Illustration from the Flora Japanica [sic!]
The Flora Japanica [sic!] was a gift from Andreas Cleyer (1634-1697) to the Great Elector Frederick William in 1685 and is therefore one of the earliest pieces from Japan to be included in the collection of today's Stabi. Call number: Libri picturati 41/42
ArchiveKorean World Map (Kr. Ch'ŏnhado; Ch. 天下圖)
The World Map is part of a set of 13 foldable colored manuscript maps, including maps of the world, China, Japan, Ryūkyū, Korea, and the eight Korean provinces. The maps are bound into a volume measuring 16.6 x 10 cm. The volume is part of the "Zaborowski Collection" (Shelfmark: 5 A 296004 and Digitized)
ArchiveIllustration from the Amba/Ajige meyen-i fafun selgiyen
Military regulations for drill, signalling and commands. Manuscript in Manchu and Chinese. The colophon reads: Drawings of the left camp of the right wing of the infantry regiment, final copy by regimental soldier Fushou 福壽 and officer Yongxiang 永祥.
Shelfmark: Libri sin. N. S. 1913
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Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin – PK, Bandō-Sammlung, Depositum des Deutschen Instituts für Japanstudien, Signatur H 52(See English below) Wir laden Sie herzlich zum ersten japanologischen CrossAsia Talk nach der Sommerpause ein: Am 4. September 2025 ab 18 Uhr (Berliner Zeit) wird Frau Prof. Sarah Panzer (Missouri State University) Einblicke in ihre Forschungsarbeit „Documenting the Lives of Germany’s ‘Forgotten’ Prisoners of War (POWs): Photographs in the Bandō-Sammlung“ geben. Die Vortragende war […] Der Beitrag CrossAsia Talks: Sarah Panzer 04.09.2025 erschien zuerst auf CrossAsia.