Continuation of the Supplement for the Complete Ci in the Ming Dynasty:Another Excerpt Which Comes from Some Rare Corpora of the Ming Dynasty Collected in Japan
Zhaopeng Wang
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Zhaopeng Wang
Abstract
Liang Yungou is a poet in the later Ming Dynasty.It's a pity that only two pieces of his poem were compiled in the Complete Ci in the Ming Dynasty,though he had written so much poem.Both the Bao Ling Ji and Bao Ling JiⅡwere his anthologies,they are known only be collected in the Library of Japanese Congress and the Library of Japanese Cabinet separately.There are 110 pieces of Ci totally in the two books,so we can add more 109 poem to the Complete Ci in the Ming Dynasty.
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Liang Yungou is a poet in the later Ming Dynasty.It's a pity that only two pieces of his poem were compiled in the Complete Ci in the Ming Dynasty,though he had written so much poem.Both the Bao Ling Ji and Bao Ling JiⅡwere his anthologies,they are known only be collected in the Library of Japanese Congress and the Library of Japanese Cabinet separately.There are 110 pieces of Ci totally in the two books,so we can add more 109 poem to the Complete Ci in the Ming Dynasty.
Key concepts: Cabinet (room), Poetry, Pity, History, Literature, Ancient history, Art, Archaeology