Chapter 50 Read "Sangang Shilue"

Read "Sangang Shilue" Some time ago, I said that I have never read Dong Han's "Sangang Zhilue", and I have been looking for this book for a long time. have to.Mr. Bo Yu met and said that he had the book "Shuo Ling" series and would like to lend it to me to read.and say that the book is also called For "Chunxiang Superbi", see "Ming and Qing Notes and Talks" by Xie Guozhen. Of course I was very happy. I borrowed the book yesterday and read it quickly under the lamp.This series of "Shuo Ling" The "Sangang Shilue" in the book is called "Suxiang Bi", which is divided into three volumes, the upper, the middle, and the lower, and it is a towel box.But according to

Xie said in "Ming and Qing Notes and Talks" that this book is divided into ten volumes. In addition, there is a biography version, in addition to the main edition, there are sequels, and there are also engraved editions of the early years of Kangxi. There are many kinds of banknotes, and the contents are quite different.It seems that there are many versions of Dong Han's notes, and they are not I know why it is called "Sangang Shilue" because it is called "Zhuxiang Zhubi", which one comes first and which one comes later? Is there any special feature in it?

Don't know the reason, but I don't know for a while, so I can only blame my own frugality. "Sangang Shilue" is a well-known notebook in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. People today often talk about the Ming and Qing anecdotes. cite it in the article.At first I thought it must be a book with a rigorous style, but now I read it again, although There are some stories about Nandu and the early Qing Dynasty, but most of them are about foxes talking about ghosts, retribution and strange news, etc. Unable to get rid of the general pattern of notes written by Qing people, I don’t know why they are so famous?

I first noticed the book "Sangang Shilue" because I wanted to search for something about Lamaism. Huanxi Buddha information, see Xiao Yishan quoted his records about this material in "General History of the Qing Dynasty". I just wanted to look for this book directly.Unexpectedly, I didn't get my wish until now, but my interest in this problem The fun has long passed, and the encounters in life are sometimes so uncontrollable by oneself. Naturally, there are also some valuable records in the book, such as "Sixteen Customs of the Three Wus" in the volume,

Notes on the construction of seawalls in Songjiang, as well as the situation of "sea overflow" and "wind change", are all for reference. Regarding Zheng Chenggong's information, the volume "Hail Bandits Invasion" refers to Zheng Chenggong as Zheng Zhilong's "evil son". Dong Han has experienced the "Jiashen" change, so it should not be the case for the Zheng family.I don't know if this is because the text network was too big at that time. Strictly speaking, it was deleted and edited by the later publishers. "Sea Bandits Invasion" records the failure of Zheng Chenggong's invasion of the Yangtze River.

On July 8, he died of anger, and his son Jin fled to Taiwan." It is also completely inconsistent with historical events. The author said in the preface that this book is his "living in Chilimen, from childhood to old age, taking what he can see and hear, and his achievements. The book was written in juan...it was accumulated into three volumes, and it was named "Xianxiang Shubi". It seems that the name of "Sangang Shilue" should be another later Got it.