Chapter 19 Textual Research on "Ji Kang Collection" [1]

Textual Research on "Ji Kang Collection" [1] "Sui Shu", "Jing Ji Zhi": thirteen volumes of "Ji Kang Collection" by Wei Zhongsan. (Liang fifteen volumes, one volume recorded.) "Book of Tang", "Jing Ji Zhi": "Ji Kang Ji" fifteen volumes. "New Book of Tang", "Yiwenzhi": "Ji Kang Collection" fifteen volumes. "Song History", "Yiwenzhi": "Ji Kang Collection" ten volumes. "Chongwen Zongmu" [2]: "Ji Kang Collection" ten volumes. Zheng Qiao's "Tong Zhi" and "Yi Wen Lue": the fifteen volumes of "Ji Kang Ji" by Wei Zhongsan.

Chao Gongwu's "Junzhai Shushu Zhi" [3]: ten volumes of "Ji Kang Ji".Right Wei Ji Kangshu Yeye, a native of Qiaoguo.Kangmei's words are full of grace and style, and they don't need to be embellished.If you don't learn from the teacher, you should understand the expo; if you are good at Lao Zhuang, it belongs to Wen Xuanyuan.Married to the Wei clan, worshiped Dr. Zhongsan.At the beginning of Jingyuan, Zhong Hui was killed by Emperor Wen of Jin. You Miao's "Suichutang Bibliography" [4]: ​​"Ji Kang Collection". Chen Zhensun [5] "Zhizhai Shulu Explanation": ten volumes of "Ji Zhong San Ji".Written by Wei Zhongsan doctor Qiao Ji Kangshu Ye.The original surname is Xi, who moved from Kuaiji to Jishan, Qiao County, and lived on the side of his family, Sui's Yan;The literary theory written is 60,000 to 70,000 words, which is the only one that survives today; "Tang Zhi" still has fifteen volumes.

Ma Duanlin [6] "Tongkao of Literature" and "Kaoji Kao": "Ji Kang Ji" in ten volumes. (Chao's "Dushu Zhi" and Chen's "Explanation of Problems" are all cited in the case, and have been seen.) Yang Shiqi (7) "Wenyuan Pavilion Bibliography": "Ji Kang Anthology". (One volume, one volume. Que.) Ye Sheng's "Luzhutang Bibliography" [8]: "Ji Kang's Collected Works". Jiao Hong's "National History" and "Jing Ji Zhi" [9]: "Ji Kang Collection" fifteen volumes. Qian Qianyi's "Jiangyun Tower Bibliography": "Ji Zhong San Ji" two volumes. (Chen Jingyun notes:

Ten volumes.Huang Kejia. ) [10] Qian Zeng's "Shugutang Bibliography" [11]: Ten volumes of "Ji Zhong San Ji". "Siku Quanshu Zongmu" [12]: Ten volumes of "Ji Zhong San Ji" (collected by the governor of Liangjiang.) The old title was written by Jin Ji Kang.The case of Kang was killed by Sima Zhao. At that time, when Tu Zhizuo was not yet over, Kang should be a Wei person, not a Jin person. This episode is therefore titled, no. "Sui Shu" and "Jing Ji Zhi" contain fifteen volumes of Kang's anthology.The old and new "Book of Tang" are the same.The number of volumes contained in Zheng Qiao's "Tong Zhi Lue" is still consistent.As far as Chen Zhensun's "Shulu Jieti", it has been written in ten volumes.It is also said that "Kang's literary theory has six to seventy thousand words, and that is the only one that survives today." In the Song Dynasty, there was no complete copy.It is suspected that Zheng Qiao's records may not be the original fifteen volumes because they are still historical texts.Wang Mao's "Ye Ke Series" (see Volume 8) says: ""Ji Kang Biography" said that Kang Shan talked about famous principles, and he could belong to literature. Yu (the engraved version of "Yeke Series" written in the Ming Dynasty as a "servant") wrote ten volumes of "Ji Kang Ji" collected by Piling Hefang when he returned home. 'Two characters) only counts three;

"Selections" only contained Kang's "Book of Breaking Friendship with Shan Juyuan", and I didn't know there was another book "Breaking Friendship with Lu Changti"; "Difficult to answer" an article, more than 4,000 words, the debate is very clear.There are also three chapters in the collection, "On the Difficulty of Living Without Good and Bad Households"; "Natural Zhang Liao (there is still a word under "Liao", which is already 泐) is naturally good at learning"; "Guan Cai Lun", "Shi Zi Lun" , "Brightness" and other articles. (The purport of his words is far-reaching, straightforward and rational; you can imagine the style at that time when you read it.——

There are nineteen characters under "Wen". ) "Chongwen Zongmu" refers to the ten volumes of "Ji Kang Ji", which is exactly this. "Tang Yi Wen Zhi" refers to the fifteen volumes of "Ji Kang Ji", but I don't know what the five volumes are? "What Guanmao said is that the woodcutter's false record is true. In this book, there are forty-seven poems, one Fu, two miscellaneous works, nine treatises, one Proverbs, one family commandment, and the miscellaneous works. One piece of "Ji Xun Lu", there are records but no books, there are actually sixty-two poems and essays. It is not the old version of the Song Dynasty, it was recompiled by Huang Shengzeng, Yiyou Wu County, Ming Dynasty. Yang Shen's "Dan Qian Zong Lu", a taste of Ruan Jizu After the reign of Emperor Kangxi, the handed down stele was written by Kang, and this stele is not included in this edition, so the examination is still a fine-grained examination.

"Siku Concise Catalog" [13]: "Ji Zhong San Ji" ten volumes, written by Wei Jikang, "Book of Jin" is the biography of Kang Li, the old version is titled Jin, Miao Ye.Its collections were lost, and only ten volumes survived until the Song Dynasty.This edition was compiled by Huang Shengzeng in the Ming Dynasty. Although the number of volumes is the same as that of the Song edition, Wang Mao's "Yeke Congshu" has 68 Kang poems, but this edition has only 42 poems and 62 combined essays. Many things are lost. Zhu Xueqin's "Jieyilu Bibliography": ten volumes of "Ji Zhong San Ji". (One book. Written by Wei Jikang. In the fourth year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty, Huang imitated the Song Dynasty publication.) (14) Hong Yixuan's "Dushu Conglu" (15): ten volumes of "Jizhong Sanji".The directory of each volume comes first.Before that, there was Zeng Xu of Jiajing Yiyou and Huang Sheng. "Three Kingdoms" and "Bing Yuan Zhuan" Pei Songzhi's note, "Zhang Pi's father Miao, whose name is Shu Liao, "Natural Love of Learning" is in "Ji Kang Ji". This article is also included in this edition.There are also sixty-six poems, which are the same as Wang Mao's "Ye Ke Series".It is carved from the Song version, with 22 lines per leaf and 20 characters in each line.

Qian Taiji's "Miscellaneous Notes on Exposure Books" [16]: Weng Tianshu, Menglu, a Pinghu family, was addicted to ancient books. He tasted them in the eyebrows of Zhang's "Ai Ri Jing Lu Collection Books", and recorded what he saw. "and also.Yu Zeng has money in his hand.Weng has been in the world for many years, and he should have seen more than this in his life, and recorded it to see the outline. "Ji Zhong San Ji" used to have a banknote copy in the early Ming Dynasty, that is, the version contained in "Jie Ti", with many poems and essays. Is this the version collected by Huang Xingzeng in the Ming Dynasty?

Mo Youzhi's Bibliography of Biography of Knowledge and Views in Yingting (17): ten volumes of Ji Zhong San Ji, written by Wei Jikang.Ming Jiajing Yiyou Huangxing once imitated the Song version, with 22 lines per leaf, 20 characters in each line, and the four characters Nanxing Jingshe in the center of the board.Printed edition by Cheng Rong.Wang Shixian this. "Hundreds and Three Masters Collection" is a volume. "Collection of Righteous Qi of Qian Kun" this book.In the quiet holding room, Gu Yuan used Wu Pao'an's banknote to write the school's book on Wang's book.

Jiang Biao's "Fengshun Ding's Chijingzhai Bibliography" [18]: ten volumes of "Ji Zhong San Ji".Published by Wang Shixian of the Ming Dynasty.During the reign of Emperor Kangxi, the predecessors used Wu Pao'an's manuscripts for detailed proofreading, and later they were collected by the families of Wang Bozi, Zhang Yanchang, Bao Luyin, Huang Yupu, and Gu Xiangzhou. Miao Quansun's Bibliography of Rare Books in the Library of the Ministry of Qing Studies [19]: Ten Volumes of Ji Kang Collection.Written by Wei Jikang.Ming Wu Pao'an Congshutang note book.Gexin has three characters of Congshutang and "Chen Zhenlian Calligraphy and Painting Notes" Zhu Fangge Jiege Fangyin.

Lu Xinyuan's "Song Lou Collection" [20]: ten volumes of "Ji Kang Ji". (Old note book [21]) Jin Ji Kang wrote. (The original full record of Gu's records and the three postscripts of Xiao Weng under this case has been seen in [22].) Yu Xiangnianzhi's "Ji Zhong San Ji" collected by Wang Yulou's cousin's family is a Song manuscript of Congshutang. The treasure of bibliophiles.From Shiliju to Yulou.Today, in the winter of Yiwei, I went to Yulou to view it, and published a copy of it to see it.Mutual school, slightly wrong, all corrected.Zhu changed the original characters to those who copied them by mistake.The ones marked on the top are what you want to follow.The date of returning the book is attached here.On the ninth day of November in the fifteenth year of Daoguang, Miao Taoren wrote [23]. Case: Dr. Wei Zhongsan's "Ji Kang Collection", "Sui Zhi" thirteen volumes, note: Liang has fifteen volumes, and one volume is recorded.The new and old "Tang Zhi" were combined into fifteen volumes, which is doubtful. "Song Zhi" and Chao Chen's two families combined ten volumes, so many things were lost.There are only two clearly engraved editions in the current world, one published by Huang Shengzeng School, and the other published by Zhang Pu's "Bai San Jia Ji".Zhang Ben added one poem "Huaixiang Fu" and six poems praised by Yuan Xian, but did not attach the original works that were difficult to answer.The rest are roughly the same.However, the error is so bad that it is almost unreadable.In the past years, I have conducted mutual surveys, but I have participated in the school by reading "Wen Xuan" and "Lei Ju", but it was not perfect.This edition is copied from the Song edition from the Pao'an Congshutang in the Ming Dynasty.Wu Junzhizhong has corrected the mistake of passing the banknotes according to the original notes of the Song Dynasty.Today's Zhubi reformer is also.Yu Yiming published it in our school, knowing that many of the Ming editions fell off. "Answer to Difficult Health Preservation" under "It is not different from elms and willows", breaks off the three sentences of "However, the growth of pines and cypresses is based on good breeding, if you grow pines in gray soil". In "Sound Without Sorrow and Joy", "Human feelings are restless and quiet", take off the "special dispersal as the response, for example, if you travel around the capital, your eyes will be indiscriminate and your emotions will be released. If you stay in the curvature, you will think of tranquility" twenty-five characters . Under the words "Fu Weizhi" in "Mingdan Lun", the seven words "Ming Neng is so courageous without confusion" are removed. "Response to Nanzhai No Good and Bad Health Preserving Theory", under "Divination is not beneficial", remove the two sentences "If you are safe, you will be defeated by divination, so why is it evil?" Under "If you don't know what you don't know", get rid of "there are many people, this is more stagnant than the common world. However, what the wisdom does not know" fourteen characters.And "you can't ask indiscriminately" take off the word "Yi", and mistake "seek" for "theory", so it is unwritten.The remaining words are only sentences; Those who are sufficient to correct and make up for missing words and missing texts cannot be cited in detail.Books are expensive and old copies are good. Qi Chengyu's "Danshengtang Bibliography" [24]: "Ji Zhong Sanji" in three volumes. (Ten volumes, Ji Kang.) "Ji Zhong San Ji Lue". (One volume.) Sun Xingyan's "Pingjin Museum Jiancang Ji" [25]: "Ji Zhong San Ji" ten volumes.The directory of each volume comes first.Previously, there was a preface by Jiajing Yiyou and Huang Sheng, which said that "Xiaociyao compiled it and compiled it into ten volumes", and it is suspected that this book was written by Huang's family.However, after examining Wang Mao's "Ye Ke Series", it has been said that Piling He Fang returned home and collected ten volumes of manuscripts and sixty-six poems.It is the same as what Wang Mao saw.This version is re-engraved from the Song version; Huang's preface is especially boastful.Each leaf has 22 lines, with 20 characters in each row, and there are four characters of Nanxing Jingshe under the heart of the board.The collection includes the white square seal of Shiyetang and the long square seal of Zhuwen in Xiuhanzhai. Zhao Qimei's "Maiwangguan Bibliography": two volumes of "Ji Zhong San Ji". (Zhao Shu later returned to Jiangyun Tower.) 〔26〕 Gao Ru's "Baichuan Shuzhi" 〔27〕: Ten volumes of "Ji Zhong San Ji".Doctor Wei Zhongsan, written by Ji Kangshu Ye from Qiao.Poem forty-seven, Fu thirteen, article fifteen, appendix four. ※ ※ ※ [1] This article should be written before June 1924.Attached to Lu Xun's school edition "Ji Kang Ji"; included in the ninth volume of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun" in 1938. 〔2〕 "Chongwen Zongmu", a catalog of books collected by the court during the reign of Emperor Renzong of Song Dynasty, compiled by Wang Yaochen and others. The original book has sixty-six volumes and has been lost.When the Qing Dynasty compiled the "Siku Quanshu", twelve volumes were compiled from the "Yongle Dadian". [3] Chao Gongwu Zizhi, born in Juye (now Shandong), is a bibliographer in the Southern Song Dynasty.The four volumes of "Junzhai Shuzhi" and the two volumes of "Houzhi" are the first catalog of private collections with abstracts in my country. 〔4〕You Miao (1127-1194), styled Yanzhi, was born in Wuxi (now Jiangsu), a poet and bibliographer in the Song Dynasty.Official to the Minister of Rites. "Suichutang Bibliography" is a bibliography in his family's collection, one volume. The bibliography contained does not record the authors and the number of volumes. 〔5〕Chen Zhensun, courtesy name Boyu, nicknamed Zhizhai, was born in Anji (now part of Zhejiang Province), a bibliographer in the Southern Song Dynasty. [6] Ma Duanlin (approximately 1254-1323), styled Guiyu, was born in Leping (now Jiangxi), a historian in the late Song and early Yuan dynasties. [7] Yang Shiqi (1365-1444), born in Taihe (now Jiangxi), was a writer in the early Ming Dynasty.From official to bachelor. 〔8〕Ye Sheng (1420-1474) Zi Yuzhong, born in Kunshan (now Jiangsu), a book collector in Ming Dynasty.From the official to the minister of the Ministry of officials. "Luzhutang Bibliography" is a bibliography collected by his family, six volumes. 〔9〕Jiao Hong (1540-1620), courtesy name Ruohou, nicknamed Danyuan, was born in Jiangning (now Nanjing, Jiangsu Province), a scholar of the Ming Dynasty.Compiled by the Imperial Academy.During the Wanli period, the history of the country was revised under the imperial edict, and only six volumes of "Jing Ji Zhi" were completed. [10] Qian Qianyi (1582-1664), courtesy name Shouzhi, nicknamed Muzhai, was born in Changshu (now part of Jiangsu), a writer in the late Ming Dynasty, and later descended to the Qing Dynasty. "Jiangyunlou Bibliography" is a bibliography collected by his family, four volumes.Chen Jingyun (1670-1747), courtesy name Shaozhang, was born in Wujiang (now Jiangsu) in the Qing Dynasty.Author of "Jiangyun Tower Bibliography Notes".Notes in brackets in the text were added by Lu Xun. 〔11〕Qian Zeng (1629-1701), styled Zunwang, nicknamed Weng, was born in Changshu and was a bibliophile in the Qing Dynasty. "Shugutang Bibliography" is the bibliography of his family collection, four volumes. 〔12〕 "Siku Quanshu General Catalog" is "Siku Quanshu General Catalog Summary".A summary of the catalog of 3,470 kinds of library books and 6,819 kinds of catalog books included in the "Siku Quanshu" compiled by Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, 200 volumes.Yong Rong, the sixth son of Qianlong, led the editor-in-chief, and the abstract was written by Ji Yun and others.According to the annotations in brackets in this section, except for the sentence "the governor of Liangjiang adopts the original" is the original annotation, the rest are all added by Lu Xun. 〔13〕Abstracts of "Siku Condensed Catalogue" and "Siku Quanshu General Catalogue", 20 volumes.It is also edited by Yong Rong, and written by Ji Yun and others. 〔14〕Zhu Xueqin (1823-1875), named Boxiu, was born in Renhe (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang), and was a bibliophile in the Qing Dynasty. "Jieyilu Bibliography" is a bibliography collected by his family, four volumes.The text in brackets in the text is Zhu’s original note. 〔15〕Hong Yixuan (1765-1833) styled Jingxian, named Yunxuan, was born in Linhai, Zhejiang in the Qing Dynasty.The book "Dushu Conglu", 24 volumes. 〔16〕Qian Taiji (1791-1863), styled Fuyi, nicknamed Jingshi, was born in Jiaxing, Zhejiang, and was a bibliophile in the Qing Dynasty.The book "Miscellaneous Notes on Exposure Books", three volumes. 〔17〕 Mo Youzhi (1811-1871), styled Zisi, nicknamed Yingting, was born in Dushan, Guizhou, and was a scholar in the late Qing Dynasty.The book Bibliography of Biography of Zhijian Biography of Yingting, 16 volumes.According to the "quiet room" in the quotation of this article, it is suspected to be "chijing room", the name of Ding Richang's library in the late Qing Dynasty. [18] Jiang Biao (1860-1899), courtesy name Jianxia, ​​was born in Yuanhe (now Wu County, Jiangsu Province) in the late Qing Dynasty. Edited and edited by Guan Hanlin Academy, once re-engraved a volume of "Fengshun Ding's Chijingzhai Bibliography".Ding, that is, Ding Richang. 〔19〕Miao Quansun (1844-1919), styled Xiaoshan, named Yifeng, was born in Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province, a scholar in the late Qing Dynasty. Bibliography of Rare Books in the Library of the Ministry of Qing Studies, vol.The Ministry of Education, an institution established by the central government in charge of national education in the late Qing Dynasty. 〔20〕Lu Xinyuan (1834-1894), courtesy name Gangfu, nicknamed Cunzhai, was born in Gui'an (now Wuxing, Zhejiang Province), a book collector in the late Qing Dynasty.His works are "Song Lou Zang Shu Zhi", 120 volumes, and 4 volumes of "Xu Zhi". 〔21〕The three characters in the old banknote are the original annotations of "Song Lou Collection". 〔22〕Gu Shiji refers to the postscript of Gu Guangqi after the "Ji Kang Collection" in Cong Shutang's banknote.Gu Guangqi (1770-1839), courtesy name Qianli and nickname Jianbin, was born in Yuanhe (now Wu County, Jiangsu Province), and was a collationist in the Qing Dynasty.Author of "Si Shi Zhai Ji".The three postscripts of Xiao Weng refer to the three postscripts of Huang Pilie after the "Ji Kang Collection" in Cong Shutang's banknote.Huang Pilie (1763-1825), courtesy name Shaowu, nicknamed Xiaopu, also named Fuweng, was born in Wu County (now Suzhou, Jiangsu Province) and was a bibliophile in the Qing Dynasty.He is the author of "Inscriptions and Postscripts of Shiliju Collection".Both Gu Shi Ji and Xiao Weng's three postscripts have been attached to Lu Xun's school edition "Ji Kang Ji".The language of this article was added by Lu Xun. 〔23〕 Miaodaoren is Wu Zhizhong, with the character Youtang and nicknamed Miaodaoren, a native of Wu County in the Qing Dynasty.The above is Wu Zhizhong's postscript in the banknote of "Ji Kang Ji" recorded in "Song Lou Zang Shu Zhi". [24] Qi Chengyan, styled Erguang, was born in Shanyin (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang), and was a book collector in Ming Dynasty. "Tanshengtang Bibliography" is a bibliography collected by his family, with fourteen volumes. 〔25〕Sun Xingyan (1753-1818), courtesy name Yuanru, was born in Yanghu (now Wujin, Jiangsu), a scholar in the Qing Dynasty.The book "Pingjin Museum Appreciation and Collection Records", three volumes. 〔26〕Zhao Qimei (1563-1624) was named Yuandu, named Qing Changdaoren, from Changshu (now Jiangsu), a book collector in Ming Dynasty. "Maiwangguan Bibliography" is the bibliography of his family collection, four volumes.The notes in brackets were added by Lu Xun. 〔27〕Gao Ru Zichun, a native of Zhuozhou (now Zhuoxian County, Hebei Province), was a book collector in the Ming Dynasty. "Baichuan Shuzhi" is a bibliography in his family's collection, with 20 volumes.According to the following "Fu Shisan" was originally "Fu San", that is, "Qin Fu" (full text), "Jiu Fu" (four sentences remaining), and "Bai Shou Fu" (only its order remains).