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Papers by Staffan Rosen
Conquerors of Knowledge : Swedish Prisoners of War in Siberia and Central Asia 1709-1734
Altaistic Studies. : Papers presented at the 25th meeting of the Permanent International Conference at Uppsala, June 7-11 1982
Altaistic Studies. : Papers presented at the 25th meeting of the Permanent International Conferen... more Altaistic Studies. : Papers presented at the 25th meeting of the Permanent International Conference at Uppsala, June 7-11 1982
Hye Ch'o: en koreansk centralasienresenär
Orientaliska studier, 1995
A study on tones and tonemarks in middle Korean
Korean legal Traditions and the Sources : A Preliminary Overview of Legal Traditions in Early Korea
Korean legal Traditions and the Sources : A Preliminary Overview of Legal Traditions in Early Korea
The Sino-Swedish Expedition to Yar-tonguz in 1994
Altaistic studies: papers at the 25th meeting of the Permanent International Altaistic Conference at Uppsala June 7-11 1982
Perspectives on the Honours Systems: Proceedings of the Symposiums Swedish and Russian Orders 1700–2000 & The Honour of Diplomacy
Silk Road, 2009
, on the invitation by the Japanese authorities, visited Korea and the excavation of one of the r... more , on the invitation by the Japanese authorities, visited Korea and the excavation of one of the royal tombs in Kyôngju 慶州, the capital of the former Silla 新羅 kingdom [Fig. 1]. There was the expectation that the tomb, later to be named Sôbong ch'ong 瑞鳳塚 "The Tomb of the Auspicious (= 'Swedish') Phoenix" in honor of its royal visitor, would yield a spectacular golden crown of a type similar to the one found by the Japanese archaeologists five years earlier in connection with the very first excavation of a Kyôngju royal tomb, the so called Kûmgwan ch'ong 金冠塚 "The Tomb of the Golden Crown." Indeed the royal party was lucky, and as anticipated could witness the excavation of a splendid and exquisitely made golden crown with a stylized tree rising in front of the headband and a representation of antlers on each side [Fig. 2]. The whole construction was studded with "leaves" of thin gold sheet and comma-shaped jade pendants. This type of crown, of which several more were to be excavated from the tombs in Kyôngju, for a considerable time was considered unique to the Korean peninsula and to a large extent came to be used as a symbol of "Korea" and indigenous "Korean culture" (Ch'oe 1992; Kim 1998).
Trends in Swedish Studies on Central Asia
Central Asian Studies, 1998
Koryô Bronze Seals in the Collection of the MFEA
Bulletin of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, 1985
Some Historiographical Aspects on Korean-Mongol Relations
Saiiki nando tobu chiku ni kansuru sho mondai．MotositeYarutongusudariya ni tsuite =西域南道東部地区に関する諸問題. 主としてヤルトングースダリヤについて
Sven Hedin and Russia: Mutual trust with obstacles
Studia Orientalia, 2003
Koryo saram : Koreaner i Centralasien
Ymer, 2005
Återförening eller konflikt? : Ideologi och nationalism på den koreanska halvön
Conquerors of Knowledge : Swedish Prisoners of War in Siberia and Central Asia 1709-1734
Altaistic Studies. : Papers presented at the 25th meeting of the Permanent International Conference at Uppsala, June 7-11 1982
Altaistic Studies. : Papers presented at the 25th meeting of the Permanent International Conferen... more Altaistic Studies. : Papers presented at the 25th meeting of the Permanent International Conference at Uppsala, June 7-11 1982
Hye Ch'o: en koreansk centralasienresenär
Orientaliska studier, 1995
A study on tones and tonemarks in middle Korean
Korean legal Traditions and the Sources : A Preliminary Overview of Legal Traditions in Early Korea
Korean legal Traditions and the Sources : A Preliminary Overview of Legal Traditions in Early Korea
The Sino-Swedish Expedition to Yar-tonguz in 1994
Altaistic studies: papers at the 25th meeting of the Permanent International Altaistic Conference at Uppsala June 7-11 1982
Perspectives on the Honours Systems: Proceedings of the Symposiums Swedish and Russian Orders 1700–2000 & The Honour of Diplomacy
Silk Road, 2009
, on the invitation by the Japanese authorities, visited Korea and the excavation of one of the r... more , on the invitation by the Japanese authorities, visited Korea and the excavation of one of the royal tombs in Kyôngju 慶州, the capital of the former Silla 新羅 kingdom [Fig. 1]. There was the expectation that the tomb, later to be named Sôbong ch'ong 瑞鳳塚 "The Tomb of the Auspicious (= 'Swedish') Phoenix" in honor of its royal visitor, would yield a spectacular golden crown of a type similar to the one found by the Japanese archaeologists five years earlier in connection with the very first excavation of a Kyôngju royal tomb, the so called Kûmgwan ch'ong 金冠塚 "The Tomb of the Golden Crown." Indeed the royal party was lucky, and as anticipated could witness the excavation of a splendid and exquisitely made golden crown with a stylized tree rising in front of the headband and a representation of antlers on each side [Fig. 2]. The whole construction was studded with "leaves" of thin gold sheet and comma-shaped jade pendants. This type of crown, of which several more were to be excavated from the tombs in Kyôngju, for a considerable time was considered unique to the Korean peninsula and to a large extent came to be used as a symbol of "Korea" and indigenous "Korean culture" (Ch'oe 1992; Kim 1998).
Trends in Swedish Studies on Central Asia
Central Asian Studies, 1998
Koryô Bronze Seals in the Collection of the MFEA
Bulletin of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, 1985
Some Historiographical Aspects on Korean-Mongol Relations
Saiiki nando tobu chiku ni kansuru sho mondai．MotositeYarutongusudariya ni tsuite =西域南道東部地区に関する諸問題. 主としてヤルトングースダリヤについて
Sven Hedin and Russia: Mutual trust with obstacles
Studia Orientalia, 2003
Koryo saram : Koreaner i Centralasien
Ymer, 2005
Återförening eller konflikt? : Ideologi och nationalism på den koreanska halvön