Chapter 10 "Zhilin" Preface (1)

"Zhilin" Preface (1) "Book of Jin", "Scholars", "Biography of Yu Xi": Xi is thirty articles in "Zhi Lin". "Sui Zhi" has 30 volumes, "Tang Zhi" has 20 volumes, and is titled "Zhilin Xinshu".Today's "Historical Records Suoyin", "Justice", and "Three Kingdoms" have more than 20 incidents [2], Yu Wei Zhao's "Historical Records Yinyi", "Wu Shu", Yu Pu's "Jiang Biao Zhuan" [3] identified.It can be seen in Li Shan's annotations in "Wen Xuan", "Shu Chao" and "Yu Lan", all of which are omitted and cannot be sequenced.

"Shuo Yu" also cites thirteen events, two of which have already been seen in "Yu Lan", and other novels, which are based on Tao Ting's false works, are not recorded. ※ ※ ※ 〔1〕This article is compiled according to the manuscript, without punctuation. "Lu Xun's Diary" August 18, 1914: "Write the four leaves of "Zhilin"." "Zhi Lin": written by Yu Xi in the Jin Dynasty.One volume of Lu Xun's collection, based on ten ancient books such as "Historical Records Suoyin", "Historical Records Zhengyi", "Three Kingdoms·Wushu" annotations, "Taiping Yulan", a total of forty pieces.Not in print.

〔2〕 "Historical Records Suoyin" written by Sima Zhen in the Tang Dynasty. "Justice", that is, "Historical Records of Justice", was written by Zhang Shoujie in the Tang Dynasty.According to Lu Xun's "Zhi Lin" collection, there are thirteen chapters from "Historical Records Suoyin"; Three articles compiled from "Historical Records of Justice"; nine articles compiled from "Three Kingdoms" and "Book of Wu". [3] Wei Zhao's "Historical Records Yinyi" Wei Zhaodang is Xu Guang. "Historical Records Suoyin" and "Shiji Zhengyi" often quote Yu Xi's "Zhilin" to correct Xu Guang's "Historical Records Yinyi".Wei Zhao, courtesy name Hongsi, was born in Wu Yunyang (now Danyang, Jiangsu) during the Three Kingdoms period, and was a concubine among officials and crown princes.Author of "Hanshu Yinyi". "Book of Wu", the history of Wu in the Three Kingdoms, written by Wei Zhao, and "New Book of Tang·Yiwenzhi" recorded fifty-five volumes, which has been lost.Yu Pu, courtesy name Yunyuan, was born in Changyi (now Juye, Shandong) in the Jin Dynasty, and was an official in the internal history of Poyang.The five volumes of "Jiang Biao Zhuan" and "New Book of Tang Yiwenzhi" have been lost.Pei Songzhi's "Three Kingdoms · Wu Shu" often quotes Yu Xi's "Zhi Lin" to correct Wei Zhao's "Wu Shu" and Yu Pu's "Jiang Biao Zhuan".