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The    C.   discoidalis    species group of the genus    Calleida    Latreille from Asia (in the sense of  Casale and Shi 2018 ) is revised with six species recognized. Four new species are described:    C.   piligera    Shi &amp; Casale,  sp. n.  (type locality: Taiwan: Siling,   24.65°N, 121.42°E  );    C.   cochinchinae    Casale &amp; Shi,  sp. n.  (type locality: Vietnam: “Cochinchina”);    C.   yunnanensis    Shi &amp; Casale,  sp. n.  (type locality: Yunnan: Caiyanghe,   22.60°N, 101.12°E  ); and    C.   luzonensis    Casale &amp; Shi,  sp. n.  (type locality: Philippines: Nagtipunan,   16.22°N, 121.60°E  ).    C.   fukiensis    Jedlička, 1963 is confirmed as an available and valid species name, and C.suensoni    Kirschenhofer, 1986 is newly synonymized with it. A phylogenetic analysis of Oriental    Calleida    species, based on adult morphological characters, is performed. The results show that the monophyly of most species groups in Oriental    Calleida    is accepted, but the    C.   discoidalis    group appears polyphyletic and comprises three lineages. However, because many species relationships in the cladogram lack significant supporting, presently the    C.   discoidalis    group was remained to use for morphological convenience. Five types of female reproductive tracts were recognized, corresponding to five branches in the cladogram.

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Revision of the Oriental species of    Calleida    Latreille ( sensu lato ). Part 2: the    C.   discoidalis    species group (  Coleoptera  ,   Carabidae  ,   Lebiini  )