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1986 - Tao-Chung Yao - Ch'iu Ch'u-chi and Chinggis Khan

1986 - Larry Moses - Triplicated Triplets The Number Nine in the Secret History of the Mongols

1986 - J. Holmgren - Marriage, Kinship and Succession under the Ch'i-tan Rulers of the Liao Dynasty (907-1125)

1986 - Igor de Rachewiltz - BRIEF COMMENTS ON PROFESSOR YÜ TA-CHÜN'S ARTICLE ON THE DATING OF THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE MONGOLS

1984 - RUTH W. DUNNELL - WHO ARE THE TANGUTS REMARKS ON TANGUT ETHNOGENESIS AND THE ETHNONYM TANGUT

1981 - Kuhn, Dieter - Silk Technology in the Sung Period (960-1278 A.D.)

1981 - Igor de Rachewiltz - ON A RECENT TRANSLATION OF THE MENG-TA PEI-LU AND HEI-TA SHIH-LÜEH A REVIEW ARTICLE

1978 - John W. Haeger - MARCO POLO IN CHINA PROBLEMS WITH INTERNAL EVIDENCE

1977 - Harry Jackendoff - THE URIANGQAI CONNECTION, SOME SOCIAL STUDY AND TEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF THE SECRET HISTORY

1976 - Thomas T. Allsen - MONGOL RULE IN EAST ASIA, TWELFTH-FOURTEENTH CENTURIES AN ASSESSMENT OF RECENT SOVIET SCHOLARSHIP

1976 - MAGDALENA TATÁR - TWO MONGOL TEXTS CONCERNING THE CULT OF THE MOUNTAINS

1972 - John Andrew Boyle - Turkish and Mongol Shamanism in the Middle Ages

1972 - JOHN ANDREW BOYLE - THE SEASONAL RESIDENCES OF THE GREAT KHAN ÖGEDEI

1972 - Ayalon, David - The Great Yasa of Chingiz Khan. A Reexamination (Part C1)

1971 - Tang Chi - Türk Tarihine Aid Çin Kaynakları

1971 - Ayalon, David - The Great Yasa of Chingiz Khan. A Reexamination (Part B)

1971 - Ayalon, David - The Great Yasa of Chingiz Khan. A Reexamination (Part A)

1970 - V. V. BARTHOLD and J. M. ROGERS - THE BURIAL RITES OF THE TURKS AND THE MONGOLS

1970 - Tao, Jing-Shen - The Influence of Jurchen Rule on Chinese Political Institutions

1970 - David C. Montgomery - MONGOLIAN HEROIC LITERATURE

1970 - A. K. ARENDS - THE STUDY OF RASHĪD AD-DĪN'S JĀMI'U'T-TAWĀRĪKH IN THE SOVIET UNION

1967 - N. D. AHUJA - BURIAL CUSTOMS OF THE PAGAN MONGOLS

1969 - JEAN RICHARD - THE MONGOLS AND THE FRANKS

1962 - Robert Hartwell - A Revolution in the Chinese Iron and Coal Industries During the Northern Sung, 960-1126 A.D.

1962 - A. ZEKI VELIDI TOGAN - THE COMPOSITION OF THE HISTORY OF THE MONGOLS BY RASHĪD AL-DĪN

1951 - J. V. Mills - Notes on Early Chinese Voyages

1949 - Robert P. Blake and Richard N. Frye - History of the Nation of the Archers (the Mongols) by Grigor of Akancͺ Hitherto Ascribed to Matakͺia the Monk the Armenian

1949 - Francis Woodman Cleaves - The Mongolian Names and Terms in The History of The Nation of The Archers by Grigor of Akancͺ

1945 - Otto Maenchen-Helfen - The Yüeh-Chih Problem Re-Examined

1944 - Dunlop, D. M. - The Karaits of Eastern Asia

1942 - A. N. Poliak - The Influence of C̱ẖingiz-Ḵẖān's Yāsa upon the General Organization of the Mamlūk State

1941 - Joseph Kler - Hunting Customs of the Ordos Mongols

1981 - NICHOLAS POPPE - THE CITY IN MONGOLIAN EPICS

1980 - Paul D. Buell - KALMYK TANGGACI PEOPLE THOUGHTS ON THE MECHANICS AND IMPACT OF MONGOL EXPANSION

1963 - Güner Inal - Some Miniatures of the Jāmi' al-Tav Ārīkh in Istanbul, Topkapi Museum, Hazine Library No. 1654

1962 - Igor de Rachewiltz - The Hsi-yu Lu 西 遊 錄 by Yeh-lü Ch'U-ts'Ai 耶 律 楚 材

1882- B. Jülg - On the Present State of Mongolian Researches

1925 - Lawrence Impey - Shangtu, The Summer Capital of Kublai Khan

1943 - H. Desmond Martin - The Mongol Army

2020 - Von Reden, Sitta, Dwivedi, Mamta, Fabian, Lara, Leese-Messing, Kathrin, Morris, Lauren, Weaverdyck, Eli J. S. - Handbook of Ancient Afro-Eurasian Economies (Volume 1 Contexts) 5. the Xiongnu Empire

1758 - Father Gaubil - A Description of the Plan of Peking, The Capital of China; Sent to the Royal Society by Father Gaubil, è Societate Jesu. Translated From the French

1926 - A. Neville J. Whymant - Mongolian Proverbs a Study in the Kalmuck Colloquial

2010 - Vl.a. Semenov - The Wusun in Northeastern Central Asia

1938 - Mehdi Bahrami and Phyllis Ackerman - Some Examples of Il-khanid Art

1758 - Father Gaubil - A Description of the Plan of Peking, The Capital of China; Sent to the Royal Society by Father Gaubil, è Societate Jesu. Translated From the French