Tonami Mamoru

Tonami Mamoru (Japanese language: 礪波 護 (となみ まもる), born September 6, 1937) is a Japanese historian of East Asia and university professor.¹

Publications

• Statesmen of a Chaotic Age (Jinbutsu Ōraisha Chūgoku Jinbutsu Sōsho, 1966; Chūkō Bunko, 1989; new edition 2003)

'Studies in the Political and Social History of the Tang Period'

• "History of the World from the Perspective of 'China' 2・3" (Asahi Shimbun Publishing, 1992)
• Buddhism and the State in the Sui and Tang (Chūkō Bunko, 1999), a collection of several papers added to Studies in the Political and Social History of the Tang Period

'Administrative Organs and Bureaucrats of the Tang' (Chūkō Bunko, 1998), and likewise 'Reform and Bureaucracy in the Tang and Song' (Chūkō Bunko, 2011), likewise

• The Scholarly Style of Jinghe (Chūō Kōron Shinsha, 2001). Collection of essays
• Essays on the Buddhist Material Culture of the Sui and Tang (Hōzōkan, April 2016)
• Essays on the Fiscal History of the Suraka Castle (Hōjōkan, September 2016)
• From Dunhuang to Nara and Kyoto (Hōjōkan, October 2016). Collection of essays
• China's History as Seen from the Margins (Hōzōkan, June 2017). Collection of essays
• Buddhism of the Northern Dynasties and Sui as Seen in Material Culture (Hōzōkan Bunko, January 2023)

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Footnotes

1. 『現代日本人名録』2002年 ↩