This issue of the Nanjing Library is stocked with their precious manuscript manuscripts, and this time it is 13 precious manuscript manuscripts. Among them are the famous scholar Gu Yanwu's manuscript "Book of Guoli Diseases in Tianxia County" in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Qian Daxin and Huang Pilie (Qianshen Shushan Book), and the famous bibliophile Wu Qian's manuscript "Towel Box Collection", which has never been engraved or appeared in the bibliographies of various books, and is extremely precious. (The picture and text are from the WeChat public account "Nanjing Library")
The Book of The Diseases of the Heavenly Counties is not divided into volumes
(Qing) Gu Yanwu wrote the manuscript
Qian Daxin and Huang Pilie (Qianshen Shushan Shu)
Gu Yanwu (1613-1682), originally known as Zhen (绛), was renamed Yanwu (阎武), a native of Ningning( Zining), a native of Kunshan (present-day Jiangsu). A famous scholar in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, who regarded himself as a ming relic, a pioneer in the study of evidence in the Qing Dynasty, including the Five Books of Phonology and the Records of Rizhi.
At the time of the survival of the late Ming Dynasty, Gu Shi advocated the study of the application of the world, and went through the twenty-first history, the Chronicle of Tianxia County, and the Anthology of Chapters, which were recorded as the Book of Public Opinion and the Book of Li And disease. The book of Youdi is the "Zhaoyu Zhi", and the Book of Li Disease is this book. This book was scattered by the soldiers, and later supplemented by Gu Shi, but it was not completed in the end. Gu's book "did not define the example first", but from the overall structure, this book is first summarized, then divided into provinces, and has a certain narrative principle.
There is no board frame, and the lines of each book are uncertain. 钤 "Minister Da Xin Seal" and other seals. National Directory number 01652.
Yuqin Zhaizi is not divided into volumes (Qing) Yu Huai wrote the manuscript
Wu Weiye and You Tong inscriptions,
Gu Guangxi, Sun Xingyan, Wei Xizeng, Xu Zeng, Ding Bingba
Yu Huai (1616-1696), also known as Man Weng and Guang Xia, also known as Hushan Waishi, Han RailwayMan, and Gongxiang Resident, in his later years he called himself an old man. A native of Putian (now part of Fujian), he lived in Jinling and called himself Jiangning Yuhuai, Baixia Yuhuai, xiapi Yuhuai, and so on.
The main text is not divided into volumes, and more than 200 words are collected. The words are clear and beautiful, and the mood is long.
Frame height 20.7 cm, width 12.3 cm. Half-leaf seven lines, eighteen lines, blue grid, upper and lower lace, left and right sides. White mouth, no fish tail. 钤 "Seal of Yu Huai", "Guangxia", "Wu WeiYeYin", "Mei Estate", "Seal of You Dong", "Neem Pavilion Cao's Collection", "Changbai Shi cha clan's Violet Zhai Changling Book Print" and other prints. List of Nations number 06533.
Transcript of Lu Longqi's Compilation of The Second Volume (Qing) of the Summary of The Emperor
Pan Shien, Zhang Tingji, Lu Zhenba
Lu Longqi (1630-1692), formerly known as Longqi, was a native of Pinghu (now part of Zhejiang).
It is the second volume of the book, which describes the way of officials to engage in politics. Opening Yun: "The official should be honest and diligent, not special county order Ying Erye." ”
Half leaf eight lines, twenty-four lines. No canvas box. Plutonium "Lu Zhen", "Chen Lu ZhenYin", "Jiaxing Zhang Tingji Uncle Unfather Manuscript" and other prints. List of Nations number 04237.
Dongcheng Miscellaneous Records Volume II (Qing) li wrote
Manuscript Ding Bingbao
Li Yan (1692-1752), also spelled Taihong, also spelled Xiongfei, was a native of Qiantang (present-day Hangzhou, Zhejiang).
The book is preceded by a self-prologue by the author of the sixth year of Yongzheng. The main text is divided into two volumes, recording the old stories and relics of Hangzhou's Dongcheng, scenic spots, historical sites, customs and customs, and occasionally involving poems and inscriptions. The narrative is slightly ancient and detailed, which can make up for the unknown of the old history of Wulin.
The frame height is 18.2 cm and the width is 12.7 cm. Half leaf ten lines, twenty-one lines, four sides one, upper and lower black mouth, single black fish tail. The "Eight Thousand Volumes of Lou Rare Books", "Qian Tang Ding's Collection", "JiangYuan Rouzhao", "Jiangyuan Qitan", "Siku Bibliography", "Xin Di's Posthumous Acquisition" and other seals. List of Nations number 01682.
The Classic of Mountains and Seas is supplemented in five volumes
(Qing) Hui Dong wrote the manuscript
Hui Dong (1697-1758), also spelled Dingyu, was a native of Wu County (present-day Suzhou, Jiangsu). At that time, he was known as "Mr. Little Red Bean", a Qianjia scholar who specialized in scripture.
The text is divided into five volumes. Volume 1 "Nanshan Jing" and "Xishan Jing", Volume 2 "Beishan Jing" and "Dongshan Jing", Volume 3 "Zhongshan Jing", Volume 4 "Overseas South Classic", "Overseas West Classic", "Overseas North Classic", "Overseas East Classic", "Hai Nei Nan Jing", "Hai Nei West Classic", Volume V "Hai Nei North Classic", "Hai Nei Dong Jing", "Great Wilderness East Classic", "Great Wilderness South Classic", "Great Wilderness West Classic", "Great Wilderness North Classic". After the main text, Hui Dong wrote it, and the writing time was Yongzheng Gengji.
Frame height 21.4 cm, width 15.2 cm. Half-leaf twelve lines, lines of unequal characters, sides around, thick black mouths up and down, double pairs of black fish tails. National Register number 04817.
Notes on the Three Kingdoms Supplement sixty-five volumes
(Qing) Zhao Yiqing wrote the manuscript
Tao Jun xuan school and trek
Zhao Yiqing (1709-1764) was a native of Renhe, Zhejiang (present-day Yuhang, Hangzhou).
The main text is preceded by Tao Junxuan, the twenty-second year of the Qing Dynasty, who copied the sacred instructions of the Four Dynasties of Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, and Jiaqing on avoiding the name of the emperor, "The Book of Jin, Chen Shou Biography", "The Biography of Song Shu Pei Song", and the "Annotation Table of the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms" written by Pei Song in the sixth year of Liu Song Yuanjia. Volume 65 of the main text: On the Catalogue of the Annotations to the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, Volumes 1 to 30 Wei Zhi; in the Supplementary Catalogue of the Records of the Three Kingdoms, Volumes 31 to 45 Shu Zhi; Under the Supplementary Catalogue of the Records of the Three Kingdoms, Volumes 46 to 65 Wu Zhi.
Frame height 20.2 cm, width 14.8 cm. Half leaf ten lines, line twenty-two words, small characters double line the same, left and right sides, white mouth, single fish tail. Plutonium "Junxuan Hand School", "Tao Wen Chong Reading Secretary", "Eight Thousand Volumes of Lou Collection rare books", "Ding's Eight Thousand Volumes lou Zang Secretary" and other seals. List of States no. 10171.
Towel box set four rolls
(Qing) Wu Qian Series Manuscript Wu Qian Inscription
Wu Qian (1733-1813), also known as Chake ( 槎客 ; 1733–1813 ) , was a native of Haining ( now part of Zhejiang ) . Bibliophile, building a library named Worship Scripture Building. Among them, most of the fine and good books have been proofread and reviewed by Wu Shi, and later entered into the "Inscription of the Baijinglou Collection". Shi Huang Pilie had hundreds of Song editions of books, the self-titled library was named "Hundred Song Dynasties and One Book", and Wu Qian's multi-edition rare books were self-titled "Thousand Yuan And Ten Driving", which was comparable to each other and learned the legend of Lin.
The original title of the cover of each volume was "Lake and Sea Poetry", and the back circle was changed to "Towel Box Collection". The main text is divided into four volumes, which contain more than 400 poems composed by more than 120 families of the Qing Dynasty. Each family has a small biography of the author, the second is the main text of the poem, and there are Wu Qian's commentaries between the lines, most of which are their reading feelings, which also indicates the selection criteria for editors. Some of the poems have survived on this book alone. This manuscript has never been engraved, nor has it appeared in the bibliographies of various books, and it is extremely precious.
Folio is 26.8 cm high and 18.4 cm wide. The lines are different and there are no lines. National Directory number 12030.
Five volumes of Shizhou poetry
(Qing) Weng Fanggang manuscript
Weng Fanggang and Ye Jiwen
Weng Fanggang (1738-1818) was a native of Daxing (now Part of Beijing). Qianlong Jinshi, who has been in Jiangxi, Hubei, Jiangnan, and Shuntianxiang examinations, has studied politics in Guangdong, Jiangxi, and Shandong provinces. Erudite and masterful, he has excelled in jinshi, genealogy, calligraphy and painting, and lexicography, especially known for his poetry titles, and is the leader of the poetry circle in the middle of Jiaqing. He participated in the compilation of the Four Libraries. He is the author of "The Golden Stone Of the Two Han Dynasties", "Supplementary Notes on Su Poems", and "The Complete Collection of Fuchu Zhai".
It was written by Weng Fanggang when he studied eastern Guangdong and his students on poetry, and was written in the 30th to 33rd years of Qianlong. At the time of Weng's revision, the first five volumes of the draft were stolen. Five years later, her friend Ye Jiwen bought it from a bookstore and returned it to Weng. Weng Shi found that the end of the book had been used in his own name as a trek, and had no choice but to circle the false trek and make another trek to describe its journey. These two are juxtaposed at the end of the book, and the handwriting is very different, which is very impressive. Ye Jiwen, Zi Tongfeng, Qianjia shi Hubei Hanyang people, jinshi, official to the criminal section to give the matter. Rich collection of books.
The frame is 19 cm high and 13.2 cm wide. Half-leaf twelve lines, twenty-two lines, left and right sides, white mouth, single fish tail. 钤 "Qin Xi", "Ye's Treasure Secret", "Weng Fanggang" (pseudo), "Zheng Sanyi Character Zhongxu" (pseudo) and other seals. List of Nations number 12070.
The ancient Huantang scriptures are to be cited in one volume
(Qing) Wu Yifeng's manuscript
Zhang Yu inscription
Wu Yifeng (1742-1819), originally known as Fengming, Yizhong, Mei An, Yi Zuo Mei An, alias Gu Huan Tang master, ancestral home of Xiuning, Anhui, overseas Chinese lived in Wu County (now Suzhou, Jiangsu).
The whole book is only one volume, and according to the end of the volume, "One of the Important Volumes of the Ancient Huantang Scriptures, Class I", it can be seen that this book is not the whole book.
Frame height 19.3 cm, width 13.5 cm. Half leaf ten lines, line twenty-one words. Blue grid, perimeter unilateral, white mouth, single fish tail. Plutonium "Shi Li Ju Zang" and other seals. National Directory Number 11707.
Mencius Justice Thirty Volumes
(Qing) Jiao Xun wrote the manuscript
Wang Gong inscription
Jiao Xun (1763-1820), Zi Li Tang, a native of Yangzhou. He has studied the history of scripture, almanac, rhyme, and exegesis.
The earliest surviving commentary on Mencius is the Mencius Chapters and Verses by Zhao Qi of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Jiao Xun's this text is the justice done to the Han Zhao Qi Annotations, and can also be seen as the perfection of the Zhao Annotations. This book selects the interpretations and opinions of Mencius and Zhao Zhu in the commentaries on the history of the past dynasties and the writings of sixty-five scholars after the early Qing Dynasty, and examines almost everything about the famous and material canonical systems involved in the original book, which is a summary of the research results of Mencius in the Qianjia period.
The frame is 18.2 cm high and 13.4 cm wide. Half leaf ten lines, line twenty-one words, small characters double line the same. Red grid, red mouth, left and right sides. 钤 "Zhenzhou Wang's Yanshan Reading", "Yizheng Wang's Treasures" and other seals. National Register Number 11518.
Forty volumes of water injection and dredging
(Qing) Shen Qinhan manuscript
Shen Qinhan (1775-1831), ziwenqi, xiaowan, alias weaving curtain resident, Wu County (now Suzhou, Jiangsu), Jiaqing juren. He is knowledgeable and knowledgeable, good at exegesis, and especially good at geographical evidence. He is the author of "Two Han Shu Shu Shu Evidence" and "Zuo Chuan Supplementary Notes".
This manuscript is based on the forty volumes of Wu Yingdian's movable type printed version of the Water Sutra Notes, and is carefully annotated in the original book. This book was proofread many times by Shen Shi with Zhu Mo's two pens, and the time of the school publication was recorded after the volume.
The title of the book is determined by zhu pen at the end of the volume " Shen Qin Han finalized the version and neglected evidence " . Each volume contains a large water name. The root of the book is based on the elegant passage of Sikong Tu's "Poetry": "Sleeping qin green yin, there is a waterfall on it." The flowers fall without words, and the people are like chrysanthemums" as the order.
The frame height is 24.4 cm and the width is 15.3 cm. Half leaf nine lines, line twenty-one words, small characters double line the same, four sides, white mouth, single fish tail. 钤 "Shen Sheng", "Qin Han Zeng Read", "Xiao WanXin Appreciation", "The Room of Weaving Curtain Survey Books" and other prints. National Directory number 01689.
Spring and Autumn Analogy Guan Guan Example Volume II (Qing) Written by Wang Mingxi
Xia Wei rubao Dai Wang, Luo Yue, Chen Ding, Xu Tang, Tang Chenglie, Lu Dinghan, Wu Kangshou inscription
Wang Mingxi (1822-1893), also known as Yuxi, called himself a great fool, was a native of Yanghu (present-day Changzhou, Jiangsu). There are three kinds of "Spring and Autumn Classics" study works. He has also studied astronomical geography, especially familiar with Wuzhong water conservancy, and authored the "Changzhou Wuyang Water Conservancy Book".
The main text is in two volumes, fourteen articles such as the first volume of the yuan, the month, and the day of the king, the day, and the eleventh, and the thirty-seventh articles of the second volume of the pingji and the example of the loss.
Folio 27.9 cm, width 18.0 cm. Half-leaf twelve lines, thirty-one lines, small characters double lines the same. 钤 "Xia Yin Wei Ru" and "Yong Xi" seal. National List Number 10112.
The Diary of the Four Kingdoms of England, France, and Yibi continued in six volumes and ten volumes
(Qing) Xue Fucheng Manuscript, Eleven Volumes (I. Continued)
Xue Fucheng (1838-1894), zi shuyun, number Yong, a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. He was a minister to Britain, France, Italy and Belgium, and was one of the main leaders of the modern foreign affairs movement.
The six volumes of this diary are now in volume 1, starting from the 11th day of the first month of the 16th year of Guangxu to the 17th of February, and the continuation of the 10th volume is from the first day of March of the 17th year of Guangxu to the 28th of May of the 20th year of Guangxu.
Front roll: frame height 18.6 cm, width 11.4 cm. Half leaf nine lines, twenty-five lines, four sides, white mouth, single fish tail. Engraved under the heart of the plate "ShochikuZai". Continuation: Frame height 17.1 cm, width 12.6 cm. Half leaf ten lines, twenty-one lines, left and right sides, black mouth, single fish tail. Engraved under the heart of the "Wuxi Xue's private manuscript". There is Lieutenant Colonel Qing Xueying. National Register number 01600.