Databases

Genealogies of Huizhou
Online catalogue of the genealogies of Huizhou (program: Social and Cultural History of Books and Printed Materials in Huizhou)

Lanna Manuscripts
This database is a presentation of new research on the manuscripts of northern Thailand providing an access to a large corpus of tamnan, the traditional buddhist chronicles.

Chinese Rubbings in European Collections
Chinese rubbings in the French, Suiss, English and Czech Republic collections

Corpus of the Inscriptions of Campā
The Corpus of the Inscriptions of Campā project (CIC) aims recover, preserve, study and make accessible the corpus of inscriptions of ancient Campā (in present Việt Nam), written either in Sanskrit or in Old Cam.

Hunan province domestic statuary database
A presentation of the religious statuary held by a private collections and by the Hunan museum, described in a database.

Inventory of Khmer manuscripts
The project sums up the EFEO-FEMC team’s agenda in 1990, which aimed to systematically inventory and make a photographic collection of Cambodia’s manuscripts,

EFEO News
EFEO Seminar
France, Paris, 28 November 2011
Christine Hawixbrock (associated researcher at the EFEO) talks on : « Nouvelles recherches archéologiques au Sud-Laos : Nong Moung (ville ancienne de Vat Phu) et Nong Hua Thong (Savannakhet) » READ MORE
International colloquium on the 1911 Revolution
PRC, Beijing, 25 November 2011
Luca Gabbiani is taking part in the international colloquium on The 1911 Revolution and the evolution of society at the end of the Qing dynasty. READ MORE
Colloquium on Khmer studies
France, Paris, 25 November 2011
Eric Bourdonneau is presenting a talk entitled "L'histoire du Cambodge ancien: discipline impossible? [The history of ancient Cambodia: an impossible discipline?]" READ MORE
General Meeting 2011
Thailand, Chiang Mai, 17 November 2011
The biennial General Meeting of the École française d'Extrême-Orient is being held from 17 to 19 November in Chiang Mai, Thailand. This meeting brings together the academic staff based in France and in Asia, along with heads of central services. With the construction of a much enlarged library and an increased capacity for hosting visiting scholars (office space, along with conference and meeting rooms) the Chiang Mai Center is poised to become a major regional fracility for studies of Southeast Asia and Theravada Buddhism.
Lecture in the Missionary sources
Taiwan, Taipei, 14 November 2011
Lecture by Isabelle Landry-Deron on the topic "Missionary sources: New approaches on Historical Researches in Late Imperial China".
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