Observations on the Life and Works of Liu Yiqing
Zhenjun Zhang
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Zhenjun Zhang
Abstract
As the compiler of several noted collections of Chinese tales, Prince Liu Yiqing was one of the most important figures in the history of early medieval Chinese culture, yet his life has never been fully studied. This article provides the first complete English translation of Liu’s biography, observations on Liu’s life from three different perspectives, and a discussion of his works.
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As the compiler of several noted collections of Chinese tales, Prince Liu Yiqing was one of the most important figures in the history of early medieval Chinese culture, yet his life has never been fully studied. This article provides the first complete English translation of Liu’s biography, observations on Liu’s life from three different perspectives, and a discussion of his works.
Key concepts: Biography, History, Literature, Genealogy, Ancient history, Classics, Art