A Study on Editions of People's Different Literary Collection in Jin Dynasty Handed down from Ancient Times
Shu‐Ling Wang
Abstract
Shu‐Ling Wang
Abstract
People in Jin Dynasty did not concerned about carving, so documents at that time have not been spread extensively. From Yuan Dynasty to Qing Dynasty, few documents of Jin Dynasty could be found because of wars during the changes of different dynasties. It seems especially precious that there are only about ten kinds of its old editions and editions made by some people in later dynasties. In this essay, the author just investigates the content of the collections of some main writers like Wang Ji, Qiu Chuji, Wang Tinyun, Zhao Bingwen, Wang Ruoxu, Li Junming and Yuan Haowen, studying their styles of edition and narrating their values. Documents of people in Jin Dynasty are also briefly illustrated in this essay.
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People in Jin Dynasty did not concerned about carving, so documents at that time have not been spread extensively. From Yuan Dynasty to Qing Dynasty, few documents of Jin Dynasty could be found because of wars during the changes of different dynasties. It seems especially precious that there are only about ten kinds of its old editions and editions made by some people in later dynasties. In this essay, the author just investigates the content of the collections of some main writers like Wang Ji, Qiu Chuji, Wang Tinyun, Zhao Bingwen, Wang Ruoxu, Li Junming and Yuan Haowen, studying their styles of edition and narrating their values. Documents of people in Jin Dynasty are also briefly illustrated in this essay.
Key concepts: Carving, History, Ancient history, Literature, Art, Archaeology