Ghuran janzi boowu
Subtitle: Huzhu Mongghulni nantari = Three treasures : Huzhu Mongghul folklore = San jian bao wu : hu zhu Tu zu min jian gu shi
By: by Aaguqog, Changminjii, Dalaxji, Danjen Dunzhu, Durijinsuu, Huwushijiu, Majii, Maxangfii. Moya Aaga, Niigari, Niruu, Rnqansuu, Sanba, Sangrijinga, Sangshiji Srang, Sanxiujii, Sishiden, Srangxji, Srinsuu, Tayisirang, Warimasuu, Zhualimaaxji, and Zhulimaxji ; collected, transcribed, translated, and edited by Jugui (Lu Wanfang), Limusishiden (Li Dechun), Ha Mingzong (Ha Mingzong) CK Stuart
Contributors: Limusishiden
Series: Asian highlands perspectives -- 16; Asian highlands perspectives -- v. 16.
Publisher: Asian Highlands Perspectives
Published: 2012
Place of publication: [Xining City, China]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 507
Copyright date: 2012
Subjects: Mongour (Chinese people); Folklore; Social life and customs
Other titles: Three treasures :; San jian bao wu :
Description: This collection of Huzhu Mongghul (Tu) folktales, riddles, songs, and jokes features website links to audio files of the original tellers materials for each folklore item, as well as a link to each item as retold by Limusishiden and Jugui, who collected the material in Huzhu Mongghul Autonomous County, Haidong Region, Qinghai Province, PR China in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

Also available online. Address as at 12/9/2013 :http://plateauculture.org/sites/plateauculture.org/files/writing/three-treasures-huzhu-mongghul-folklore.pdf

Text in Mongour language with some English and preface in Chinese.