Joseph de Guignes

Joseph de Guignes (Joseph de Guignes, from October 19, 1721 to March 19, 1800) is French Orient historian.

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Brief career history

Guignes was born in Pontoise. When learn from Etienne full mon, and full mon dies in 1745;; succeeded you, and worked as a clerk, a translator of the Orient word of the Royal Family library. It was recognized as a member of the French epitaph academy in Royal Society, 1754 of London in 1752. I was appointed in 1757 by a Syriac professor of College de France.

クレチアン = Louis = Joseph de Guignes of the child was a Sinologist, too and visited Beijing as an interpreter of Netherlands ambassador Isaac ティチング and edited "Buddha Luo dictionary" again.

Main writing

Guignes compares European history documents with a Chinese history book, and, "a Huns = Hsiung-Nu theory," "柔然 = Avar theories" are known by having proposed it.

• Mémoire historique sur l' origine des Huns et des Turcs. (1748). https://books.google.com/books?id=BZZMAAAAcAAJ&printsec=frontcover. 
• Histoire générale des Huns, des Turcs, des Mongols, et des autres Tartares occidentaux, &c. (1756-1758). https://archive.org/details/histoiregnralede1pt1guig.  (Part 1 Vol. 2 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4)

It laid a pro and con in the society at the time to have insisted that Guignes was an ancient colony of Egypt in China [¹]; [²]. Guignes insisted that a kanji left from the Egyptian hieroglyph [³].

• Mémoire dans lequel on prouve, que les Chinois sont une colonieégyptienne. (1759). https://books.google.com/books?id=XvImGh6eos8C&printsec=frontcover. 

Footnote

1. ^ Maejima (1959) p.2
2. ^ Yajima (1977) pp.52-53
3. ^ Sekine (1964) pp.35-36

References

• Guignes, Joseph de（The Encyclopaedia Britannica eleventh edition）
• Masao Sekine "decoding "decoding Harushige Kozu of ancient characters" of Egyptian 聖刻文字," For Masao Sekine, Iwanami Shoten, 1,964 years, it is 31-97 pages.
• Shinji Maejima "orient origin theory of the Han race," it is 1-13 pages for "Society for Near Eastern Studies in Japan monthly report" Vol. 2 eighth, 1,959 years.
• Fumio Yajima "pleasure 大修館書店 of letter studies", 1977.

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