Notes on Mr. Lin Ting's Shinto Table

(1) Wu Jun: the name of the ancient county belongs to Suzhou, Jiangsu, and Xuzhou belongs to Jiangsu.

(2) Haimen: Now it belongs to Jiangsu, the north bank of the Yangtze River estuary. Gu's Genealogy said: "When the Song Dynasty crossed the south, the timid moved to Yao, Haimen County."

(3) Kunshan City: Now it belongs to Jiangsu.

(4) Zheng De: Zhu Houzhao year number of Ming Wuzong (1506— 152 1).

(5) Good friend: Qing Shunzhi for two years (1645).

(6) Gui Zhuang (1613-1673): a writer from Kunshan in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Gui Youguang's great-grandson. As a member of the Fu Society in the late Ming Dynasty, he participated in the anti-Qing struggle. He is good at calligraphy and painting, and his prose works include Gui Zhuang Collection.

(7) Fu She: a political group composed of Jiangnan literati and intellectuals in the late Ming Dynasty, which advocated improving politics and saving the Ming Dynasty. The Qing soldiers went south, and some members participated in the anti-Qing struggle. Shunzhi was banned by the Qing government for nine years (1652).

(8) The twelfth year of Chongzhen (1639).

(9) Twenty-one History: a history book edited by Jiajing in Ming Dynasty. In addition to 17 kinds of Song history, four histories of Song, Liao, Jin and Yuan were added.

(10) Record: A kind of chronicle, which records major events during the reign of the emperor.

(1 1) Atlas: Books with maps outside the text refer to geographical records with maps.

(12) Disease Records of Counties in the World: 120 Volume, which records the territory, advantages, water conservancy, military defense, property, taxation and other information in detail.

(13) "Yu Zhaozhi": The existing banknotes are not divided into volumes, focusing on the geographical situation of various places and mountain fortresses, with maps attached.

(14) Gan and Chun: Zhao? Annual trunk roads (1165-1173) and Xichun (1174-1/89).

(15) Xue Genqing: Xue (1134—1173), the word Shilong,No. Genzhai, was a philosopher in the Southern Song Dynasty. Being a pioneer of Yongjia School, he pays great attention to learning and opposes empty talk about life.

(16) Wang Daofu: Wang Zizhong (1134—1199), whose real name is Dao Fu, is called Mr. Candidate by scholars. Ni Shilin: the name is Pu, and scholars call him Mr. Shi Ling.

(17) Ye Shuixin: Ye Shi (1150-1223), with the correct word, was called Mr. Shui Xin by scholars and a philosopher in the Southern Song Dynasty. Advocating utility and opposing Zhu's theory of human nature is the epitome of Yongjia School in Southern Song Dynasty.

(18) Chen Tongfu: Chen Liang (1143-1194), a word, is called Mr. Longchuan, a thinker of the Southern Song Dynasty by scholars. He pays attention to academic achievements and opposes empty talk about righteousness.

(19) Yongjia Yongkang School: Yongjia School in the Southern Song Dynasty was founded in, with representatives Xue, Ye Shi both from Yongjia (now Wenzhou, Zhejiang), hence the name. Yongkang School in the Southern Song Dynasty, also known as Zhejiang School, was founded by Yongkang (now Zhejiang), hence the name.

(20) Wu Cailao: Song Dynasty scholar Wu Kun (about1100-1154), the word is old. "Yun Bu" consists of five volumes, divided into nine parts, and he put forward the theory that ancient rhyme has turned to this point, which is a dying spur to the study of ancient rhyme in later generations.

(2 1) Five books on phonology: 38 volumes, including two volumes of Ancient Phonology Table, three volumes of Yi Yin, ten volumes of Shibenyin, twenty volumes of Tang Yunzheng and three volumes of Phonology Theory. (22) Inscription: refers to the ancient words carved on Zhong Ding stone tablets.

(23) Ou, Zhao, Hong, Wang: Ouyang Xiu wrote the postscript to Historical Records, Zhao Mingcheng wrote The Stone, and Wang Qiu Ross wrote The Collection of Historical Records, all of which are works on the study of the stone.

(24) Records of the Stone Inscriptions: Six volumes, with more than 300 inscriptions since the Han Dynasty.

(25) Neo-Confucianism: refers to the Confucian philosophy in the Song Dynasty, also known as Neo-Confucianism and Taoism, which is more dependent on the principle of the unity of man and nature.

(26) Zen: refers to the doctrine of Zen Buddhism, focusing on since the enlightenment.

(27) Zhu Zi: Zhu (1130-1200), whose word is dark, is in the middle of the word, with the name Huian, () Weng, a native of Wuyuan (now Jiangxi), was a famous philosopher in the Song Dynasty.

(28) Huang Dongfa: (1213-1280) was born in Cixi (present-day Zhejiang) in the Southern Song Dynasty and wrote 95 volumes of Huang's Japanese Banknotes.

(29) Shangcai: refers to Xie (1050- 1 103), a disciple of Shangcai (now Henan). Scholars call him Mr. Shangcai, and Hengpu refers to Zhang Jiucheng (1092- 165438). Xiangshan: It refers to Lu Jiuyuan (1139-1193), whose real name is Amethyst, whose real name is Cunzhai, Xiangshan Weng and Jinxi (now Jiangxi). Scholars call him Mr. Xiangshan, a philosopher of the Southern Song Dynasty.

(30) Bai Quan: Sun Qifeng (about 1584—— about 1675) was born in Rongcheng (now Hebei), and scholars called him Mr. Xia Feng, a famous Confucian scholar in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and together with Li Biao and Huang Zongxi, he was also called "the three great Confucians in the Qing Dynasty". Two songs: Li Yong (1627-1705), the word Zhongfu, No.2. Zhou Zhi (now Shaanxi) was born, and scholars called him Mr. Er Qu, a neo-Confucian in the early Qing Dynasty.

(3 1) Lizhou: Huang Zongxi (1609-1695), whose real name is Taichong, is from Nanlei, Yuyao (now Zhejiang), and scholars call him Mr. Lizhou. Famous thinker in late Ming and early Qing Dynasty, master of Park Studies.

(32) "Learning Guide": A volume that advocates the application of classics.

(33) Journals: 32 volumes, which are Gu's Review of the Past, and Notes at Any Time are intended to apply this book, with a wide range of contents and exquisite textual research.

(34) Tai 'an people: it is a courtesy title for the mother or grandmother of court officials in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, referring to Gu's mother.

(35) Gu Jun: the mother of the husband.

(36) Direct point: an imperial envoy. Jing: Commendation.

(37) National Grace: refers to the above invitation to the DPRK.

(38) Yang: Zi, a native of Kunming, was appointed as the magistrate of Kunshan. When the Qing soldiers arrived, they refused to defend with Gu, Gui Zhuang and Wu Qiling, and were defeated and fled.

Jiading: It belongs to Shanghai. Wu Qiling: The word starts with the same name. She is a student in Jiading County and lives in Kunshan. On the sixth day of July in the second year of Shunzhi, the Qing army captured Kunshan City. He defended the city against the enemy and swore to the death.

(40) Yunyang, in today's Hubei. Wang Yongzuo: He was the Governor of Yunyang in Ming Dynasty and the Governor of Jingshi. Li Zicheng entered Xiangyang and fled by city. Back in Kunshan, he led the anti-Qing rebels. About the same route to attack Suzhou, Nanjing, Hangzhou and coastal areas, but failed because the attack on Suzhou army collapsed first, affecting the overall people.

(4 1) Xia Wenzhong: Xia.

(42) "Jiangdong: A Guide to the Regime of the Axe King (Zhu Yousong)", the rear Ministry: In the Ming Dynasty, all ministries in the central government set up ministries, and the main provinces copied items and cashier documents.

(43) "Guide to the Tang Wang Regime in Central Fujian" (Zhu).

Lang Fang: An official attached to the Ministry of Military Affairs.

(45) pushing officials: they are officials of various governments and are in charge of the prisons of one government. Xian Zheng: Gu, Duanmu,No. Qian 'an, Kunshan, his great-grandson, a college student. Promote officials for Yan 'an government. Xu Bing returned from Guanzhong in April (the third year of Shunzhi), and heard that the King of Tang was in Fujian, and the grass was dense and sparse. Attached to Zhoushan Huang Binqing, conveyed by * * * *, in order to obtain it, in order to tell Wu Song, the satrap of Wu Song, that Wu Mi would not send it. In April in Dinghai, Wu conspired against the Qing Dynasty, but failed. He made secret efforts to arrest Jinling and was killed by Hong Chengchou.

(46) Wu: This will be a general, and later he will be the prefect of Wusong. The secret general fought against the Qing Dynasty, was arrested in defeat, and died in prison. (47) Skirts: Skirts are skirts, and shoes are wooden shoes, which are the clothes of the children of the six dynasties. Here refers to the aristocratic children who don't know government affairs but only know pleasure.

(48) False firmness: false stubbornness. Xunzi Zuo contains five major crimes listed by Confucius, two of which are "eccentric and firm, confusing the false with the true."

(49) scorched earth. Poisonous waves: a metaphor for being ravaged.

(50) Geng Yin: Seven years of Qing Shunzhi (1650).

(5 1) Jingkou: Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province today.

(52) He Zhong: namely "Jiahe, now Jiaxing, Zhejiang.

(53) Old Capital: Nanjing. Xiaoling Mausoleum: Zhu Yuanzhang Mausoleum of Ming Taizu.

(54) Qiuci: Ten years of Qing Shunzhi (1653).

(55) Shenlie Mountain: the mountain where the Ming Tombs are located, namely Nanjing Purple Mountain. "Fourteen Records of Li Mingshi": "In the tenth year of Jiajing, the name of Xiaoling was called God Lieshan."

(56) Mujie: Beijing area, here refers to Nanjing.

(57) Ding You: Fourteen years of Qing Shunzhi (1657).

(58) Sea access: refers to the connection between coastal areas and Zheng Chenggong's anti-Qing rebel army.

(59)[][]: This person is money.

(60) flat: impatient.

(6 1) Quzhou: In today's Hebei Province. Lu Zhenfei's eldest son, Zepu, the Sherman of Lu, was the Sherman of the Book of the Meeting. In the first year of Longwu (the second year of Qing Shunzhi), Zhu Bailu Zhenfei, king of the Tang Dynasty, was a senior official of Prince Taibao, Ministry of Official Affairs and Ministry of War, and a university student of Wenyuange. The post of Prime Minister in Ming Dynasty was called "the old phase".

(62) Dongting: the name of the mountain. In Taihu Lake, Jiangsu Province, there are two mountains, east and west, and the main peak of Dongshan Mountain is Mori Peak.

Songjiang: This belongs to Shanghai.

(64) Zhangqiu: This belongs to Shandong. Changbai Mountain: According to the Records of Fu Nan, it is also called Huixian Mountain. The mountains are cloudy and white, which straddles the boundaries of four counties and is in the northeast of Zhangqiu. According to Gu Shizhen attached to Shi Hua, the land reclamation took place in the fourth year of Kangxi (1605), and the cloud said, "It is located in Sangjiazhuang, Zhangqiu. First of all, Xie Shitai is a native of Zhangqiu. He owes her husband money and even uses land to pay it back. " For reference.

(65) Reform Movement of 1898: fifteen years of Qing Shunzhi (1658).

(66) Beidu: refers to Beijing. Jidian: Beijing area.

Shanhaiguan (67): Now it belongs to Hebei.

(68) Dadong: refers to the land of the extreme east.

Changping: This belongs to Beijing.

(70) Changling: the mausoleum of the Ming Dynasty ancestor (Judy). Changping has the Ming Tombs, which are called the Ming Tombs.

(7 1) Huiji: Shixing, now Zhejiang Province.

(72) Siling: the mausoleum of Ming Sizong (Zhu Youjian).

(73) Taiyuan and Datong: both belong to Shanxi today. Guanzhong: In ancient times, it was called Hangu Kansai, Sanguandong and Wuguan Xiaoguannan, which is equivalent to Shaanxi today.

(74) Yulin: This belongs to Shaanxi.

(75) Historical disaster in central Zhejiang: Zhuang Tingyi, a native of Wucheng, Zhejiang Province, published History of Ming Dynasty, which exposed Siming's anti-Qing sentiment. In the second year of Kangxi (1663), the Qing government ordered all his people, editors, scholars, booksellers, booksellers and local officials to be executed.

(76) Wu Pan's second son: refers to He Pan.

(77) Chen Jia lived in Kangxi for three years (1664).

(78) Yanmen is in the north of Daixian County, Shanxi Province.

(79) Wutai: In Shanxi today.

Ma (80): a native of the Eastern Han Dynasty (pre 14- post-49), was a general feng.

(8 1) Daibei: North of Daizhou, now northwest of Shanxi.

(82) Ding Wei: Six years of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1667).

Lai: Laizhou, located in Ye County, Shandong Province. A slave in Huang Shi told his master poem: Gu lost his article "Book with People": "The grandson of Jiang Huangkuan, the servant of Huang Gong, the minister of war in Jimo County, Laizhou, and the son of Huang Zan, whose real name is Huang, exposed his master's original command. See Huang Tan of Pujiang County, Huang Zhenlin of Fengyang Prefecture, etc. 14 people's anti-poetry case.

(84) Record of Loyalty and Righteousness: Gu Yu's Book with People: "There was no interference until Jiang exposed the case of fourteen people, including Huang Tan and Huang Zhenlin, who violated poetry for three years. On the 30th of the first month of this year, I went to the court to play, and suddenly I reported that there was a record of Zhongjie, namely "Qi Zhen Ji", which was written by Chen Jisheng and edited by Guning people in Kunshan. The origin of the bank was arrested. "Chen Jisheng, born in Changzhou (now Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province), worked as an official in Taibu Temple. Edited Selected Poems of Kai Zhen (selected poems of the Apocalypse and Chongzhen Dynasties), with an income of 307 people. He said that as a general rule, "choosing people is the most important, and preserving righteousness is the most important. "

(85) First: Inform.

(86) investigation: trial.

(87) Li Yindu: Fuping (now Shaanxi Province) was born in the Ming Dynasty. He was appraised for his erudition in the 18th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi. Deeper than Confucian classics, he wrote "On Poetry", which Gu said: "Mao, Zheng Yousi has a voice."

(88) Calendar: Jinan City, Shandong Province today.

(89) Ding Si: Sixteen years of Qing Emperor Kangxi (1677).

(90) Huayin: In Shaanxi today.

(9 1) Qin people: refers to people in Guanzhong area, that is, the ancient Qin land.

(92) "History of Wang Shan": written by Wang Hong, with the same word, the word "Mountain History" is well known to all students. In the seventeenth year of Qing Emperor Kangxi, he refused to go because of his erudition. Gu tried to live in his home.

(93) University student: As the cabinet chief, he drafted imperial edicts, approved the memorial, and actually grasped the power of the prime minister. Xiaogan: It belongs to Hubei now. Xiong Gong: Lu (1635— 1709), minister and philosopher of Qing Dynasty.

(94) Wuwu: the seventeenth year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (1678).

(95) Yi 'an: Ai, word,no. Yi 'an, a native of Kunshan. In the seventeenth year of Kangxi, he served as President of Mingshi.

(96) Death (the only pinyin): Do not change until death. Out of the book of songs, Yan Feng, white boat.

(97) Poultry entrustment: dowry.

(98) Lindong: Lindong Party, a political group composed of Jiangnan literati during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. Lindong party member talked about state affairs and advocated reform, but they were hated by powerful people in Beijing, and many people were attacked and persecuted.

(99) Han Wengong: Han Yu. Su Shi called him "the decline of eight generations of literature." The Eight Dynasties refer to the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wei and Jin Dynasties, Song Dynasty, Qi Dynasty, Liang Dynasty, Chen Dynasty and Sui Dynasty.

(100) Sandou: The Big Dipper on Mount Tai refers to people who are admired by the public because of their high respect or outstanding achievements.

(10 1) Guan Xue: Neo-Confucianism school founded by Zhang Zai, a materialist thinker in the Northern Song Dynasty. Zhang Zai is famous for giving lectures in Guanzhong area of Shaanxi Province for a long time.

(102) Transverse canal: refers to Zhang Zai. Zhang Zai's hometown Hengqu (now Meixian County, Shaanxi Province). Lantian: Lu Dalin, a native of Lantian (present-day Shaanxi), first studied in Zhangzai, then traveled from Cheng Yi and other places, and was called "Mr. Cheng Mensi" with Xie and You Zuo.

(103) Liu Kanggong: that is, Wang, a scholar of the Zhou Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period. For the following quotation, see Zuo Zhuan's Thirteen Years as a Duke.

(104) "Mao Yan": The title of an ancient poem is ironic and disrespectful. According to Zuo Zhuan's Twenty-eight Years of "xianggong", Lu Shusun used this poem to satirize Qi Guoqing's disrespect.

(105) Death: 18th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (1679).

(106) yi river and Hehe River are both in Henan Province today.

(107) Song Shao: Shaoshi Mountain is located in present-day Henan.

(108) Five Mountains: the general name of the five famous mountains in China, namely Mount Taishan in Dongyue, Mount Hengshan in Nanyue, Mount Huishan in Xiyue, Mount Hengshan in Beiyue and Mount Songshan in Zhongyue.

(109) Brother of Xu Shangshu: refers to nephew of Xu, Xu and Gu.

(1 10) homesick for my father's axis: I want Confucius' car back, and dad means Confucius.

(1 1 1) Boran's stove: Hongliang (Boran) in the Eastern Han Dynasty was not lonely. The neighbor cooked first and asked him to cook all the dishes on a hot stove. He politely declined. See Dongguan Hanji.

(1 12) Doctor Una: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Cui Yao of Qi killed the monarch Qi Zhuanggong, and Chen Wenzi fled to other countries for refuge. All the rulers he met said, just like Cui Yao, "Dr. Una is also a doctor". The Analects of Gongye Chang.

(1 13) Wujun: Poem Zhao Nan Grass Worm: "No Jun, Worry."

(1 15) Geng Shen: 19th year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1680).

(1 16) Gaudi: disciple of Gaozu. Pan Lei (1646— 1708), a native of Wujiang (now Jiangsu), was a scholar in Qing Dynasty.

(1 17) Wu (Wu Wu): diligent.

(1 18) Lei Yun economics: It is a metaphor for a talented person who is good at running red lights and governing the country with kindness and punishment. The language "Yi Tun": "Thunder, Tun, gentlemen help." But it is slightly different from the original intention.

(1 19) Tun (with pinyin): one of the 64 hexagrams, meaning difficult and dangerous. Yi Tun: "Tun, hard and soft are hard to live."