2013: Indiana University Prize for Altaic Studies (PIAC Medal)

Participation:

• • 17^th Meeting 1974
  • 27^th Meeting 1984: “Arbeitsbericht. Some Current Bibliographical Projects in Manchu Studies.”
  • 31^st Meeting, 1988: Mandschurische Bibliographien
  • 33^rd Meeting 1990: “Mandjurica Curiosa”
  • 34^th Meeting 1991: “Portraits of Meritorious Officers, Accompanied by Manchu Eulogies”
  • 35^th Meeting 1992:
    • Communication: The Manchurica of the Former Prussian State Library—An Example of German Reunification
    • Proceedings: “The Current Situation of the Manchu Collection of the Berlin State Library”
  • 36^th Meeting, 1993: Сборщики дани в Манчжурии и Китае
  • 37^th Meeting 1994: “Medical knowledge of the Manchus and the Manchu Anatomy“
  • 39^th Meeting 1996:
    • Communication: Portraits from the campaigns of the Ch’ien-lung emperor (with Chinese and Manchu eulogies)
    • Proceedings: “New Material on the Portraits of Meritorious Officers of the Qianlong Campaigns“
  • 40^th Meeting, 1997: “Ferdinand Lessing and his Contribution to Altaic Studies.”
  • 41^st Meeting 1998:
    • Communication: Ein mandjurisch-chinesisches Siegelbuch aus dem 18. Jahrhundert
    • Proceedings: “Eine kaiserliche Siegelsammlung in chinesischer und mandjurischer Sprache”
  • 43^rd Meeting 2000:
    • Communication: “Bang, de Harlez and Manchu Studies”
    • Proceedings: “A controversy about Manchu grammar in 1894”
  • 44^th Meeting 2001: “A Manchu Gynaecology”
  • 45^th Meeting 2002: “A Forerunner of Louis Ligeti”
  • 49^th Meeting 2006: “Nature in Manchu Pictorial Art and the Natural History of Manchuria”
  • 50^th Meeting 2007:
    • Communication: Early Resources on East Asian Studies in Kazan
    • Publication: “Kazan’s role as a centre of Oriental Studies. Resources for Manchu and Mon­golian Studies.” (Published in ZAS 40.2011, 305–311)
  • 51^st Meeting 2008: “Virtual Travels in Mongolia“
  • 52^nd Meeting 2009: “Manju and Greek — A Mesalliance”
  • 53^rd Meeting 2010: “The Meritorious Officers Revisited: The Portrait of Cemcukjab“
  • 54^th Meeting 2011: “Did Manchus celebrate?”
  • 55^th Meeting 2012: “More about the officer portraits of the Qianlong period“
  • 56^th Meeting 2013: “Sources for the Sex Life of the Manchus”
  • 57^th Meeting, 2014: “Wilhelm Radloff’s Manchu Interest” (published inCAJ 63.2020, 309–322)
  • 58^th Meeting, 2015: “Brave Manchu officers fighting rebels“
  • 59^th Meeting 2016: “Lalitavajra as a Promotor of Manchu and Mongol Buddhist Literature“
  • 60^th Meeting 2017: “Józef Kowalewski and his correspondence with Bernhard Jülg”
  • 62^nd Meeting 2019: “Polyglot names of imperial horses“
  • 63^rd Meeting 2021: “How did the salamander slither into the Manchu dictionary?“
    
  • 64^th Meeting, 2022: “The parrots in the imperial bird album (Niaopu)“
  • 65^th Meeting, 2023: On the Tracks of a Lost Book
  • 66^th Meeting 2024: The First European Translation of the Jin Ping Mei (1869)
  • 68^th Meeting, 2026: Histories of Manchu Literature