The zip-archive provided here includes the data of the person authority database in XML/TEI.
This data is also hosted in a public repository at github. You can find the repository here.
The zip-archive provided here includes those entries of the place authority database that were created by DDBC (c.15.000). The archive is distributed as XML/TEI file. The complete database is accessible through the online interface and API. It contains 38.000 more entries that were provided by the Center of Geographic Information Science at Academia Sinica, Taipei.
This data is also hosted in a public repository at github. You can find the repository here.
Here you may download the raw data for the DDBC Time Authority Database. The archives provided below include a SQL dump (produced by MySQL 5.x), as well as documentation pertaining to the database structure and contents. Periodic updates are published at this address. The current version was produced in February, 2012.
This data is also hosted in a public repository at github. You can find the repository here, and download archived packages (including older versions) here.
This archive contains the entire data-set, including the Chinese, Japanese and Korean calendars.
This archive contains only the information require to reconstruct the Chinese portion of the Time Authority Database. This data has been assembled by DDBC between 2008 and 2010, it covers Chinese calendar dates between 220 BCE and 1912 CE.
This archive contains only the information require to reconstruct the Japanese portion of the Time Authority Database. This data has been assembled by DDBC between 2008 and 2010, building on data provided by Mr. Takashi SUGA, to whom we are most grateful. The dataset covers Japanese calendar dates between 593 CE and 1872 CE.
This archive contains only the information require to reconstruct the Korean portion of the Time Authority Database. This data has been assembled by DDBC between 2009 and 2010 and covers Korean calendar dates between 56 BCE and 1885 CE. The Korean calendar data should be understood as extension to the Chinese dataset above. The Korean calendar has a special relationship to the Chinese calendar and, in a special form of calendric prolepsis, sometimes retained era names beyond their use in China. Certain proleptic dates used in Korean texts (e.g. 150th year of 崇禎 (~1777 CE)) are part of the Chinese calendar dataset.
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