Hattaway, Paul. 2000. Operation China: Introducing all the peoples of China. UK: Pasadena, CA: Piquant. xiv+706pp.
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District of Yongsheng County in northern Yunnan Province probably Sichuan Yi [iii], Awu-Southeastern = Lope = Awu = Lope [yiu], Axi = Axi [yix], Ayi, Ayizi, Azhe = Azhe [yiz], Azong, Baheng-Liping, Baheng-Sanjiang, Bai, Baihong = Honi [how], Baima, Bai Yi, Ban Yao, Baonuo, Bei, Beidalao, Beidongnuo = Numao [NOCODE_Numao], Bela, Ben, Biao-Jiao Men, Biao Mien, Bien Mien-Shikou = Biao Min [bje], Bisu, Bit, Biyo, Bogol, Boka, Bolozi, Bonan, Bonan Tongren, Bouyei, Budo, Bugan, Bulang = Blang [blr], Bunan, Bunu, Bunun, Bunuo, Buriat, Buyang, Cai = Caijia [NOCODE_Caijia], Cao Lan [mlc], Changpao, Changshu Miao, Chesu [ych], Chin-Asho, Chrame, Chuanlan, Chuanqing, Cun, Daizhan, Daur, Daur-Western, De'ang-Pale, De'ang-Rumai, De'ang-Shwe, Deng-Darang = Tawra [mhu], Deng-Geman, Depo, Derung, Dianbao, Diao, Digao, Dong-Northern, Dong-Southern, Dongnu = Bu-Nao Bunu [bwx], Dongxiang [sce], Doupo, Duoluo [giw], Duota = Honi [how], E = E [eee], Eka, Enipu = Lalo-Central [ywt], Enu, Ergong, Ersu, Ewenki-Solon = Evenki [evn], Ewenki-Tungus, Fuma (a Gan-Hakka Sinitic language influenced by Cun), Gaiji, Gaisu-Southern, Gaisu-Western, Ga Mong, Gao, Ge, Gelao, Gepo-Eastern, Gepo-Western, Gese, Gesu, Gha-Mu, Ghao-Xong-Eastern, Ghao-Wong-Western, Giay = Bouyei [pcc], Golog, Gouzou, Groma, Guaigun, Guiqiong = Guiqiong [gqi], Guopo, Hagei = Hagei [giq], Hakka, Hakka-Hainan Island, Han-Chinese Cantonese, Han-Chinese Dan, Han-Chinese Gan, Han-Chinese Hainanese, Han-Chinese-Hui'an, Han-Chinese Huizhou, Han-Chinese Jin, Han-Chinese Mandarin, Han-Chinese Min Bei, Han-Chinese Min Dong, Han-Chinese Min Nan, Han-Chinese Min Chong, Han-Chinese Pinghua, Han-Chinese Puxian, Han-Chinese Shaojiang, Han-Chinese Shaozhou, Han-Chinese Waxiang, Han-Chinese Wu, Han-Chinese Xiang, Han Chinese Xunpu, Hani = Hani [hni], Han Tai, Haoni = Honi [how], Hdzanggur, Hezhen, Hkauri, Hmong Be, Hmong Bua, Hmong Daw, Hmong Dlex Nchab, Hmong Dou, Hmong Njua, Hmong Shuad, Hmong Vron, Eastern Hmu, Northern Hmu = Miao-Northern Qiandong [hea], Southern Hmu, Hongjin Tai, Horned Miao = Horned Miao [hrm], Hu, Hua Miao, Huayao Tai, Hui, Indonesian, Iu Mien, Iu Mien Changping, Iu Mien Hunan, Iu Mien Luoxiang, Japanese, Jiarong-Chabao, Jiarong-Guanyingqiao, Jiarong-Shangzhai = Shangzhai [jih], Jiarong-Sidabao = Zbu [NOCODE_Zbu], Jiarong-Situ, Jiasou, Jing, Jingpo, Jino, Jino-Buyuan, Kado, Kawa, Kazak, Kazak-Qinghai, Keji, Kemei, Keriya, Khakas, Khampa-Eastern, Khampa-Northern, Khampa-Western, Khmu [kjg], Kim Mun, Kiong Nai, Kirgiz, Kong Ge, Korean, Kuan, Kucong [lkc], Kyakala, Kyerung, Laba, Labapo, Ladakhi, Lagou, Lahu, Lahuli-Tinan, Laka, Lakkia, Lalu-Xinping, Lalu-Xuzhang, Lalu-Yangliu, Laluo-Jiantou = Naluo Yi [ylo], Laluo-Mishaba = Naluo Yi [ylo], Lama, Lami, Laopang, Laowu, Lashi, Lati, Lawa, Lawu, Lemo, Lesu, Lhoba-Bogar, Lhoba-Yidu, Lhomi, Li-Bendi, Li-Ha, Li-Jiamao, Li-Meifu, Li-Qi, Limi, Limin, Lingao [onb], Linghua, Lipo-Eastern, Lipo-Western, Lisu, Liude, Liujia, Liwu, Long, Longjia, Lopi, Lu, Luoluopo-Central, Luoluopo-Southeastern, Luoluopo-Western, Luowu = Lowu = Luowu possibly Northern Nisu [yiv], Luzu, Malimasa = Mali Masa = Yongning ba Na = Yongning Na [nru], Manchu, Mang, Manmet, Manyak, Maonan [mmd], Maru, Meng, Mengwu, Menia, Miao-Baishi, Miao-Chuan, Miao-Enshi, Miao-Guiyang (Northern), Miao-Guiyang (Northwestern), Miao-Guiyang (South Central), Miao-Guiyang (Southern), Miao-Guiyang (Southwestern), Miao-Huishui (Central), Miao-Huishui (Eastern), Miao-Huishui (Northern) = Northern Huishui Hmong [hmi], Miao-Huishui (Southwestern) = Southwestern Huishui Hmong [hmh], Miao-Luobohe = Luopohe Hmong [hml], Miao-Lupanshui, Miao-Mashan (Central), Miao-Mashan (Northern), Miao-Mashan (Southern), Miao-Mashan (Western), Micha, Michi, Miguba, Mili, Ming, Minglang, Minyak = Minyag-Western [wmg], Mixisu, Mjuniang, Mo, Monba-Cona, Monba-Medog, Mongol, Mongol-Alxa, Mongol-Khalka, Mongol-Khamnigan, Mongol-Sichuan, Mongol-Yunnan, Mongour, Mosuo, Mozhihei, Muda, Muji, Mulao, Mulao Jia, Muzi, Naheng, Naisu, Naju, Naluo, Namuyi, Nanjingren, Naru, Naruo, Nasu-Eastern, Nasu-Jinghong, Nasu-Panxian, Nasu-Southern, Nasu-Western, Nasu-Wusa, Naxi, Naxi-Northern, Naza, Neisu, Neisu-Da Hei, Neisu-Xiao Hei, Niesu-Central, Nisu-Jianshui, Nisu-Xinping, Nisu-Yuanyang = Southwestern Nisu = Nisu-Southern [nsd], Nosu-Butuo, Nosu-Mangbu, Nosu-Shengzha = Nuosu [iii], Nosu-Shuixi = Wusa Nasu [yig], Nosu-Tianba = Nuosu [iii], Nosu-Xiaoliangshan, Nosu-Yinuo = Nuosu [iii], Nu, Nubra, Numao [NOCODE_Numao], Nung, Nunu, Oirat, Olot, Ongkor, Oroqen, Paiwan [pwn], Palyu, Pana, Paxi, Pengzi, Pingdi, Poluo, Popei, Pubiao, Pula, Puman, Pumi, Purik, Puroik, Pusha, Puwa, Qanu, Qiang-Cimulin, Qiang-Dajishan, Qiang-Heihu, Qiang-Jiaochang, Qiang-Longxi = Qiang-Southern [qxs], Qiang-Luhua, Qiang-Mawo = Qiang-Northern [cng], Qiang-Mianchi, Qiang-Sanlong, Qiang-Taoping, Qiang-Yadu, Qiangyi, Qixingmin, Queyu, Rao, Rawang, Riang, Russian, Salar, Samadu-Eastern, Samadu-Western, Saman, Samei [smh], Samtao, Sanda, Sani, Sanie, Sanqiao, Sansu, Shan, She, Shenzhou, Sherpa, Shixing [sxg], Shui = Sui [swi], Shui-Yunnan, Sogwo Arig, Suan, Subei, Suodi, Ta'er, Tagu, Tai Dam, Tai Kao, Tai Lu, Tai Mao = Tai Nüa [tdd], Tai Nua, Tai Pong, Tajik-Sarikoli, Tajik-Wakhi, Talu = Lavu-Yongsheng-Talu [yta], Tanglang = Tanglang [ytl], Tatar, Teleut, Thami, Tho, Tibetan-Boyu, Tibetan-Central, Tibetan-Deqen, Tibetan-Gtsang, Tibetan-Jone, Tibetan-Nghari, Tibetan-Zhongdian, Tibetan-Zhugqu, Torgut, Tu, Tuerke, Tujia, Tulao, Tushu, Tusu, Tuva, Tuwo, Utsat, Uygur, Uygur-Lop Nur, Uygur-Taklimakan, Uygur-Yutian, Uzbek, Vietnamese, Wa, Woni, Wopu, Wumeng, Wunai, Wutun, Xi, Xialusi, Xiandao, Xiangcheng, Xiangtang = Southern Lolopo [ysp], Xibe, Xibe-Western, Xijima, Xiqi, Xiuba, Ya, Yakut, Yanghuang, Yerong = Yerong [yrn], Yiche, Yizi, Yongchun, Yonzhi, Youmai, Younuo, You Tai, Yugur-Enger, Yugur-Saragh, Za, Zaiwa, Zaomin = Dzao Min [bpn], Zaozou, Zhaba, Zhuang-Northern, Zhuang-Southern, Zuoke, Amu Hani in Mojiang = Bukong = Honi [mja], Bukong Hani in Mojiang = Bukong = Honi [mja], Buli Akha, Tai-Khla in Honghe, Kongsat on Laos border, Lomi Yi in Wuding, Nobee in Mojiang, Norra, Nuomei Hani, Pala Akha in Laos = Luma [NOCODE_Luma], Piza Hani described by Augustine Henry in 1903, Sobi in Yuanjiang and Mojiang probably Hani, Waxiang}, local_ids = {96500}, macro_area = {Eurasia, Papunesia}, src = {cldf, hh} }
Name in source | Glottolog languoid |
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Achang | |
Achang-Husa | |
A Che | |
Adi | |
Adu | |
A-Hmao | |
Ai-Cham | |
Ainu = Ejnu | |
Ake = Akeu | |
Akha | |
Akto Turkmen | |
Aling | |
Alu | |
Aluo | |
Amdo-Hbrogpa | |
Amdo-Rongpa | |
Amdo-Rongmahbrogpa | |
Amdo-Rtahu | |
Ami | |
Angku | |
Ani | |
Ao Biao | |
Aoka | |
A'ou | |
Apu | |
Asahei | |
Ati | |
Awu-Northern | |
Awu-Southeastern = Lope = Awu | |
Axi | |
Ayi | |
Ayizi | |
Azhe | |
Azong | |
Baheng-Liping | |
Baheng-Sanjiang | |
Bai | |
Baihong | |
Baima | |
Bai Yi | |
Ban Yao | |
Baonuo | |
Bei | |
Beidalao | |
Beidongnuo | |
Bela | |
Ben | |
Biao-Jiao Men | |
Biao Mien | |
Bien Mien-Shikou | |
Bisu | |
Bit | |
Biyo | |
Bogol | |
Boka | |
Bolozi | |
Bonan | |
Bonan Tongren | |
Bouyei | |
Budo | |
Bugan | |
Bulang | |
Bunan | |
Bunu | |
Bunun | |
Bunuo | |
Buriat | |
Buyang | |
Cai | |
Cao Lan | |
Changpao | |
Changshu Miao | |
Chesu | |
Chin-Asho | |
Chrame | |
Chuanlan | |
Chuanqing | |
Cun | |
Daizhan | |
Daur | |
Daur-Western | |
De'ang-Pale | |
De'ang-Rumai | |
De'ang-Shwe | |
Deng-Darang | |
Deng-Geman | |
Depo | |
Derung | |
Dianbao | |
Diao | |
Digao | |
Dong-Northern | |
Dong-Southern | |
Dongnu | |
Dongxiang | |
Doupo | |
Duoluo | |
Duota | |
E | |
Eka | |
Enipu | |
Enu | |
Ergong | |
Ersu | |
Ewenki-Solon | |
Ewenki-Tungus | |
Fuma (a Gan-Hakka Sinitic language influenced by Cun) | |
Gaiji | |
Gaisu-Southern | |
Gaisu-Western | |
Ga Mong | |
Gao | |
Ge | |
Gelao | |
Gepo-Eastern | |
Gepo-Western | |
Gese | |
Gesu | |
Gha-Mu | |
Ghao-Xong-Eastern | |
Ghao-Wong-Western | |
Giay | |
Golog | |
Gouzou | |
Groma | |
Guaigun | |
Guiqiong | |
Guopo | |
Hagei | |
Hakka | |
Hakka-Hainan Island | |
Han-Chinese Cantonese | |
Han-Chinese Dan | |
Han-Chinese Gan | |
Han-Chinese Hainanese | |
Han-Chinese-Hui'an | |
Han-Chinese Huizhou | |
Han-Chinese Jin | |
Han-Chinese Mandarin | |
Han-Chinese Min Bei | |
Han-Chinese Min Dong | |
Han-Chinese Min Nan | |
Han-Chinese Min Chong | |
Han-Chinese Pinghua | |
Han-Chinese Puxian | |
Han-Chinese Shaojiang | |
Han-Chinese Shaozhou | |
Han-Chinese Waxiang | |
Han-Chinese Wu | |
Han-Chinese Xiang | |
Han Chinese Xunpu | |
Hani | |
Han Tai | |
Haoni | |
Hdzanggur | |
Hezhen | |
Hkauri | |
Hmong Be | |
Hmong Bua | |
Hmong Daw | |
Hmong Dlex Nchab | |
Hmong Dou | |
Hmong Njua | |
Hmong Shuad | |
Hmong Vron | |
Eastern Hmu | |
Northern Hmu | |
Southern Hmu | |
Hongjin Tai | |
Horned Miao | |
Hu | |
Hua Miao | |
Huayao Tai | |
Hui | |
Indonesian | |
Iu Mien | |
Iu Mien Changping | |
Iu Mien Hunan | |
Iu Mien Luoxiang | |
Japanese | |
Jiarong-Chabao | |
Jiarong-Guanyingqiao | |
Jiarong-Shangzhai | |
Jiarong-Sidabao | |
Jiarong-Situ | |
Jiasou | |
Jing | |
Jingpo | |
Jino | |
Jino-Buyuan | |
Kado | |
Kawa | |
Kazak | |
Kazak-Qinghai | |
Keji | |
Kemei | |
Keriya | |
Khakas | |
Khampa-Eastern | |
Khampa-Northern | |
Khampa-Western | |
Khmu | |
Kim Mun | |
Kiong Nai | |
Kirgiz | |
Kong Ge | |
Korean | |
Kuan | |
Kucong | |
Kyakala | |
Kyerung | |
Laba | |
Labapo | |
Ladakhi | |
Lagou | |
Lahu | |
Lahuli-Tinan | |
Laka | |
Lakkia | |
Lalu-Xinping | |
Lalu-Xuzhang | |
Lalu-Yangliu | |
Laluo-Jiantou | |
Laluo-Mishaba | |
Lama | |
Lami | |
Laopang | |
Laowu | |
Lashi | |
Lati | |
Lawa | |
Lawu | |
Lemo | |
Lesu | |
Lhoba-Bogar | |
Lhoba-Yidu | |
Lhomi | |
Li-Bendi | |
Li-Ha | |
Li-Jiamao | |
Li-Meifu | |
Li-Qi | |
Limi | |
Limin | |
Lingao | |
Linghua | |
Lipo-Eastern | |
Lipo-Western | |
Lisu | |
Liude | |
Liujia | |
Liwu | |
Long | |
Longjia | |
Lopi | |
Lu | |
Luoluopo-Central | |
Luoluopo-Southeastern | |
Luoluopo-Western | |
Luowu = Lowu | |
Luzu | |
Malimasa = Mali Masa = Yongning ba Na | |
Manchu | |
Mang | |
Manmet | |
Manyak | |
Maonan | |
Maru | |
Meng | |
Mengwu | |
Menia | |
Miao-Baishi | |
Miao-Chuan | |
Miao-Enshi | |
Miao-Guiyang (Northern) | |
Miao-Guiyang (Northwestern) | |
Miao-Guiyang (South Central) | |
Miao-Guiyang (Southern) | |
Miao-Guiyang (Southwestern) | |
Miao-Huishui (Central) | |
Miao-Huishui (Eastern) | |
Miao-Huishui (Northern) | |
Miao-Huishui (Southwestern) | |
Miao-Luobohe | |
Miao-Lupanshui | |
Miao-Mashan (Central) | |
Miao-Mashan (Northern) | |
Miao-Mashan (Southern) | |
Miao-Mashan (Western) | |
Micha | |
Michi | |
Miguba | |
Mili | |
Ming | |
Minglang | |
Minyak | |
Mixisu | |
Mjuniang | |
Mo | |
Monba-Cona | |
Monba-Medog | |
Mongol | |
Mongol-Alxa | |
Mongol-Khalka | |
Mongol-Khamnigan | |
Mongol-Sichuan | |
Mongol-Yunnan | |
Mongour | |
Mosuo | |
Mozhihei | |
Muda | |
Muji | |
Mulao | |
Mulao Jia | |
Muzi | |
Naheng | |
Naisu | |
Naju | |
Naluo | |
Namuyi | |
Nanjingren | |
Naru | |
Naruo | |
Nasu-Eastern | |
Nasu-Jinghong | |
Nasu-Panxian | |
Nasu-Southern | |
Nasu-Western | |
Nasu-Wusa | |
Naxi | |
Naxi-Northern | |
Naza | |
Neisu | |
Neisu-Da Hei | |
Neisu-Xiao Hei | |
Niesu-Central | |
Nisu-Jianshui | |
Nisu-Xinping | |
Nisu-Yuanyang = Southwestern Nisu | |
Nosu-Butuo | |
Nosu-Mangbu | |
Nosu-Shengzha | |
Nosu-Shuixi | |
Nosu-Tianba | |
Nosu-Xiaoliangshan | |
Nosu-Yinuo | |
Nu | |
Nubra | |
Numao | |
Nung | |
Nunu | |
Oirat | |
Olot | |
Ongkor | |
Oroqen | |
Paiwan | |
Palyu | |
Pana | |
Paxi | |
Pengzi | |
Pingdi | |
Poluo | |
Popei | |
Pubiao | |
Pula | |
Puman | |
Pumi | |
Purik | |
Puroik | |
Pusha | |
Puwa | |
Qanu | |
Qiang-Cimulin | |
Qiang-Dajishan | |
Qiang-Heihu | |
Qiang-Jiaochang | |
Qiang-Longxi | |
Qiang-Luhua | |
Qiang-Mawo | |
Qiang-Mianchi | |
Qiang-Sanlong | |
Qiang-Taoping | |
Qiang-Yadu | |
Qiangyi | |
Qixingmin | |
Queyu | |
Rao | |
Rawang | |
Riang | |
Russian | |
Salar | |
Samadu-Eastern | |
Samadu-Western | |
Saman | |
Samei | |
Samtao | |
Sanda | |
Sani | |
Sanie | |
Sanqiao | |
Sansu | |
Shan | |
She | |
Shenzhou | |
Sherpa | |
Shixing | |
Shui | |
Shui-Yunnan | |
Sogwo Arig | |
Suan | |
Subei | |
Suodi | |
Ta'er | |
Tagu | |
Tai Dam | |
Tai Kao | |
Tai Lu | |
Tai Mao | |
Tai Nua | |
Tai Pong | |
Tajik-Sarikoli | |
Tajik-Wakhi | |
Talu | |
Tanglang | |
Tatar | |
Teleut | |
Thami | |
Tho | |
Tibetan-Boyu | |
Tibetan-Central | |
Tibetan-Deqen | |
Tibetan-Gtsang | |
Tibetan-Jone | |
Tibetan-Nghari | |
Tibetan-Zhongdian | |
Tibetan-Zhugqu | |
Torgut | |
Tu | |
Tuerke | |
Tujia | |
Tulao | |
Tushu | |
Tusu | |
Tuva | |
Tuwo | |
Utsat | |
Uygur | |
Uygur-Lop Nur | |
Uygur-Taklimakan | |
Uygur-Yutian | |
Uzbek | |
Vietnamese | |
Wa | |
Woni | |
Wopu | |
Wumeng | |
Wunai | |
Wutun | |
Xi | |
Xialusi | |
Xiandao | |
Xiangcheng | |
Xiangtang | |
Xibe | |
Xibe-Western | |
Xijima | |
Xiqi | |
Xiuba | |
Ya | |
Yakut | |
Yanghuang | |
Yerong | |
Yiche | |
Yizi | |
Yongchun | |
Yonzhi | |
Youmai | |
Younuo | |
You Tai | |
Yugur-Enger | |
Yugur-Saragh | |
Za | |
Zaiwa | |
Zaomin | |
Zaozou | |
Zhaba | |
Zhuang-Northern | |
Zhuang-Southern | |
Zuoke | |
Amu Hani in Mojiang = Bukong | |
Bukong Hani in Mojiang = Bukong | |
Buli Akha | |
Tai-Khla in Honghe | |
Kongsat on Laos border | |
Lomi Yi in Wuding | |
Nobee in Mojiang | |
Norra | |
Nuomei Hani | |
Pala Akha in Laos | |
Piza Hani described by Augustine Henry in 1903 | |
Sobi in Yuanjiang and Mojiang probably Hani | |
Waxiang |