Research keywords (10):
チンギス・カン
, 中世ラテン語旅行記
, ペルシア語写本
, 歴史人類学
, モンゴル史
, 遊牧国家研究
, Historical Anthropology
, Chinggis Khan
, Jami al-Tawarikh
, History of the Mongol Empire
Research theme for competitive and other funds (7):
2021 - 2025 Interdisciplinary Approach to the "Crisis of the 14th Century"
2016 - 2019 ラシード・ウッディーン『歴史集成』写本のミニアチュールの総合的研究
2005 - 2007 Research on Urbanization and Traffic in Mongolia Based on Inner Asian Sources
2004 - 2007 Historical Study in Cultural Contacts and Changes of North/Central Eurasia
2002 - 2005 Research of KharaKhota
2000 - 2001 Research on Political and Economic Systems under Mongol Rule
1996 - 1998 Researchos on the Sites with Old Inscriptions in Mongolia
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Papers (21):
UNO Nobuhiro. Qatuns in the Mongol Empire. Shudo Law Review. 2021. 44. 1. 193-209
UNO Nobuhiro. The Kesigten of the Palace of the Mongol Empire and the Central Mingghan of the Ger-ün Kö'ün belonging to Chinggis Khan. Omon Ronso. 2018. 96. 247-269
“Plowing right after the autumn harvest” under the Yuan Dynasty in the North China. Journal of Human Environmental Studies. 2014. 12. 16. 111-118
UNO Nobuhiro. Chinggis Qan and Jochi Qasar. Journal of Human Environmental Studies. 2013. 11. 153-165
UNO Nobuhiro. Confusion of the Description of Sons of Chagatai Khan in the First Chapter of Jāmiʻ al-Tawārīkh. Journal of Human Environmental Studies. 2012. 10. 173-186
UNO Nobuhiro. Review : Otsuka Osamu : The Transformation of the General Histories in Persianate Societies. Inner Asian studies. 2020. 35. 49-55
UNO Nobuhiro. Review: N. Miya, "Knowledge" in East and West during the Mongol Period. The Toyoshi-Kenkyu (The Journal of Oriental Researches). 2020. 78. 4. 734-748
UNO Nobuhiro. An Episode of Ambaqai qan and Tödö’en Otčigin in the Jāmi‘ al-Tawārīkh. Journal of Human Environmental Studies. 2010. 8. 79-86
UNO Nobuhiro, MURAOKA Hitoshi, MATSUDA Koichi. Persian Inscription in Memory of the Establishment of a Khanqah at Qara-qorum. Studies on the Inner Asian Languages. 1999. 14. 14. 1-64
UNO Nobuhiro. Reviews : Peter Jackson & David Morgan, The mission of Friar William of Rubruck. The Nairiku Ajiashi Kenkyu (Inner Asian Studies). 1997. 12. 89-97