Classical category

The Confucian "Fifteen Classics" and related works are collected by the Confucian Classics Department, with a total of 10 categories, including the Book of Changes, Books, Poems, Rites, the Spring and Autumn Period, Filial Piety, Five Classics, Four Books, Music and Primary Schools, among which Rites are divided into six categories: Zhou Rites, Rites, Rites, Three Rites, General Rites and Miscellaneous Rites.

Fifteen Classics: refers to fifteen Confucian classics formed in the Southern Song Dynasty. They are The Book of Songs, Shangshu, Zhou Li, Yi Li, The Book of Rites, Zhouyi, Zuo Zhuan, Gongyang Zhuan, Gu Liangzhuan, The Analects of Confucius, Erya, Xiao Jing, Mencius, Daxue and The Doctrine of the Mean.

Notes on the Fifteenth Classic: Annotation is also called sparseness. Note: Annotation of words and phrases in the Confucian Classics is also called biography, writing, interpretation, chapter, sentence, etc. Sparse, the annotation of notes, is also called righteousness sparse, righteousness sparse and so on. Annotation is related to the truth, meaning, pronunciation and correctness of words, grammar and rhetoric, as well as names and things, canon, historical facts and so on.

History of Confucian classics and primary school history: The history of Confucian classics is the history of Confucian classics, and primary schools are divided into exegesis, word books and rhyme books. In the Western Han Dynasty, philology was called "primary school", and in the Tang and Song Dynasties, it was also called "primary school". Reading must first be literate, master the form, sound and meaning of words and learn to use them.

History, as the second of the four books in China ancient library.

There are 15 categories of historical books collected by the History Department, including official history, chronology, miscellaneous history, other history, imperial edicts, biographies, historical notes, records, seasons, geography, official positions, political books, catalogues and historical reviews, among which imperial edicts are divided into imperial edicts and imperial edicts. Geographical points 10 genus, namely, Gongshu, Tongzhi, Dujun, rivers, frontier defense, mountains and rivers, historical sites, miscellaneous notes, travel notes and external notes; Officials are divided into two genera, namely, official system and official admonition; Political books are divided into six genera, namely, general system, ritual system, national planning, military and political affairs, regulations and examinations; The catalogue is divided into two categories: classic and epigraphy.

Official history: Historical Records, Hanshu and other biographical history books with the biography of the emperor as the key link. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the twenty-fourth history was declared as the official history. 192 1 year, the Beiyang warlord government added a new yuan history, collectively known as the 25 th history. Soon, the draft of the Qing dynasty was compiled into it, collectively known as the twenty-six histories.

Chronology: sorting out historical materials, works, etc. In chronological order.

A genre of history books. Take historical events as the key link, list the important historical facts separately, and write each article in chronological order. Yuan Shu's Zi Zhi Tong Jian was founded in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Miscellaneous history, etc. : one of the four categories of miscellaneous history books. Refers to historical books that do not belong to official history or miscellaneous history. Miscellaneous history is a kind of historical book different from biographies, chronicles and chronicles of the old times. Or remember a moment's experience, or remember the whole story, or just a private story, but all have the nature of historical anecdotes.

Historical review: a work that comments on historical events or history books. For example, Wang Fuzhi's Zi Zhi Tong Jian and Song Lun are monographs on historical events; Liu Zhiji's Shi Tong and Zhang Xuecheng's Shi Wen Yi Tong contain many historical book comments.

Imperial edict memorial: imperial edict, style name. Orders and proclamations issued by ancient emperors, queens or queens. Including books, rules, decrees, imperial edicts, letters, decrees, imperial edicts, books, teaching and so on. Commemoration, style name. Ancient courtiers played various roles of the emperor, including expressing, playing, sparse, discussing, writing, sealing and so on.

Biography: also known as biography. Words that record the deeds of characters. Generally narrated by others, but with a self-described life, it is called "autobiography". Biography can be roughly divided into two categories: one is historical biography or general biography writing, which mainly describes detailed historical events; The other is literature, which is based on historical facts, but does not exclude some imaginative descriptions.

Historical note: a book that extracts a piece of history or copies multiple pieces of history together. The history of the Song Dynasty, the history of art and literature, began to have the branch of "historical records". Specializing in copying a history, such as Chao,; There are also copies of history, such as official history, new and old Tang books, and paper money. This kind of history book is very convenient for readers.

Record: Old history is a biography of famous people, not orthodox, which is different from this history and biographies.

Seasonality: the name of the book classification catalogue. Before the Song Dynasty, all the books about seasons were classified into fields, but the books were not limited to farming, from the national code system to folk customs, so the Catalogue of Zhongxing Pavilion listed seasons as another category. The revision of Sikuquanshu in Qing Dynasty followed the old example of Song people, and still made an immediate order.

Geography: Topographic county annals, which record people such as territory, mountains and rivers, customs and products.

Official system: official system of past dynasties. Such as Six Classics of the Tang Dynasty and Zhou Guan.

Political books: Political books are books that record laws and regulations. The name of the political book originated from the secret book of Qian Pu in Ming Dynasty. Political books can be divided into two categories: one is a "general history political book" that describes the laws and regulations of past dynasties; The other is a "dynasty politics book" describing the laws and regulations of a single dynasty. Later history books mostly used "ambition" to describe the laws and regulations of various dynasties.

Catalogue: A book on catalogue taxonomy.