Chapter 3 [Attachment] About Wang's Collection of "Xie Chenghou Han Shu" [1]

[Attachment] About Wang's Collection of "Xie Chenghou Han Shu" [1] Eight volumes of Xie Cheng's "Book of the Later Han Dynasty", one volume of Xie Chen's "Book of the Later Han Dynasty", compiled by Wang Wen of Yiren Tainan Shi, and in "Seven Schools of the Book of the Later Han Dynasty", there is a preface of Taiping Cui Guobang (2), which briefly says: "In Kangxi, Qian Tang Yao Lusi's collection of "Dong Guan Han Ji" and the following family books are supplementary, which follow the bad habits of Ming Confucianism. There is a completed book. There is also a series of books near Ganquan Huang Youyuan Bibu. It depends on the details of Yao’s family, and it will not be compiled in the end. Mr. Yi Wang, a southern scholar, has studied and practiced, and has written books for a long time. Tang Junbo, said that Mr. Yao's old collection of Yao's book, as he saw the notes, the red and yellow are all over, and he has not exhausted his thoughts. He belongs to his disciple Wang Xuedun, and Xuedun will continue to gain. After Xuedun's death, all the books in his collection were sold to others. Tang Jun saw this book again , Many have fallen off. Urgently record it in order to return Mr. Xifan, the son of Mr. Xifan. According to the "Beitang Shuchao", it is the book collected by the Zhu family, and the title is "Da Tang Lei Yao", which belongs to Qian Tang Wang's Zhenqitang. After the Xinyou Rebellion, Wang's collection of books was scattered, and Zhejiang Central There is a manuscript, which belonged to the Yecheng Mountain Museum of the Sun family, and later belonged to Chen Lanlin's Daling family, and other clans nearby, and far away in central Fujian, where there is no way to read it. If you get it someday, you can add dozens of articles." Cloud.The "Seven Family Books of the Later Han Dynasty" collected by the Ministry of Education in August at the age of Ren Zixia was written, starting on the second day of the junior high school and finishing on the 15th day.

※ ※ ※ 〔1〕This article was edited according to the manuscript and was written in August 1912.Original without title, punctuation. 〔2〕 Cui Guobang was born in Taiping (now Anhui) in the Qing Dynasty and was once the magistrate of Jianchang.