[KS] Work on Korean Three Kingdoms and Relations with Japan in Russian

[Dennis Lee]

Thank you professor! I will definitely look into everything you mentioned.

Best,
Dennis

Quoting Ruediger Frank <ruediger.frank at univie.ac.at>:

> Dear Mr. Lee and all,
> well, I guess similar messages are already being written, but just  
> in case: the late Mikhail Pak was THE authority on the Samguk sidae.  
> This is definitely not my field, but I remember having read his  
> annotated translation of the samguk sagi 20 years ago. There must be  
> much more. Hasn't this already been translated into English, too?
> Having said that, there is a number of pretty good East Asia related  
> academic journals in Russia with a long history, such as Problemy  
> Dal'nevo Vostoka. They don't find their way into all of our  
> libraries, although I believe they certainly should. A good overview  
> of newer research can be found in the Vestnik Rossijskovo  
> Koreevedeniya, published in Moscow by the Russian Association for  
> Korean Studies in Universities.
> I am sure others on this list can tell you more.
> Best wishes,
> Rudiger Frank
>
> on Donnerstag, 6. Januar 2011 at 05:55 you wrote:
>
>> Dear List Members:
>
>> This may be the wrong place to ask, but I am interested in work being
>> done in Russian regarding the Korean Three Kingdoms as well as their
>> relations with Wa/Yamato/Japan.
>
>> I am familiar with Professor Vladimir Tikhonov's work on Tae-Kaya, but
>> are there any other must-read works out there in Russian or any good
>> databases for Russian-language articles on Korea?
>
>> Thank you,
>> Dennis Lee
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