Manchu is a Tungusic language with a large documentary record from the Qing period. Its traditional vernacular is severely endangered, while written Manchu remains important in Qing history, heritage work, language revival, and the study of archives. Modern learners therefore often combine alphabet work, romanization, grammar, vocabulary, digitized texts, and comparison with Sibe/Xibe materials.
6,517 searchable beta entries · Manchu script · romanization · English
A three-part visual reference covering 57 writing examples.
Manchu calligraphy, Manchu–Chinese combined calligraphy, Manchu seal script and contemporary cross-script work.