Map · French
Nouvel atlas de la Chine, de la Tartarie chinoise et du Thibet
Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon d'Anville
How we know
not stated The catalogue does not say how the author knew.
Research notes
- Counted as one atlas; plate access and completeness not individually audited. Related to Du Halde and later d'Anville issues.
Why it matters
Map collection explicitly connected with Jesuit and Qing survey work.
Places named
China; Tartary; Tibet; Korea
Who copied whom
Earlier in the chain
- Huangyu quanlan fensheng tu M107, 1717–1721this one was drawn from it (stated)d'Anville 1737 derives from the Kangxi Jesuit atlas
Later in the chain
- drawn from this one (stated)Cary 1806 from d'Anville 1737
- drawn from this one (probable)1790 atlas in the d'Anville lineage
- drawn from this one (probable)1834 map in the d'Anville lineage
- drawn from this one (probable)Cassini 1789 from d'Anville and Vaugondy
- Ost Siberien, Mongolei, Mandschurei M068, c. 1833drawn from this one (probable)Jesuit d'Anville base
- Uebersichts-Karte von Ost-Hoch-Asien M069, 1839drawn from this one (probable)d'Anville base