Rime dictionary (English Wikipedia)

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Jacques (2016). Jacques, Guillaume (2016), "Traditional Chinese Phonology", in Sybesma, Rint; Behr, Wolfgang; Bu, Yueguo; Handel, Zev; Huang, James (eds.), Encyclopedia of Chinese Languages and Linguistics, BRILL, ISBN 978-90-04-18643-9.

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Branner (1999), p. 87. Branner, David Prager (1999), "A Neutral Transcription System for Teaching Medieval Chinese" (PDF), T'ang Studies, 1999 (17): 1–170, doi:10.1179/073750399787912490, S2CID 162283740.
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Coblin (2003), p. 379. Coblin, W. South (2003), "The Chiehyunn system and the current state of Chinese historical phonology", Journal of the American Oriental Society, 123 (2): 377–383, doi:10.2307/3217690, JSTOR 3217690.
Pulleyblank (1998), pp. 203–204. ——— (1998), "Qieyun and Yunjing: the essential foundation for Chinese historical linguistics", Journal of the American Oriental Society, 118 (2): 200–216, doi:10.2307/605891, JSTOR 605891.
Branner (1999), p. 87. Branner, David Prager (1999), "A Neutral Transcription System for Teaching Medieval Chinese" (PDF), T'ang Studies, 1999 (17): 1–170, doi:10.1179/073750399787912490, S2CID 162283740.
Branner (1999), p. 92. Branner, David Prager (1999), "A Neutral Transcription System for Teaching Medieval Chinese" (PDF), T'ang Studies, 1999 (17): 1–170, doi:10.1179/073750399787912490, S2CID 162283740.
Branner (1999), pp. 106–107. Branner, David Prager (1999), "A Neutral Transcription System for Teaching Medieval Chinese" (PDF), T'ang Studies, 1999 (17): 1–170, doi:10.1179/073750399787912490, S2CID 162283740.

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Coblin (2003), p. 379. Coblin, W. South (2003), "The Chiehyunn system and the current state of Chinese historical phonology", Journal of the American Oriental Society, 123 (2): 377–383, doi:10.2307/3217690, JSTOR 3217690.
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Takata (2004). Takata, Tokio (2004), "The Chinese Language in Turfan with a special focus on the Qieyun fragments" (PDF), in Durkin, Desmond (ed.), Turfan revisited: the first century of research into the arts and cultures of the Silk Road, Reimer, pp. 333–340, ISBN 978-3-496-02763-8.

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Chang (1974), p. 70. Chang, Kun (1974), "Ancient Chinese phonology and the Ch'ieh-yün" (PDF), Tsing Hua Journal of Chinese Studies, 10 (2): 61–82.
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Branner (1999), p. 87. Branner, David Prager (1999), "A Neutral Transcription System for Teaching Medieval Chinese" (PDF), T'ang Studies, 1999 (17): 1–170, doi:10.1179/073750399787912490, S2CID 162283740.
Branner (1999), p. 92. Branner, David Prager (1999), "A Neutral Transcription System for Teaching Medieval Chinese" (PDF), T'ang Studies, 1999 (17): 1–170, doi:10.1179/073750399787912490, S2CID 162283740.
Branner (1999), pp. 106–107. Branner, David Prager (1999), "A Neutral Transcription System for Teaching Medieval Chinese" (PDF), T'ang Studies, 1999 (17): 1–170, doi:10.1179/073750399787912490, S2CID 162283740.

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The [ʐ] initial occurs in only two words 俟 and 漦 in the Qieyun, and is merged with [dʐ] in the Guangyun. It is omitted in many reconstructions, and has no standard Chinese name.^[53]

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Karlgren (1915–1926), pp. 140–202, 625–626. Karlgren, Bernhard (1915–1926), Études sur la phonologie chinoise, Leyden: E.-J. Brill, OCLC 35211742.
Li (1993), p. 30. Li, Zhuqing (1993), A study of the "Qī Lín Bāyīn" (PhD thesis), University of Washington, OCLC 38703889.
Li (1993), pp. 30–34. Li, Zhuqing (1993), A study of the "Qī Lín Bāyīn" (PhD thesis), University of Washington, OCLC 38703889.