First published 1959

The Chinese Gold Murders

by Robert van Gulik

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1
First edition
Joseph, 1959
Series
Van Gulik's Judge Dee series

The first edition of The Chinese Gold Murders by Robert van Gulik was published in London by Joseph in 1959. We track 1 edition.

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Set in
Penglai District, China (663)
Characters
Judge Dee
Genre
gong'an fiction, Chinese crime fiction, crime fiction, mystery fiction

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Comes after
The Chinese Lake Murders
Followed by
The Chinese Nail Murders

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Editions recorded
8 on Open Library, 5 in English
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Articles in 4 languages

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Who published the first edition of The Chinese Gold Murders?

The first edition of The Chinese Gold Murders by Robert van Gulik was published in London by Joseph in 1959.

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We track 1 edition of The Chinese Gold Murders, including 1 first edition. Each has its own page with how to identify it.

What should I read after The Chinese Gold Murders?

In order, it follows The Chinese Lake Murders and it is followed by The Chinese Nail Murders, according to Wikidata.