Category:Middle Chinese language

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This is the main category of the Middle Chinese language.

It is an extinct language that was formerly spoken in China.

Information about Middle Chinese:

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Canonical name	Middle Chinese
Varieties	Late Middle Chinese Early Middle Chinese
Language code	`ltc`
Language family	Sinitic languages
Ancestors	Proto-Sino-Tibetan Old Chinese
Scripts	Traditional Han script (`Hant`) Phags-pa script (`Phag`) Tangut script (`Tang`)
Transliteration module	`Hant`: Module:zh-translit
Sortkey module	`Hant`: Module:Hani-sortkey
Wikidata	Q2016252

Please see Wiktionary:About Middle Chinese for information and special considerations for creating Middle Chinese language entries.

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- ├───┬ Chinese (zh)
  - │ ├──── Danzhou Chinese (zhx-dan) V
  - │ ├──── Postal Romanization (zh-postal) V
  - │ └──── Zhongshan Min (zhx-zho) V
- ├───┬ Early Mandarin (cmn-ear) V
  - │ ├──── Dungan (dng)
  - │ ├───┬ Mandarin (cmn)
    - │ │ ├───┬ Beijingic Mandarin (cmn-bec) V
      - │ │ │ └──── Beijing Mandarin (cmn-bei) V
    - │ │ ├───┬ Central Plains Mandarin (cmn-cep) V
      - │ │ │ └──── Guanzhong Mandarin (cmn-gua) V
    - │ │ ├──── Hanyu Pinyin (cmn-pinyin) V
    - │ │ ├───┬ Jianghuai Mandarin (cmn-jhu) V
      - │ │ │ ├──── Nanjing Mandarin (cmn-nan) V
      - │ │ │ └──── Yangzhou Mandarin (cmn-yan) V
    - │ │ ├───┬ Lanyin Mandarin (cmn-lan) V
      - │ │ │ └──── Xining Mandarin (cmn-xin) V
    - │ │ ├──── Malaysian Mandarin (cmn-MY) V
    - │ │ ├──── Northeastern Mandarin (cmn-noe) V
    - │ │ ├──── Palladius (cmn-palladius) V
    - │ │ ├──── Philippine Mandarin (cmn-PH) V
    - │ │ ├──── Singapore Mandarin (cmn-SG) V
    - │ │ ├───┬ Southwestern Mandarin (cmn-sow) V
      - │ │ │ ├──── Guilin Mandarin (cmn-gui) V
      - │ │ │ └──── Wuhan Mandarin (cmn-wuh) V
    - │ │ ├──── Taiwanese Mandarin (cmn-TW) V
    - │ │ ├──── Tangwang (mis-tnw)
    - │ │ ├──── Tianjin Mandarin (cmn-tia) V
    - │ │ ├──── Tongyong Pinyin (cmn-tongyong) V
    - │ │ ├──── Wade–Giles (cmn-wadegiles) V
    - │ │ ├──── Written vernacular Mandarin (cmn-wvc) V
    - │ │ └──── Wutunhua (wuh)
  - │ └──── Sichuanese (zhx-sic)
- ├──── Early Middle Chinese (ltc-ear) V
- ├──── Gan (gan)
- ├───┬ Hakka (hak)
  - │ ├──── Dabu Hakka (hak-dab) V
  - │ ├──── Early Modern Hakka (hak-eam) V
  - │ ├──── Hailu Hakka (hak-hai) V
  - │ ├───┬ Huiyang Hakka (hak-hui) V
    - │ │ └──── Malaysian Huiyang Hakka (hak-hui-MY) V
  - │ ├──── Meixian Hakka (hak-mei) V
  - │ ├───┬ Taiwanese Hakka (hak-TW) V
    - │ │ └──── Sixian Hakka (hak-six) V
  - │ └──── Zhao'an Hakka (hak-zha) V
- ├──── Huizhou (czh)
- ├──── Jin (cjy)
- ├──── Late Middle Chinese (ltc-lat) V
- ├───┬ Pinghua (zhx-pin) F
  - │ ├──── Northern Pinghua (cnp)
  - │ └──── Southern Pinghua (csp)
- ├───┬ Wu (wuu)
  - │ ├──── Hangzhounese (wuu-han) V
  - │ ├──── Ningbonese (wuu-nin) V
  - │ ├───┬ Northern Wu (wuu-nor) V
    - │ │ ├──── Shadi Wu (wuu-chm) V
    - │ │ ├──── Shanghainese (wuu-sha) V
    - │ │ └──── Suzhounese (wuu-suz) V
  - │ └──── Wenzhounese (wuu-wen) V
- ├───┬ Xiang (hsn)
  - │ ├───┬ Hengzhou Xiang (hsn-hzh) V
    - │ │ └──── Hengyang Xiang (hsn-hya) V
  - │ ├──── New Xiang (hsn-new) V
  - │ └───┬ Old Xiang (hsn-old) V
    - │ └──── Loudi Xiang (hsn-lou) V
- └───┬ Yue (zhx-yue) F
  - ├───┬ Cantonese (yue)
    - │ ├──── Guangzhou Cantonese (yue-gua) V
    - │ ├──── Hong Kong Cantonese (yue-HK) V
    - │ ├──── Literary Cantonese (yue-lit) V
    - │ └──── Written vernacular Cantonese (yue-wvc) V
  - └───┬ Taishanese (zhx-tai)
    - └──── Written vernacular Taishanese (zhx-tai-wvc) V

Category:Middle Chinese appendices: Pages containing additional information about Middle Chinese.
Category:Middle Chinese entry maintenance: Middle Chinese entries, or entries in other languages containing Middle Chinese terms, that are being tracked for attention and improvement by editors.
Category:Middle Chinese lemmas: Middle Chinese lemmas, categorized by their part of speech.
Category:Middle Chinese phrases: Middle Chinese groups of words elaborated to express ideas, not necessarily phrases in the grammatical sense.
Category:Requests concerning Middle Chinese: Categories with Middle Chinese entries that need the attention of experienced editors.
Category:Middle Chinese symbols: Middle Chinese written signs.
Category:Middle Chinese templates: Middle Chinese templates, which contain reusable wiki code that helps with creating and managing entries.
Category:Terms derived from Middle Chinese by language: Categories with terms that originate from Middle Chinese.
Category:User ltc: Wiktionary users categorized by fluency levels in Middle Chinese.
Category:Varieties of Middle Chinese: Categories containing terms in varieties of Middle Chinese (regional, temporal, sociolectal, etc.).

Subcategories

This category has the following 12 subcategories, out of 12 total.

Middle Chinese lemmas (17 c, 31814 e)

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User ltc (1 c, 1 e)

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Varieties of Middle Chinese (2 c, 0 e)