Contributions gratefully accepted.
Gu Yanwu (1613–1682), Disquisitions on the Imperial System (Junxian lun; ca.1670s), translated and introduced by Miranda Brown is available here. (C) Miranda Brown. In Miranda Brown,“Returning the Gaze: An Experiment in Reviving Gu Yanwu (1613–1682),” in Fragments: Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Study of Ancient and Medieval Pasts 1 (2011).
The article is available in full at this link.
Johannes L. Kurz, “Two Early Ming Texts on Borneo,” Ming Studies 70 (2015): 60-72 has translations of an account by Song Lian of an 1371 Ming embassy to Borneo and a 1408 epitaph by Hu Guang for the Borneo king who died while visiting the Yongle court.
A list of translated, published Ming poems is available here.
Biography of Hong Chengchou, from the Draft Qing History. Translated by Tangming Li and two other UCSD students and used here by their permission, 2015, licensed under a CC-BY-SA 3.0 US license.
Blog on Ming Taizu’s Huangling Stele, by Laurie Dennis.
An account of Fang Keqin’s life by Fang Xiaoru, translated by Sarah Schneewind.
Collected Statutes of Great Ming (Da Ming huidian). Two excerpts; more would be welcome.
Ge Shouli, “Memorial concerning easing the burden of peasants,” 1567. Translated and contributed by Leif Littrup, 2017, licensed under a CC-BY-SA 3.0 US license.
Biographies of the Crazy Chou immortal and the Iron-cap Taoist, translated by Hok-lam Chan in Renditions (Spring 1975): 83-95. Copyright. Apply to the journal for permission to reprint.
Translations from some earlier (medieval) dynastic histories, compiled by Wen-yi Huang, are available here: http://earlychinasinology.blogspot.ca/2018/01/chinese-dynastic-histories-translations.html.
Wang Yangming’s Records of Instruction for Practice Vol. III, Huang Yifang’s Records 王陽明傳習錄卷下黃以方錄, translated by George L. Israel: https://www.georgelisrael.com/blog
Translation of material from the Veritable Records of Great Ming on Southeast Asia, by Geoff Wade are here.
Notes on the Malay Archipelago and Malacca, compiled from Chinese sources, translated by W. P. Groeneveldt.