Ming Zhengde Ten Years (1515) edition, there is a history of Mu Shouzhi, editor-in-chief Han Sizhong, zi zhizhi, jiansheng, Baoding Xincheng people, county order; co-editor Zhang Qi, Datong ren, Hongzhi Jiazi township test second place, xiangxian. A total of seven volumes, 112 pages, more than 40,000 words, originally no longer exist, the Shanghai Library has film, the Zhongmu County Archives Bureau, Zhongmu County Geographical Names Office in 1985 photocopies, and corrected, so that it can be preserved.
Twenty-three years of the Ming Dynasty (1595) edition. Nothing exists.
Apocalypse VI (1626) edition. The county order Duan Yaoran majored, and the township sage Zhang Minbiao compiled. The book is based on the authentic German edition. The book is divided into five volumes, six chronicles, and sixty-six headings. At the beginning of the volume, there are the main Duan Yaoran sequence, the county chronicle map, the territory map, the city box map, the county map, the xuegong map, the table of contents, and at the end of the volume there are the old sequences of Ming Zhengde Ten Years Han Sizhong, Wanli Twelve Years Qiao Bixing, and Wanli Twenty-five Years Chen Youxue. Exists today.
The Sixteenth Year of Qing Shunzhi (1659) Edition. Wu Yanfang (纂修吴彦芳), also spelled Yousheng (字友聖), was a native of Gumin (Fuzhou), a jinshi (進士), and served in Zhongmuzhi County for sixteen years in Shunzhi. Collect xu yanshou, zi cunyong, ancient Min people, sheng yuan. Dazhongcong Jia Fujun (贾汉復, Jiaohou, Manchu, present-day Quwo County, Shanxi) was rebuilt. Although before this book, there were already four editions of Ming Zhengde, Wanli (two editions), and the Apocalypse, by the time of Qing Shunzhi, the old zhi was already a "recommended (Tong" Jin) gentleman's collection. Fathers and fathers cannot say anything. Therefore, through the collection of historical materials from the people and the painstaking compilation of the sages, it became a chronicle, ten volumes, nineteen categories, and twenty-three eyes. At the beginning of the volume, there is the major Wu Yanfang Order, and the directory county chronicle map (Zhongmu County General Map, County Town Map, County Governance Map, Xuegong Map). The book is a chronicle of the early Qing Dynasty. The information of the current dynasty is rich and detailed, and the historical materials of the previous generation have deficiencies, omissions and errors. Only the classification list is more complete than the previous chronicle, laying the foundation for future generations to continue to repair the county chronicle. Nothing exists.
Kangxi Fourteenth Year (1675) Edition. The editor-in-chief Han Zunguang, Zi Duchen, Gao Yangren, Shunzhi Eighteenth Year Jinshi, Kangxi Nine Years Zhongmu County Ling. Fellow practitioner Ran Xiaozu. The book is based on the zhishu cultivated by Wu Yanfang, the county commander of the county sixteen years ago, as a continuation of the book. Reworking Zhongmu County Zhixuyun: "But the years have changed, the times have changed ... ... If we do not continue to plant, things will be lost for a long time, and falsehoods will be spread, and the fathers and old sons of the barnyard people will look at it." Therefore, on the basis of the original zhi, the content of the current dynasty was added, making the zhi book richer. The whole book consists of fifteen volumes and twenty-three eyes. At the beginning of the volume, there are the former county order Wu Yanfang Zhongmu County Zhi Zi Order, Han Caoguang's re-revision of the Zhongmu County Zhi Order, shunzhi fifteen years of Fujun Jia Han fu, Shunzhi sixteen years ago zhishu repair after the submission, Xiu zhi surname, table of contents, Zhongmu County general map, county town map, county governance map, Xuegong map. The book is based on the examples of the sixteen-year-old Chronicle of Shunzhi and enriched and revised. Yiwenzhi alone occupies a five-volume volume, adding many valuable historical materials to the original Zhishu, but "The Ritual Ceremony ... Lost too much". Due to its age and changes, there is no complete collection today, and there is a shortage of four volumes of existing copies, which is one of the major shortcomings of the book (mostly biographies and some art texts). The book is only stored in the Beijing Library.
Qianlong Nineteenth Year Edition. In 1754, Sun He edited it. The chronicle is based on the county chronicle repaired by Han Caoguang fourteen years ago by the Qing Kangxi Dynasty. The former zhi has been worn out for a long time, and the handwriting has been worn out, and now to the Xiuxian Chronicle, "Hoshino History, although it is still zhi in the future, it will be collected from the group of books to make up for the lack of preparation." The book is divided into eleven volumes, ten zhi, seventy-nine items. The book begins with the Sixteenth Year of Shunzhi (1653) Wu Yanfang Zhongmu County Zhiyuan Sequence, the Kangxi Fourteenth Year Han Caoguang Re-repairing the Zhongmu County Zhiyuan Sequence, and the continuator Sun He Xiang Re-repairing the Zhongmu County Zhi sequence, the county territory map, the county map, the office map, the Xuegong map, the river canal map, the table of contents, the Xiuzhi surname, the example, etc. The book is a reconstruction of the previous chronicle, supplementing many valuable historical materials, especially the river canal chronicle, which is equipped with a river canal map, which is detailed in the records and illustrated, but the zhi is still confused in the division of the aspirations. Nothing exists.
In the ninth year of Tongzhi, in 1870 AD, Wu Ruoliang, a Qiantang man, was appointed as the commander of Zhongmu County, and presided over the compilation of the county chronicle. The book is based on the Qianlong County Chronicle. The book inherits and develops the style of the previous zhi, and the structure becomes more rational. However, some historical materials, the research is untrue, follow the folklore, and the jade has a slight flaw. Exists today.
The 24th year of the Republic of China (1935) edition, initiated by Song Ziyin, director of the Zhongmu People Education Bureau, and other officials, the governor of Zhongmu Tongbairen Xiong Shaolong compiled the county chronicle, the county magistrate Yan Shiren Xiao Dexin compiled, the education bureau continued to repair the county history department editor-in-chief, Song Qin proofread by Guang and Du Shude, and the Mingdetang Bookstore printed. The book is 1080 pages in two volumes. The book was widely circulated, and there were many citations in later generations, and the information of the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China was relatively detailed. There are obvious deficiencies in the examination of historical materials, so there are many omissions. In particular, ZhongmuYi, although a large list of zhishu records, but the final conclusion: "Right record of the old zhi evidence: Zhongmu is Zheng Putian, not the Jin Buddha Zaiyi also." "The history of the Middle Mu Han Dynasty is broken, and this book is the first. The Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences has a collection.
After the founding of New China, in 1999 and 2007 respectively, the Zhongmu County Chronicle Office published the "Zhongmu County Chronicle" twice, and the information after the founding of the People's Republic of China was authoritative and detailed.