in the village of Nizhnii Dzhengutai (Delet- Qaburlar cemetery)	Shamil Shikhaliev / P. Takhnaeva / I. Chmilevskaya	24-54
HISTORY OF THE EAST. General history
Protective weapons in the khanates of Central Asia in the late 18^th — early 20^th centuries	D. Miloserdov	55-72
HISTORY OF THE EAST. Historiography, source critical studies, historical research methods
Bodhisattva Manjushri and Zanabazar (1635–1723)	S.-Kh. Syrtypova	73-86
“Oriental affairs secretary” Semyon Avramov. Diplomat of Peter I in Iran and the Caucasus	I. Kurukin	87-96
The Formation of Oriental Studies in Azerbaijan: History, Traditions, Schools (19^th — First Half of the 20^th Century)	T. Kerimova-Kodjayeva	97-117
PHILOSOPHY OF THE EAST. Philosophical Anthropology, Philosophy of Culture
Russian orientalism vs. Korean positivism: reflections on the translation of biographies (Yŏlchŏn) from the Historical Records of the Three Kingdoms (Samguk Sagi) into English	A. Solovyov	119-142
LITERATURE OF THE EAST. Folklore studies
Chinese Legends about the Construction Sacrifice in the 8^th — 9^th Centuries and Worship of the Smithing Goddesses	A. Starostina	144-157
CHRONICLE. Conference report
LXII George Roerich Annual International Meeting. Text and Cultural Dynamics: Ancient and Medieval India and Central Asia	Elena Tyulina	159-172
CHRONICLE. Reviews
[Book Review:] Andreev Alexey. Quest for the Historical Jesus: from Reimarus to our Time. Moscow: NLO, 2022. 368 p.	G. Yastrebov	173-181