Chapter 8 Section 8 Practical Effects

Chronicles record the main font number, year of birth and death, date of birth and death, source, etc. in the biographies. However, general biographies and reference books on birth and death in the year are often wrong, which may cause misuse.In the process of reading music scores, I used Jiang Liangfu's "Comprehensive Table of Chronicles and Biography of Characters in Past Dynasties" as the proofreading object, and I gained a lot. Jiang Liangfu's "Comprehensive Table of Stele Biography of Characters in Past Dynasties" (hereinafter referred to as "Comprehensive Table") was first published in 1937, and revised and republished in 1959.The book contains more than 11,000 characters and lasted more than 2,000 years.The table is divided into seven columns: surname, font size, place of origin, age, year of birth, year of death, and reference (that is, the source of the stele).The length of time since the beginning and end of the book, and the wide range of characters included, have not been compared with other books so far. After the completion of the book, the editor has added, revised and corrected it, which shows that he has spared no effort to complete it.However, due to discrepancies in the records of characters, it is difficult to collect materials, and errors are inevitable.Over the years, comparing the Chronology of the Qing Dynasty with the Qing Dynasty part of the "Comprehensive Table" has frequently raised doubts, and the eyebrows are recorded casually.Here is a summary of eyebrow notes, slightly edited and divided into six cases, so as to see the practical effect of the chronicle.

The preface of "Comprehensive Table" states: "There are two reasons for the fact that there are two records of one person: one biography of the stele has different names, so it diverges; Those who have been recorded in different years, each data is entered, and then there is a discrepancy. This is the most difficult thing to clear up." In fact, people with two records are often connected in lines. If you check carefully, it is easy to find. Here are four example: a. Page 485 of "Comprehensive Table" lists Li Tianzhi and Li Que, with only Li Qing in the middle.The birth and death years recorded in the two records are all the same, and the differences are as follows:

Li Tianzhi's character is Yin Zhongping Lake Li Quezi Qianfu from Zhapu [According to]: Li Quetiao's remarks column noted: "The original name was Tianzhi, and the style name was Yuanzhong. Later, it was changed to the current name, named Mirage Garden." Based on this, it can be determined that Tianzhi and indeed are the same person.Edited by Luo Jizu: "The Chronicle of Mr. Li Mianyuan" contains Li Tianzhi, the owner of the spectrum, whose style name is Yinzhong, and later changed his name to Que, style name Qianfu, a native of Zhapu, Zhejiang.The names before and after are clear, and Zhapu is a southeast port in Pinghu County, so Li Tianzhi and Li Queben are one person and should not be two years old.

b "Comprehensive Form" page 511 lists Qian Rulin and He Rulin two, separated by four.Er Rulin was born and died in the forty-sixth year of Wanli (Wuwu, 1618 A.D.) of Ming Shenzong to the twenty-eighth year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (Jisi, 1689 A.D.), and his age was 72.Its differences are: Qian Rulin's style name is Yunshi Haiyan people. Note in the remarks column: Qian Xiangren wrote the chronicle of Mr. Ziyun He Rulin's character Shang Yinque's native place remarks column notes: there are two He Rulin in the Qing Dynasty [Press]: Qian Juren, the sixth grandson of Qian Rulin, wrote "Chronology of Mr. Ziyun" in the seventh year of Daoguang (AD 1827), and "Chronology of Duke Shang Yin".The music spectrum contains Qian Rulin, the master of the music spectrum, whose style name is Yunsi, and whose nickname is Shangyin, a native of Haiyan, Zhejiang. "Comprehensive Table" is based on this genealogy, but there are four errors: (1) Qian Rulin's original surname is He, and he was born in Qian, so he inherited Qian's surname.This He Rulin is actually the real name of Qian Rulin, and the two are actually one person; (2) Yunshi and Yunsi sound the same, or they can be used for both purposes, but the music records should prevail; (3) Qian Xiangren should be Qian Juren; (4) Remarks It is called "there are two He Rulins in the Qing Dynasty".The so-called other He Rulin, according to the "Zhisuozhizhai Self-made Chronicle", said: He Rulin, the master of the spectrum, was born in Jiangning, Jiangsu, with the word Yuren and also the word Runzhi.Born in the forty-sixth year of Qianlong (AD 1781) in the Qing Dynasty and died in the second year of Xianfeng (AD 1852) at the age of 72.During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, He Rulin was Qian Rulin's real name.

c "Comprehensive Table" page 690 lists Wang Quan and Wang Yuantong as two, with only two people in the middle.The two years of birth and death are the same.Its differences are: Wang Quan's lack of characters and native place remarks column notes: Wang Tingding made the chronology of the Fujun Wang Yuantong Chansheng Zhenze's remarks column notes: the first name Quan Yuyue [yue Yue] wrote the biography of Wang Chansheng [Press]: Wang Tingding, the son of Wang Quan, wrote the second volume of "The Chronicle of Wang Chansheng" (the original title is "The Chronicle of Fujun"). for the word.Before the spectrum, a biography written by Yuyue is attached. "Comprehensive Table" not only notes "the right of the first name" in Wang Yuantong's article, but also cites the chronology of Fujun in Wangquan's article, and its mistakes are very easy to check and correct.These two articles should be combined into one, and the formula can be written as:

Wang Yuantong, with the word Chansheng Zhenze, said in the remarks column: the right to the original name.Wang Tingding: Chronicle of the Fujun. d "Comprehensive Table" page 642 contains: Qian Dushu Meiren and Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty in 1764 Emperor Xuanzong of the Qing Dynasty Daoguang 25th Yisi 1845 Remarks: The first name was Yu, the name was Songhu, or it died in the 24th year of Daoguang. Mo Xiangju Painting Knowledge Nine Programs Collected Works. Another page 732 contains: Qian Dushumeirenhe's missing age and birth and death notes: The original name is Yu, and the name is Songhu Moxiangju.

[Press]: This error seems to be what is said in the "Comprehensive Table Preface": "In the biography of the stele, there are those who have both birth and death in the book, and there are only books for the year of death, each of which is recorded, resulting in divergence" and "the most Difficult to clean up."However, the inscriptions on the two articles are basically the same and should not be mistaken. "Comprehensive Table Preface" stated: "A person's name, character, and number are often recorded differently. This is mainly based on the stele biography used, and the difference may be occasionally adopted. However, there are dozens of aliases for a person. , it cannot be accommodated in this book, so the adopted ones are mainly popular ones." However, there are still some mistakes in the names.Here are 13 examples:

a "Comprehensive Table" page 493 contains: Tao Runai's character Xieyou's preparation column notes: No. Mi'an. [Press]: Mei Yingjie's "Chronology of Mr. Tao Mi'an" states: Tao Runai, the master of the spectrum, was styled Zhongdiao, with the word Xieyou, and another name Mi'an.In this case, it should be based on the word Zhongdiao. b "Comprehensive Table" page 494 contains: Wanshouqi's character Jieshi notes in the remarks column: No. young. [Press]: Luo Zhenyu's "Chronology of Mr. Wan Nian Shao" stated that: Wan Shouqi, the owner of the spectrum, has the word Jieruo and the word "Nian Shao", so the word Jieshi in "Comprehensive Biao" should be a mistake of Jie Ruo.

c "Comprehensive Table" page 561 contains: Tang Zhiyu's character Yigong is annotated in the preparation column, also known as Sumen. [Press]: Tang Dingyuan's "Chronology of Duke Tang of Sima Jimen of the Qing Dynasty" said: Tang Zhiyu, the master of the spectrum, had the word Yigong and the name Jimen.Sumen is the mistake of Jimen. d "Comprehensive Table" page 563 contains: Shen Jinsi's word "Anzhai" notes in the remarks column: "It's also called Weishan, and it's called Qizhai." [Press]: In the Qing Dynasty, Shen Yuefu compiled the second volume of "Shen Duanke Gong Chronicle".It was "Comprehensive Table" that mistook the font size, and Qizhai was the mistake of Qixuan.

e "Comprehensive Table" page 563 contains: Zhang Chaojin's word Huagao's note in the preparation column says: No. Beihu. [Press]: Qing Zhang Jingyan's "Chronology of Beihugong, the First Mansion", said: The spectrum advocates Chaojin, with the word Xingao and the name Beihu.This Huagao should be Xingao's mistake. f "Comprehensive Table" page 594 contains: Chen Dahua's lack of characters in the remarks column states: "Chronology of Lian Fang Chen Gong" written by Chen Shi. [Press]: Chen Shi's "Lian Fang Chen Gong Chronicle" said that the master of the spectrum, Chen Dahua, was named Aoshi, named Fengchi, and called Fengchi. The "Comprehensive Table" is based on this spectrum, and I don't know why it is missing.

g "Comprehensive Table" page 595 contains: Agui character Wencheng's remarks column notes: Wang Chang and others compiled "Awen Chenggong Chronicle" 34 volumes. [Press]: Wang Chang and others compiled the Chronicle of Duke Awen Cheng, saying: A Gui, the owner of the spectrum, was surnamed Zhang Jia, styled Guangting, named Yunyan, and posthumously named Wencheng.It can be seen from this that Wen became a posthumous title and "Comprehensive Table" was mistaken as a character. h page 621 of "Comprehensive Table": Sun Wei's lack of characters in the remarks column says: "Chronology of Lay Yiyun" (customized). [Press]: Sun Wei's self-compiled "Yiyun Jushi Chronicle" says: Sun Wei, the owner of the spectrum, was named Jiamo at the beginning, with the character Shouquan, and later changed his current name to Shouquan, and the name Yiyun Jushi.The font size is very detailed in the spectrum, but it is missing in the "Comprehensive Table". i "Comprehensive Table" page 663 contains: The comment column of A Que in the Zhai Qing Dynasty reads: Zhai Changen's Chronicle of Duke Wei Lie. [According to]: The Chronicle of Zhaiwei Liegong compiled by Chang En states: Zhai Qing'a, the master of the spectrum, was surnamed Nala, styled Zhucheng, and named Zhucheng [Cheng Cheng]. Although "Comprehensive Table" is based on this spectrum, it does not contain characters and numbers.And Chang En Zuo Zhai Chang En did not know the name habits of the Manchus, and mistakenly used the first letter of the father's name as the son's surname. j "Comprehensive Table" page 670 contains: Zhuang Yutai's lack of characters in the remarks column states: Zhuang Changshan wrote "Zhuang Yigong Chronicle". [Press]: The Chronicle of Yuzhuang Yigong compiled by Changqi Changshan and others stated that: Yutai, the owner of the spectrum, was surnamed Ta Tara, styled Dongyan, named Yushan, and posthumously named Zhuangyi.The entry for Zhuang Yutai should be Yutai. It is a big mistake to add the posthumous name Zhuang Yishang to Yutai's former surname in "Comprehensive Table". k "Comprehensive Table" page 676 contains: Xu Dong's character "Jiuchu" notes in the preparation column: "Jiuchu self-composition, continued by Zi Binghua and others." [Press]: "Zhichu Zipu" contains Xu Dong, the owner of the spectrum, whose first name was Fen [fenfen], with the character Dewei and the name Zhichu, and later changed to Zhichu, also known as Xiaolu. "Comprehensive Table" not only mistook the beginning for Jiuchu, but also did not list the character Dewei but used the number as a character, and the name of the spectrum was also wrong. 1 "Comprehensive Table" page 676 contains: Li Jipu's missing characters remarks column notes: Sibu Guozhai owner's self-reported chronicle. [Press]: Ji Pu's self-narrated chronicle says: Ji Pu, the master of the spectrum, with the word Runye and the name Huantang, was a Han soldier in Zhengbaiqi.His son Zhong Wen once made a double-line supplementary note for this spectrum.Zhong Wen himself named Li Zuo Li Zhongwen with the Han surname, and he once wrote "The Master's Self-narrative Chronicle after Ten Years of Study" (copy of Xu's biography).Jipu did not have a Han surname, so it seems that his son's Han surname should not be crowned above Jipu? m "Comprehensive Table" page 682 contains: Note to Wang Yide's lack of characters: Wang Jiaqin wrote the chronicle of Wang Jingyi. [Press]: "The Chronicle of Duke Wang Jingyi" says: Wang Yide, the owner of the spectrum, was named Shaoting, named Chunyan, and also named Yupo. Since "Comprehensive Table" is based on this spectrum, why didn't its name be recorded? "Comprehensive Table Preface" stated: "The focus of this book is on birth and death, so we must be very cautious about it."The revised version has indeed been corrected, but there are still gaps.Here are 10 examples: a "Comprehensive Table" page 492 contains: Li Shixiong was born in the 28th year of Wanli (AD 1600) and died in the 23rd year of Kangxi (AD 1684) at the age of 85.Note in the remarks column: or died in 1683, Shi Xiong wrote Hanyou's Years. [Press]: Li Shixiong's self-edited "Mr. Li Hanzhi's Years" says: Li Shixiong, the owner of the spectrum, was born in the 30th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1602 A.D.), and died in the 25th year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1686 A.D.) at the age of 85.Also, Li Shihong's "Tuo Su Zhai Anthology" Volume 4 contained the date of birth and death in the tomb table of the spectrum master and "Sui Ji". . b "Comprehensive Table" page 496 contains: Fu Shan was born in the 33rd year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1605 A.D.) and died in the 29th year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1690 A.D.) at the age of 86. [Press]: The Chronicle of Mr. Fu Qingzhu compiled by Ding Baoquan states: Fu Shan was born in the 35th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1607 A.D.), and died in the 23rd year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1684 A.D.) at the age of 78.Fu Pu, compiled by Ding, has a wealth of information, and has been edited by Miao Quansun, Luo Zhenyu, etc. It seems that Fu Shan's birth and death years and the year of his death should be based on this. c "Comprehensive Table" page 566 contains: Ertai was born in the 16th year of Kangxi (AD 1677) and died in the 10th year of Qianlong (AD 1745) at the age of 69. [Press]: The Chronicle of Xiangqinbo Ewenduan Gong compiled by Rong An et al. stated that Ertai was born in the 19th year of Kangxi (AD 1680) and died in the 10th year of Qianlong at the age of 66. "Comprehensive Table" mistakenly added three years old. d "Comprehensive Table" page 575 contains: Geng Jie, missing birth year, died in the twenty-seventh year of Kangxi (AD 1688), missing age.Note in the remarks column: "The author of the stele biography collection died in 71 years, so he was born in 1618." [Press]: Geng Jie's self-compiled "Chronicles" (attached to "Jingshutang Collected Works") stated: "The first Tai respectful people... tasted calmness as a rest, recalling the past ten o'clock in the night on October 18th in the year of Guihai When you will be born." It can be seen that he was born in Guihai.In addition, Dou Zhenqi, the first volume of "Jingshutang Anthology", wrote "Mr. Songyang Geng's Jilue", which said: "Mr. Six days, at the age of seventy-one." It can be seen that Geng Jiedang was born in the third year of Mingqi (AD 1623), and died in the thirty-second year of Qing Kangxi (AD 1693), at the age of 71.This can make up for the omissions in the year of birth and age in the "Comprehensive Table", and the corruption of the year of death and remarks. e "Comprehensive Table" page 570 contains: Wang Youpu was born in the 20th year of Kangxi (AD 1681) and died in the 25th year of Qianlong (AD 1760) at the age of 80.Note in the remarks column: According to "Jieshan Self-determined Chronicle". [Press]: "Jieshan Ziding Chronicle" from the self-record to the twenty-five years of Qianlong: 80 years old.However, there is a self-narration by the spectrum master on the third day of February in the 26th year of Qianlong (AD 1761), which is recorded in the front of the spectrum. The spectrum spectrum master definitely did not die in the 25th year of Qianlong's reign, nor did he live past 80 years old. "Comprehensive Table" mistakenly took the end year of the self-generated spectrum as the death year of the spectrum owner. f "Comprehensive Table" page 530 contains: Li Yindu was born in the sixth year of Chongzhen (1633 A.D.), and was estimated to be over 74 years old in the year of his death. [Press]: The Chronicle of Mr. Tiansheng compiled by Wu Huaiqing claims that Li Yindu was born in the fourth year of Chongzhen (1631 AD) and died in the 31st year of Kangxi (1692 AD) at the age of 62.Wu Huaiqing once wrote in the genealogy: "According to the 18th year of Kangxi, Mr. Jiwei's final report said: the minister's year is forty-nine. And Gu Ningren's year and his husband's book also said: the younger brother's year is forty-nine. Reverse this Push, when Chongzhen was born in the fourth year of Xinwei... "Continued Doubtful Years" was written in the sixth year of Chongzhen's Guiyou birth mistake".In this case, the age of 74 and above estimated in the "Comprehensive Table" is also wrong, and it should be 62 years old. g "Comprehensive Table" page 594 contains: Han Xixun (zuo Zuo) was born in the fifty-fifth year of Kangxi (1716 A.D.) and died shortly after the date of his death. For reference, he cited "The Chronicle of Mr. Han Xiangyan" written by Liu Yaodong. [Press]: The Chronicle of Mr. Han Xiangyan written by Liu Yaodong claims that Han Xixun was born in the fifty-fifth year of Kangxi (AD 1716) and died in the forty-first year of Qianlong (AD 1776) at the age of 61. "Comprehensive Table" lacks the year of death and age according to the spectrum. h "Comprehensive Table" page 625 contains: De Lengtai was born in the 14th year of Qianlong (AD 1749) and died in the 19th year of Jiaqing (AD 1814) at the age of 66.For reference, Yinhua Shana wrote "The Chronicle of Dezhuang Guogong". [Press]: The Chronicle of Dezhuang Guogong compiled by Huashana claims that Delentai was born in the tenth year of Qianlong (AD 1745) and died in the 14th year of Jiaqing (AD 1809) at the age of 65. According to this spectrum, "Comprehensive Table" is wrong in birth, death and age. i "Comprehensive Table" page 632 contains: Ling Tingkan was born in the 20th year of Qianlong (AD 1755) and died in the 14th year of Jiaqing (AD 1809) at the age of 55.For reference, "Mr. Ling Cizhong's Chronicle". [Press]: The Chronicle of Mr. Ling Cizhong compiled by Zhang Qijin says: Ling Tingkan was born in the 22nd year of Qianlong (AD 1757) and died in the 14th year of Jiaqing (AD 1809) at the age of 53. According to this spectrum, "Comprehensive Table" incorrectly recorded the birth year, so the age was also incorrect. j "Comprehensive Table" page 638 contains: Yang Yuchun was born in the 25th year of Qianlong (AD 1760) and died in the 17th year of Daoguang (AD 1837) at the age of 78.For reference, Li Xing was quoted as writing the epitaph, and said that he was born in the 26th year of Qianlong from Yang Guozhen's Chronicle of Duke Wu of Zhong. [Press]: Yang Guozhen and others wrote "The Chronicle of Zhongwu Gong" and recorded that the master of the spectrum was born on the 25th day of December, Gengchen, the twenty-sixth year of Qianlong.But Gengchen is twenty-five years, and twenty-six years are Xinsi, and the year recorded in the complete spectrum should also be twenty-five years, which is the word "six" or the word "five". According to Li Xing's epitaph in "Comprehensive Table", Li Xing was born in twenty-five years, which is correct.In preparing for the exam, you should not follow Yang Pu's mistakes in engraving.In addition, Yang Yuchun was born on December 25th, which is January 30th, 1761. Since the exact date of birth is known, the conversion should be accurate, and the date of birth is 1761. The preface of "Comprehensive Table" stated: "This book is still mainly based on the biography of the stele. If the official history and the biography of the stele are the same, the official history will be the main one." Towns, or ancient place names, are all based on stele biography and official history, but there are still gaps.Here are six examples: a "Comprehensive Table" page 571 contains: Wang Shu was born in Taiyuan, Shanxi. [Press]: Wang Shu self-edited "Loushan Provincial Records" as an Anju in Sichuan. b "Comprehensive Table" page 594 contains: Chen Dahua's native place is missing for reference, and Chen Shi wrote "Lian Fang Chen Gong Chronicle". [Press]: Chen Shi wrote "Lian Fang Chen Gong Chronicle", which stated that Chen Dahua was born in Lujiang, Anhui. "Comprehensive Table" is missing according to the spectrum. c "Comprehensive Table" page 594 contains: Han Xixun's native place is missing. For reference, Liu Yaodong wrote "Mr. Han Xiangyan's Chronicle". [Press]: According to the Chronicle of Mr. Han Xiangyan written by Liu Yaodong, Han Xixun was born in Qingtian, Zhejiang. "Comprehensive Table" is missing according to the spectrum. d "Comprehensive Table" page 625 contains: De Lengtai's native place is lacking for reference, and Yinhua Shana wrote "Dezhuang Guogong Chronicle". [Press]: According to the Chronicle of Dezhuang Guogong written by Huashana, Delentai was born in Zhenghuang Banner, Mongolia. "Comprehensive Table" is missing according to the spectrum. e "Comprehensive Table" page 640 contains: Shengyin's native place is missing a reference to "Shengqin Zhigong Chronicle". [Press]: Baolin et al. wrote the Chronicle of Shengqin Zhigong, saying: Shengyin, a Manchurian inlaid yellow bannerman. "Comprehensive Table" is missing according to the spectrum. f "Comprehensive Table" page 652 contains: Feng Chunhui's native place is missing, so he cited Wang Xinzhao's "Chronology of Mr. Feng Xulin" for reference. [Press]: Compiled by Wang Xinzhao: "Chronology of Mr. Feng Xulin" said: Feng Chunhui, a native of Guangzhou, Henan, was omitted from the "Comprehensive Table" according to the spectrum. (1) The book is divided into two parts: a "Comprehensive table" page 577 Li E, for reference cited two kinds of "Chronology of Mr. Li Fanxie" edited by Zhu Wenzao and "Chronology of Mr. Li Fanxie" edited by Miao Quansun. [Press]: Miao Bian was supplemented by Miao Quansun according to Zhu Wenzao's manuscript.Income "Jiayetang Series".There is a postscript by Liu Chengqian at the end of the spectrum, which records the process of Miao's additions and the sources of materials.Therefore, the "Chronology of Mr. Li Fanxie" compiled by Zhu Wenzao and edited by Miao Quansun should be annotated, or the manuscript should be marked under Zhu's compilation, so as not to be searched by scholars. b "Comprehensive Table" page 510 Wei Xiangshu, for reference cited "Wei Minguogong Chronicle" edited by Wei Xuecheng and "Han Laoren Chronicle" customized by Xiangshu. [Press]: This genealogy was dictated by Wei Xiangshu and compiled by his son Wei Xuecheng. It should not be classified into two types. "Han Laoren Chronicle" is an error of "Han Song Laoren Chronicle", and "Wei Minguogong Chronicle" is the same book with a different name. c "Comprehensive Table" page 650 Gu Guangqi, for reference cited two kinds of "Gu Qianli Chronicle" compiled by Zhao Yichen and "Gu Qianli Chronicle" compiled by Jinshan Yao. [Press]: The two editors Zhao and Yao actually contributed.One volume of Gu Pu was originally edited by Zhao Yichen. In the 19th year of the Republic of China, Jinshan Yao's "Fulu Series" was printed according to Zhao's draft. It was the first edition and was not divided into volumes.Later, Zhao Yichen revised it and republished it in the following year, which was divided into two volumes, so it is not appropriate to title Yao's compilation. (2) Author's mistakes: a "Comprehensive table" page 498 Hu promises, reference "Hu Shizhuang chronicle" but not the author. [Press]: "Hu Shizhuang Chronicle" is titled and edited by Hu Yuzhang, and there is a copy of "Hubei Series". b "Comprehensive Table" page 504 Chen Hu, for reference cited "An Daogong Chronicle" written by Sun Pu. [Press]: "The Chronicle of An Daogong" is indeed titled Sun Pu, but this refers to Chen Hu's grandson Chen Pu.The non-surname is Sun Mingpu. "Comprehensive Table" mistakenly used Sun as Pu's surname and mistakenly titled Sun Pu's writing. c "Comprehensive Table" page 563 Huang Shulin, "Huang Shilang Chronicle" written by Yin Yanzhen for reference. [Press]: "Chronology of Huang Shilang" was written by Gu Zhen, the main genealogy master. "Comprehensive Table" was incorrectly titled by Yan Zhen. d "Comprehensive Table" page 563 Zhang Chaojin, for reference cited Zhang Shouyan's "Mr. Beihu Chronicle". [Press]: "Chronology of Mr. Beihu" was written by Zhang Jingyan, the son of the genealogy master, and "Comprehensive Table" was mistaken for Zhang Shouyan. e "Comprehensive Table" page 586 Quan Zuwang, for reference cited "Quan Xieshan (Zuwang) Chronicle" written by Dong Chun. [Press]: "Quanxieshan Chronicle" was written by Dong Bingchun, the main genealogy master, and "Comprehensive Table" was mistaken for Dong Chun. f "Comprehensive table" page 690 Zhang Liangji, for reference cited Lin Shaonian's "Chronology of Zhang Zhijun". [Press]: The original title of this genealogy was indeed written by Lin Shaonian, but in fact it was compiled by Zhang Zuyou, the grandson of the owner of the genealogy, according to the manuscript of the owner's own chronicle, and Lin Shaonian was asked to delete it.According to Lin Shaonian's postscript attached to the genealogy: "Guangxu Jiachen Yu ordered to take pictures of Guizhou Fushi, and Gongsun Zuyou mailed the second volume of the public chronicle compiled by Yu." Zhang Zuyou's postscript also said: "Guangxu Jiachen (AD 1904 In February of 2011, the original manuscript of the chronicle left by the elder father was continued and compiled into the second volume of the chronicle... With the history museum written by the aunt Lin Zanyu, Shangshu Bingbi History Museum, the history of Yunnan and Guizhou, Yu Gong knew the situation at that time more accurately, please correct it after it is finished , to fill in the gaps in the classics by Lin Zhangxiang, and to review and revise them in detail." Therefore, the author should not single-title Lin Shaonian. (3) The title of the book is wrong: "Comprehensive table" page 676 Xu Dong, for reference cited "Jiu Chu Chronicle". [Press]: Xu Dong's character is Zhichu, and he wrote "Zhichu Chronicle". Reference books should be for those who use them first, and the order of characters should be based on birth and death. There is still a sequence of birth years in the "Comprehensive Table", but people born in the same year do not follow the order of death years, so that the ranking is reversed and it is inconvenient to check. There are many examples, just to mention three: (1) "Comprehensive Table" page 494, from Qin Chongcai to Diaobao 14 people were born in the 31st year of Wanli (AD 1603), and the earlier died in the 17th year of Chongzhen (AD 1644), and the later died In the eighteenth year of Kangxi (AD 1679), the rankings were uneven and messy. (2) On page 502 of "Comprehensive Table", the 15 people from Zhang Erqi to Huang Ji were born in the 40th year of Wanli (AD 1612), while those who died earlier died in the second year of Shunzhi (AD 1645), and those who died later In the 33rd year of Kangxi (1694 A.D.), the rankings were uneven and messy. (3) "Comprehensive Table" page 728, from Lu Runxiang to Liu Chunlin, 15 people were born in the 21st year of Daoguang (AD 1841), and the earlier died in the Guangxu 15th year (AD 1889), and the later died in In the fourth year of the Republic of China (AD 1915).But the rankings are also uneven.