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Kan bing shu
A book about illness. Original creator and dates of creation unknown. Written in the Shuangbai dialect.
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Dele shi zu shi
History of the Dele clan. Date unknown. Creator unknown. Original material paper.
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Ai bu liu zhu shi
Written history of six generations during the ancient time. Creator unknown, dated mid 19th to early 20th century. Written in the Wuding dialect.…
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Mai cha
A book on oral literature. Original creator and dates of creation unknown. Written in the Shuangbai dialect.
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Shun ma jing
Sutra. Creator unknown, dated mid 19th to early 20th century. Written in the Shuangbai dialect.
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Zhi lu jing
Sutra used in funeral to guide the soul back to its homeland. Date unknown. Creator unknown. Original material paper.
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Wuding Li shi jia pu
Genealogy of the Li family of Wuding. Original creator and dates of creation unknown. Written in the Wuding dialect.
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Xian yao zheng jing
Authentic sutra on offering medicine. Creator unknown, dated to the late 18th to early 19th century. Written in the Wuding dialect.…
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Xian shui jing
Sutra for offering water. Creator unknown, dated to the late 19th to early 20th century. Written in the Wuding dialect.
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Ji zu qi fu jing
Sutra to worship ancestors and promote fortune. Date unknown. Creator unknown. Original material paper.
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Ji zu shen miao
Manuscript detailing the layout of the ritual temple during the ceremony of ancestral worship. Creator unknown, dated to the late 18th to early…
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Kai cha di shu
A book detailing how to open a yard of tea trees. Original creator and dates of creation unknown. Written in the Shuangbai dialect.…
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Ji tai bai xing jing
Sutra to worship Venus. Creator unknown, dated to the late 18th to early 19th century. Written in the Wuding dialect.
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He ling jing
Sutra to gather the souls of ancestors. Original creator and dates of creation unknown. Written in the Shuangbai dialect.
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Xian jiu jing
Sutra for offering water. Creator unknown, dated to the late 19th to early 20th century. Written in the Wuding dialect.