@book{72757,
  address    = {Paris},
  author     = {Terrien de Lacouperie},
  pages      = {228},
  publisher  = {Ernest Leroux},
  title      = {Les langues de la Chine avant les chinoises},
  year       = {1888},
  bestfn     = {eurasia\delacouperie_chine1888.pdf},
  besttxt    = {ptxt2\eurasia\delacouperie_chine1888_o.txt},
  fn         = {eurasia\delacouperie_chine1888_o.pdf, eurasia\delacouperie_chine1888.pdf},
  hhtype     = {overview;comparative;minimal},
  inlg       = {French [fra]},
  lgcode     = {Pong ou Pan-hu, Pan-Yao, Pan-Y Shan-Tze, T'ung-Jen, Peh-Miao "Miao Blancs", Hua-Miao, Miao de Yaop'u Tchang, Leng-Ky Miao, Min-Kia Tze = Bai-Central [bca], Liao, Kih-Lao, Heh Miaos "Miao Noirs", Yao Min, Paloungs, Nan-Tchao, Tsing Miao, Tchung Tze du Kuangsi, T'u-Jen, Pai-Y, Lien Miao, Hotha Shan, Khamti [kht], Li Jen called Wu Jen of Hainan island, Sia-Bo, Fuhtchou, Hakka = Hakka Chinese [hak], Karen, Lolo, Y-Kia, Mo-so/Na-shi = Naxi [nxq], Musur/Lahu [lhu], K'ato = Kaduo = Kaduo [ktp], Khas Kho = Akha [ahk], Lu-Tze, Melam, Meniak = Manyakof Hodgson 1853 = Ersu [ers], Sung-Pan Si Fan, Man-Tze Exterieurs = Man-Tze au delá de l'ouest de Lifan fu in W Sichuan, Li-Fan Man-Tze in NE Sichuan, Outer Man-Zhu = Qiang-Southern [qxs]},
  macro_area = {Eurasia},
  src        = {hh}
}