Is there an English translation of 'Xuan Feng Qing Hui Lu' ?

[rosieparisian]

So, the Wikipedia page about Qiu Chuji mentions that his conversations with Genghis Khan were recorded in a book called 'Xuan Feng Qing Hui Lu' (玄風慶會錄).

Does anybody know if there is an English translation of it available anywhere?

[Jim]

Apparently Arthur Waley's Travels of an Alchemist covers the journey and meeting, and Bretschneider translated a record of his travels: https://depts.washington.edu/silkroad/texts/changchun.html (cited on Wiki too) Not sure if the meeting record is in the collection that text is extracted from.

Found an entry in Wilkinson's Chinese History: A Manual

 

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