On the Shaping and Development of the Historical Stories in the Tang Dynasty
Han Yun
Abstract
Han Yun
Abstract
The Stories (Xiao Shuo) belonging to philosophical works were changed to historical works by Liu Zhiji in the early Tang. After this, a series of historical stories were written, including Liu Su's Shuitangjiahua (Xiaoshuo), an anonymous author's Datangzhuanzhai, Li Zhao's Tangguoshibu and Gao Yanxiu's Tangqueshi, which displayed different styles from literary stories. At last, a merge trend arose in Sun Guanxian's Beimengshuoyan in the early Song.
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The Stories (Xiao Shuo) belonging to philosophical works were changed to historical works by Liu Zhiji in the early Tang. After this, a series of historical stories were written, including Liu Su's Shuitangjiahua (Xiaoshuo), an anonymous author's Datangzhuanzhai, Li Zhao's Tangguoshibu and Gao Yanxiu's Tangqueshi, which displayed different styles from literary stories. At last, a merge trend arose in Sun Guanxian's Beimengshuoyan in the early Song.
Key concepts: Merge (version control), Literature, History, Historical record, Art, Biography, Computer science, Information retrieval