The Nanjing Library is showing their precious Ming and Qing editions this time, and this time it is 13 precious Ming Dynasty periodicals. Ming Dynasty carved books, different characteristics of different periods. Early Ming Dynasty to Zhengde: Heikou, Zhao Zi, Jiyuan. Jiajing to Wanli: White Mouth, Square Character, Imitation Song. Wanli to Chongzhen: white mouth, long characters, and secrets. The Qing Dynasty carved books, with diverse layouts and pay attention to avoiding secrets. The hard-type characters are horizontal and vertical, and the font is square; the soft-type characters are stretched, flexible and elegant, and they are popular in the three dynasties of Kang Yongqian. (The picture and text are from the WeChat public account "Nanjing Library")
Thirty-six volumes of the Agricultural Book (Yuan) were written by Wang Zhen
In the ninth year of Ming Jiajing (1530), shandong envoys carved this
Wang Zhen (1271-1368), courtesy name Boshan, was a native of Dongping (present-day Dongping, Shandong). In the fourth year of Dade (1300), he served as the county governor of Yongfeng (present-day Jiangxi), benefiting the people and promising.
This book is an important work of ancient Chinese agronomy and has a wide range of applications. The text is composed of thirty-six volumes, divided into six episodes of "Nongsang Tongzhi", twenty episodes of "Atlas of Agricultural Tools", and ten episodes of "Valley Spectrum". In the catalog, the "Valley Spectrum" is eleven volumes, and volume 11 has three items: "Poetry of the Seventh Month of Feng", "Five Views of Food Time", and "Preparation for Famine", and this volume is the engraved "Preparation for Famine" after the tenth volume, and the content of the eleven volumes is not seen, which should be the original lack.
The frame height is 24.3 cm and the width is 15.7 cm. Half leaf eleven lines, twenty-two lines, small characters double line the same, four sides unilateral, white mouth, no fish tail. 钤 "Xu Yan Collection", "Ou Ji Room Wang Collection", "Eight Thousand Volumes Of Lou Rare Books", "Eight Thousand Volumes of Lou Collection of Books", "Good Book Room" and other prints. National Register number 01780.
BianHuaquan collection of eight volumes
(Ming) Bian Gong (Ming) Liu Tianmin Series
Ming Jiajing seventeen years (1538) Sima Luzhan engraving
Bian Gong (1476-1532), zi tingshi, was a native of Licheng (present-day Jinan, Shandong). Jinshi, official to Nanjing Hubu Shangshu. Gong Shi, together with Li Mengyang, He Jingming, and Xu Zhenqing, is called "Hongzheng Sijie".
Liu Tianmin, year of birth and death unknown. The character XiYin (希尹), courtesy name Youshan, was a native of Licheng (present-day Jinan, Shandong). Zhengde entered the army for nine years, and was promoted to the rank of deputy envoy of the Inspection Division. There is "Youshan Collection".
After Bian Gong's death, Liu Tianmin began compiling his poetry collection in the fourteenth year of Jiajing. The following year, Li Kaixian also began to select the "Bian Huaquan Poetry Collection". Li Shi completed it first, and in the seventeenth year, Tosu You was carved in Taiyuan, Shanxi. Liu's book was published by Sima Luzhan, the prefect of Jinan, that is, this book. Sima Luzhan (1492-?) ), mingtai, character Lu Zhan, word Xihong, late longguangshan people. A native of Jiangning (present-day Nanjing, Jiangsu). In the second year of Jiajing (1523), he entered the priesthood and became an official to the prefect of Jinan. The collection was extremely rich, and after returning to his hometown, he built a library building called Huailuo Pavilion and compiled his writings for the rest of his life.
The frame height is 17.3 cm and the width is 14.1 cm. Half-leaf eleven lines, two crosses per line. White mouth, left and right sides, on a single fish tail. National Register No. 11952.
Fifteen volumes of the Spring and Autumn Collection (Yuan) were written by Zhao Fan
Ming Jiajing Thirty-four Years (1555) Jin Yue Engraved Blue Edition
Ding Bingbao
Zhao Yi (1319-1369), also spelled Zichang, was a native of Xiuning (present-day Xiuning, Anhui). He is known as Mr. Higashiyama. He studied under Huang Ze and learned from Chunqiu.
The book is fifteen volumes, in the order of the Twelve Dukes of Lu, of which the Dukes of Xiang, xianggong, and Zhaogong are divided into upper and lower levels.
The frame height is 18.6 cm and the width is 12.7 cm. Half leaf nine lines, twenty-one lines, small characters double lines. Unilateral on all sides, white mouth, no fishtail. Plutonium "Chapter of The Prince of Pingyang Jizi", "Secretary of the Map of the Zaotang", "Ke Ting Browsing Place", "Books collected by The Wang Jiqing Family in Xiuyang", "Wenfu of Jiyang", "Secretary of the 8,000-Volume Louzang of the Ding Dynasty" and so on. National Directory Number 10103.
Jiao Yilin Vol. 2 Title (Han) Written by Jiao Yanshou
Forty years after Ming Jiajing (1561), the engraving of the Mian Academy of the Ming Dynasty
Gu Guangqi and recorded Lu Yidian School Trek Ding Bingbao
Jiao Yanshou (Jiao Yanshou), courtesy name Gan, was a native of Liang (present-day Shangqiu, Henan) of the Western Han Dynasty. Specialized and easy to learn. Zhiyi Mingjia Jingfang was his disciple.
It is a book that introduces the astrology of yin and yang disasters into Yixue, quotes a large number of pre-Qin classics such as the Book of Poetry, imitates and innovates the style of Zhou Yi, has a high literary value, and also has an impact on later Yi works.
Frame height 18.7 cm, width 14.5 cm. Half leaf twelve lines, line twenty-four words, small characters double line the same, left and right sides, white mouth. Plutonium "Gu Yin Qianli", "Gu Jian Ping Collection", "Songsheng", "Jiahuitang Ding Clan Collection" and other seals. National Register number 10450.
Guangyu Tu Vol. 2 (Yuan) Zhu Siben (Ming) Luo Hongxian Hu Song Supplement
Ming Jiajing forty-five years (1566) Han Jun'en, Du Si carved ben
Chu Siben (1273-?) ), zi benchu, number Zhenyi, Linchuan (present-day Fuzhou, Jiangxi) people. geographer. Luo Hongxian (1504-1564), also known as Dafu( 号念庵), was a native of Jishui (present-day Jishui, Jiangxi), and was a member of the Ming Dynasty. Geographical cartographer.
This book is a general map of the Ming Dynasty. Luo Hongxian, on the basis of Zhu Siben's "Map of Public Opinion", conducted on-the-spot investigations, verified place names, and noted them in detail; he also referred to Fourteen kinds of maps, such as Li Zemin's "Sound Teachings and Beings", Xu Yan's "Nine-Sided Diagram", "Nine-Sided Diagram", "Shipping Map", etc., and added twenty-four kinds of legends to make the map more scientific and practical. It was formed in more than ten years and is the first part of the provincial atlas of ancient China.
The frame is 26 cm high and 17.5 cm wide. Half-leaf thirteen lines, twenty-five lines, small characters double line the same. Left and right sides, white mouth, double pair of black fish tails. Plutonium "Ding Bing", "Eight Thousand Volumes lou rare book", "Jiahuitang Ding clan collection secretary" and other seals. National Directory number 04122.
Re-proofing Mr. Heshan's large collection of 100 volumes (Song) written by Wei Weng
Ming Jiajing Anguo Copper Movable Type Print (Volumes 84 to 86, 99 to 13, 17 with Qing Manuscript) Ji Zhenyi, Ding Bingba
Wei Yiweng (1178–1237), courtesy name Huafu, was a native of Pujiang, Qiongzhou (present-day Sichuan). The official signed the Privy Council affairs.
Copper movable type printing flourished after the Ming Dynasty, basically concentrated in the Jiangnan area, and An Guo was one of the outstanding representatives. An Guo (1481-1534), zi Mintai, a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. Because of his love for osmanthus flowers, he is known as "Guipo Gong". Ann's copper movable type printing books, proofreading are exquisite, cherished by the world.
The frame height is 19.5 cm and the width is 13.8 cm. Half-leaf thirteen lines, sixteen lines, left and right sides, white mouth, single black fish tail. 钤 "Dong Yin Qichang", "Ji Yin Zhenyi", "Cangwei", "Wucheng", "Lunyin Jiahui Yilin", "Jiahuitang Collection of Reading Books" and other prints. List of Nations number 02084.
Zheng Duanjian Gonggong Discussion Fourteen Volumes (Ming) zheng xiao wrote
Four Years of Ming Longqing (1570)
Xiang's Ten Thousand Scrolls Hall Inscription
Zheng Xiao (1499-1566), also known as Zheng Xiao (1499-1566), was a native of Haiyan (now part of Zhejiang). Jiajing entered the army in the second year, fought against the Wokou and made meritorious contributions, and was appointed to the Shangshu of the Punishment Department. Humble Jane.
At the beginning of the volume, there is Long Qing Xin Wei (five years) Xiang Dushou's "Duanjian Zheng Gong Gong Gong Shu". The main text is in fourteen volumes, volumes 1 to 10 huaiyang (Yang) categories, volumes 11 bingbu categories, and volumes 12 to 14 punishment departments.
Tablets: "Jiahe Xiangshi/ Ten Thousand Volumes of Tang Journal", "Longqing Geng Noon Autumn September Carving Completion".
The frame height is 18.7 cm and the width is 13.9 cm. Half leaf ten lines, line two crosses, small characters double line the same. Left and right sides, white mouth, no fish tail. Plutonium "Eight Thousand Volumes Lou Rare Books", "Jiahuitang Collection of Reading Books", "Shanshu Hall" and other prints. National Directory number 07816.
Tea Book Of Twenty-Seven Kinds and Thirty-Three Volumes (Ming) Yu Zheng ed
Engraved in the forty-first year of the Ming Dynasty (1613).
Yu Zheng, year of birth and death unknown. Zi Zhengzhi, a native of Nanchang, Jiangxi. Twenty-three years into the Wanli Dynasty. He served as Langzhong of the Nanjing Bingbu, out of Fuzhou Prefecture, and promoted to patrol the road.
Tea culture in the Ming Dynasty began to revive, and a large number of related monographs came out. This book was compiled by the author when he was in Fujian, and is divided into five parts: benevolence, righteousness, etiquette, wisdom, and faith. Renbu received six kinds of "Tea Classic", "Tea Record", "Dongxi Trial Tea Record"; Yibu received eight kinds of "Tea Recipe", "Tea Set Tuzan", "Tea Liao Ji", etc.; Reibe received three kinds of "Tea Book", "Tea Flute Algae", "Boiling Spring Sketch", etc.; Zhibu received eight kinds of "Tea Record", "Tea Examination", "Tea Saying", etc.; And Shinbe received two kinds of "Cooking Tea Atlas" attached to the "Tea Collection".
According to the forty-first year of the Wanli Calendar, Yu Zheng said that "Fang Fu Kills Qing", it is known that this engraving was written in the forty-first year of the Wanli Calendar. Compared with the Eighteen Editions inscribed in the 40th year of the Wanli Calendar such as the Cabinet Bunko (according to the Commentary on the Complete Collection of Chinese Tea Books written by Bumu Shiofu), the first three editions are the same, this book has more than eight kinds of "Zhibu" and several leaves of the "Tea Story Song" in the "Tea Collection", and the "Cooked Tea Atlas" is complete, then this book is actually an additional edition of the Wanli Forty-first Year Supplement.
Frame height 20.9 cm, width 14.8 cm. Half a leaf nine lines, eighteen lines, small characters double line the same. Left and right sides, white mouth, single white fish tail. Plutonium "Eight Thousand Volumes of Lou Rare Books", "Eight Thousand Volumes of Lou Collection of Books", "Good Book Room" prints. List of States no. 11766.
Warring States Policy Twelve Volumes (Ming) Min Qi Ling Cut Notes Yuan Ben Bibliography Volume I
In the forty-eighth year of the Ming Dynasty (1620), Min Qi engraved a three-color overprint
Min Qiling (1580-1662), also known as Wu and Wu, was a native of Wucheng (present-day Huzhou, Zhejiang). Ming Zhusheng. A famous engraver at the end of the Ming Dynasty, he was on a par with Ling Mengchu.
In this book, Min Qiling selected the annotations and comments of various families on the Warring States Policy in the past, so it is called "Cutting Notes". The whole book has a main text clip note and a three-color comment on the ink vermilion at the head of the sky, and the main text is circled with vermilion and blue. The main text is followed by the Catalogue of the Yuanben, which contains the Catalogue of the Meta-Ben of the 33rd volume and the 486th chapter.
The frame height is 21.6 cm and the width is 15.4 cm. Half leaf nine lines, line nineteen characters, small characters double line same, white mouth, four sides one. No fishtails. 钤 "Qi Ling", "Min XII", "Min", "Qi", "伋" and other seals. List of Countries no. 03818.
The Thirty-Nine Volumes of the Musical Law Book (Ming) were written by Zhu Zaiyu
Ming Wanli Zheng Fan engraving
Zhu Zaiyu (1536-1611), Zi Boqin, was a native of Ququ Mountain and Jiufeng Mountain. The ninth grandson of Ming Taizu and the sixth generation of Zheng Fan. The name is duanqing.
It is a comprehensive treatise on the calendar of music and dance. There are 11 kinds of 39 volumes of the main text: 4 volumes of new theories of Vinaya, 1 volume of new theories of musicology, 1 volume of ancient texts of the Book of Music, 1 volume of new theories of arithmetic, 1 volume of 1 volume of Vinaya Jingyi, 1 volume of 1 volume of caoman ancient music scores, 1 volume of music scores of xuangong, 6 volumes of music scores of rural drinking poetry, 1 volume of small dance scores of the six generations, 1 volume of music scores of small dance towns, 1 volume of 2nd adorned Zhaotu, and 1 volume of small dance scores of Lingxing.
The frame height is 25.5 cm and the width is 20.2 cm. Half leaf twelve lines, twenty-five lines, small characters double line the same. Sides on all sides, thick black mouths up and down, double pairs of black fish tails. Plutonium "Dream Gull Immortal Hall", "Li Yang" seal. National Directory number 03334.
The Gan seal collection of four volumes (Ming) Gan Yang seal engraving
Ming Wanli engraved print
Gan Yang, year of birth and death unknown. The character Xufu (旭甫), courtesy name Yindong, was a native of Moling (present-day Nanjing, Jiangsu).
Gan was born in the family of official eunuchs, and after repeated attempts, he lived in seclusion in Nanjing's Jilong Mountain, entertaining himself with book carvings. Seal books are famous and proficient in engraving, especially the Qin and Han seals, and are famous seal engravers during the Ming Dynasty. The book is divided into four volumes: volume 1 official seal, volume 2 Zhai tang pavilion seal, and volume 3 to 4 seals. Previously, Ming Xu Ling wrote the "Gan's Seal Collection" and The Gan Yang Self-Prologue.
Frame height 20.7 cm, width 14 cm. Half leaf eight lines, eighteen lines, four sides one-sided, white mouth, no fish tail. 钤 "Wang ShaoYiYin" and other seals. National Directory number 01844.
Three volumes of the Map of Ancient Chinese Opinion (Ming) written by Wu Guofu and Shen Dingzhi
In the sixteenth year of Ming Chongzhen (1643), he engraved a vermilion ink overprint
Wu Guofu (吴国助), date of birth and death unknown, was a native of Shanyin (present-day Shaoxing, Zhejiang). Shen Dingzhi, date of birth and death unknown, was a native of Siming (present-day Ningbo, Zhejiang).
The whole book contains a total of fifty-nine maps, and there are ancient public opinion maps that say, "The world is also a game, and the other one who is inseparable from the history of the other is also inexhaustible, and the map is also the spectrum of the game", indicating the importance of the map. The text is the first list of "General Map of the Ancient Huayi Region", followed by the Daming Zhaozhao Map, the Daming Wanshi Unified Map, the Nine-Sided Map, and then the Map of the Dynasties. Most of the maps in the text are accompanied by illustrations to illustrate the historical evolution. The printed map is based on the ink-colored Ming Dynasty map, and the names of the territories and counties of other eras are overprinted in vermilion to show the evolution and changes of ancient and modern geography. This is also the earliest surviving historical map of Zhu Mo overprinting.
Frame height 25.1 cm, width 16.2 cm. Half leaf ten lines, line twenty-four words, small characters double line the same, four sides one side, white mouth, on the single black fish tail. 钤 "Taiyuan Wang Clan" and other seals. National Register number 04126.
ZTE Records is not divided into volumes (Ming) written by Feng Menglong
Ming Hong photocut
Feng Menglong (1574-1646), the characters Yulong, Ziyu, etc., the number of Longziyu, the master of Mo Xianzhai and so on. A native of Changzhou (present-day Suzhou, Jiangsu).
The whole book is not divided into volumes, and it contains Shi Kefa's "Minister's Proposal for The Establishment of Zhongxing Qice", Peng Ruheng's "Ding zhongyuan Qice", Lu Yan's "Book of the Upper Cabinet", Wen Zhenheng's "Record of Meritorious Heroes Greeting Fu Wang Dengji", "Jianguo Fu Wang's Edict Pardoning the World twenty-eight paragraphs" and other policies related to the political situation at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
The frame height is 21.8 cm and the width is 14.1 cm. Half-leaf seven lines, twenty-one lines, small characters double lines, left and right sides, white mouth. National Register Number 01537.