@book{549318,
  address        = {UK},
  author         = {Hattaway, Paul},
  pages          = {xiv+706},
  publisher      = {Pasadena, CA: Piquant},
  title          = {Operation China: Introducing all the peoples of China},
  year           = {2000},
  bestfn         = {eurasia\hattaway_china2000v2_o.pdf},
  besttxt        = {ptxt2\eurasia\hattaway_china2000_o.txt},
  cfn            = {eurasia\hattaway_china2000v2_o.pdf},
  citekeys       = {cldf9:7b2b235d09e8b1c66e2c633e57e6e649},
  fn             = {eurasia\hattaway_china2000_o.pdf, eurasia\hattaway_china2000.pdf, eurasia\hattaway_china2000v2_o.pdf},
  hhtype         = {overview},
  inlg           = {English [eng]},
  isbn           = {0878083510},
  isreferencedby = {cldf9},
  lgcode         = {Achang = Achang [acn], Achang-Husa = Achang [acn], A Che, Adi, Adu, A-Hmao = Miao-Large Flowery [hmd], 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 = Northern Awu inhabit the Peiyuan-Shuiping-Yongle communities within the Da'an 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, 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, Dongxiang [sce], Doupo, Duoluo [giw], Duota = Honi [how], E = E [eee], Eka, Enipu, 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, 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, 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-Centr, Luoluopo-Southeastern, Luoluopo-Western, Luowu, Luzu, Malimasa = Mali Masa = Yongning ba Na = Yongning Na [nru], 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) = Northern Huishui Hmong [hmi], 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 = 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-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 [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, 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, Zaozou, Zhaba, Zhuang-Northern, Zhuang-Southern, Zuoke, Amu Hani in Mojiang, Bukong Hani in Mojiang, 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},
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  macro_area     = {Eurasia, Papunesia},
  src            = {cldf, hh}
}