Compilation and Revision of Dongguan Local Records in Past Dynasties

(yuan) Guo bian Chen herringbone (13 12). See Comrade Ruan. Introduction to art and literature.

Guo, a native of Zizhou, is a judge. Geng, a native of Dongguan. Offering tribute to Jinshi in Jiazi Township, Chunchun.

This is the preface made by Guo in the first month. Dongguan County in Song and Yuan Dynasties, formerly known as Baoan County, was named after the ancient county. Chen Lian, an orthodox scholar in the Ming Dynasty, said in the Preface, "Yuan Di celebrated his appointment as a son, and Guo asked Chen Geng, a local Confucian, to compile it, calling it the Chronicle of Security, which is concise and accurate. The back board was destroyed by soldiers. "

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(Ming) Zhuang Yi compiled the Yongle Dadian, the first part of the Ming Dynasty. See Ruan Tongzhi. Introduction to art and literature.

Zhou Zhi: Gong. Hongwu Bingzi is a juren and an official Fengcheng Sect. A respected and upright person.

Chen Lian, the orthodox school, said: "At the beginning of Yongle, the Yi people went to Lingjiao to guide Zhuang Gong, visited old books with the Yi people and revised them constantly. The first chapter is sketchy, and the audience is sick. "

Dongguan county annals

(Ming) Zhou Chenlian compiled Orthodoxy of Ming Dynasty, which lasted for 7 years. See Zhou Shi in Comrade Ruan. Introduction to art and literature. Jiangxi native, worked as a county magistrate for 3 years.

Orthodox four years, Chen Lian reinstated, hire county annals. So I asked the old man, searched all the relics, and found an old record of Emperor Qing Renzi of the Yuan Dynasty, which was added to the system of the Ming Dynasty, and was compiled by poems of civil and military officials, civil affairs departments, deeds, husbands, Jin and gentry. Suitable for military reform, not for ziqi. It is Chen Lian's preface, which was established in seven years and kept in summer and June.

Old Records of Dongguan 12

The copy of Shen Jia (1464) compiled by Wu Zhongxiu and Lv Xiang in Beijing Library in the Ming Dynasty. The word "Guo Chao" in the book was gouged out and changed to "Ming Dynasty", so it was engraved in the Ming Dynasty, and The Comprehensive Records of China Local Records was printed as "Reprinting Tianshun Eight Years". Comrade Ruan. Introduction to Art and Literature: Lost

Wuzhong, a native of Pingle, Jiangxi Province, was a scholar and Tianshun was the magistrate for five years. Lu Xiang, Yi people.

This record is revised according to the old draft compiled by orthodox Chen Lian. Every manuscript is easy to correct. I read the moon five times before writing it.

Dongguan County Records (Volume 15)

(Ming) edited by Liu Cunye, Jiazi (1504) was lost in the seventeenth year of Ming Hongzhi. See Comrade Ruan. Introduction to art and literature.

He has been a scholar for three years. He is a citizen of this city.

"Preface to Liu Cunye in July of Jiazi in the 17th year of Hongzhi" briefly refers to more than 40 years from Tianshun Zhixiu to Jiazi in Hongzhi, and the printed edition was lost. Jinjiang Chenning killed the city with Jinshi, and continued to compile the city records, recording mountains and rivers, roads, hukou, acres of land, products, official management, customs, talents and so on.

Dongguan county annals

In the Ming Dynasty, Chen Qiao revised Xie Bangxin's Ruan Shu in the forty-first year of Jiajing (1562) and found that Ruan Tongzhi's Literature and Art was preserved in the forty-first year of Jiajing. Huang Zuoxu's sequence is that while compiling Guangdong Tongzhi, the counties are handed over to the city for reconstruction.

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(Ming) Steve Shih Chen compiled by Sun Xuegu was lost in Dongguan County Records of the Republic of China, but it was not included in Comrade Ruan. Steve Shih Chen's introduction to literature and art.

Dongguan county annals 8 volumes

In the Ming Dynasty, Wang revised the Code of Zhang Erguo, and Zeng Qicai rebuilt the manuscripts collected in the twelfth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1639) in Zhongshan Library, Guangdong Province.

Wang, a native of Shexian County in the south of the Yangtze River, was a scholar and a magistrate in Chongzhen for seven years. Two fruits, filial piety.

This is a compilation record, which lasted for five years. Zhang Erguo was the president and took the lead in ordering the certificate. As an ordinary example, starting from Emperor Yao, it imitates the example of Wanli's Guangdong Tongzhi, but its geography, schools and taxes are slightly smaller than the old records, while the officials, teachers and officials are more detailed than the previous records, and the foreign records also imitate the examples of Tongzhi, adding a new item of greed and coolness. Recording the data of Yao nationality in Dongguan in Ming Dynasty is the characteristic of local chronicles. This data was lost in the later chronicles, and it was not until Chen edited the "City Records of the Republic of China" that it was supplemented. It is an orphan in the sea.

Dongguan County Records (Volume 14)

(Qing) Qing edited by Guo Wenbing, Li and Zhang has been kept in the Cabinet Library of Japan for 28 years (1689).

Guo Wenbing, a native of Lixian County, Zhili Province, was born as a scholar and served in the 26th year of Kangxi.

Guo Wenbing said, "When the soldiers got off the bus, they went to the Museum of History of the Holy Son of Heaven, compiled a unified book, and collected new records of the counties and countries in the world, and inherited the constitution." Based on the ambition of Chongzhen, supplemented by the deeds of more than 50 years, the map, evolution, people, art, name and category are all the same.

It is the time when Zhi Daoguang's Guangdong Tongzhi was developed.

Dongguan County Records (Volume 14)

(Qing) Revising Deng Tingzhe's Meeting with Chen, editing Eight Years of Yongzheng (1730) and Ten Years of Yongzheng. The Palace Museum in Tianjin Library has a block-printed edition of Yongzheng.

Zhou Tiancheng, a native of Shangyuan in the south of the Yangtze River, was a juren and a magistrate of a county in the fourth year of Yongzheng.

In the eighth year of Yongzheng, the Qing court ordered the revision of the Unified Chronicle, which made the provinces, counties and cities intensify the revision of the city. Zhou Tiancheng, a magistrate of a county, gave an example. Nine people, including Deng Tingzhe, a Tingyi person, began to compile county chronicles. Because Kangxi was stationed in Yongzheng and Geng, they added more than 40 years of historical events and completed four times of reading the moon. Its content is still the same as before. Quoting old records, making up mistakes, making up for missing ones, paying attention to things and being polite, and still writing books will increase by four tenths.

"Dongguan County Records" 46 volumes with 2 volumes of continuation records.

(Qing) Ding Si was compiled by Huang (1797) in the second year of Peng Yu Jiaqing. Dongguan County Department printed the narrative of the provincial capital ancient hall, which continued to be published in the second year of Jiaqing. Two volumes (Qing) compiled by Fan Wen 'an Jiaqing have not been renewed for four years, and are only collected in Zhongshan Library, Guangdong Province.

China local chronicles: three-year editions by Peng, Fan Wen 'an, Huang and Jiaqing, two volumes of Dongguan County Chronicles, and modern printing after Jiaqing three years.

Peng, a native of Luling, Jiangxi Province, has been a magistrate for 59 years.

In the second year of Jiaqing, the city ordered Peng to hire Huang as the editor-in-chief and set up a bureau to rebuild the city records. "It is to take the previous record, get rid of its redundancy, get rid of its righteousness, do things for the cause, do things for righteousness, the midsummer is grass, and the seven Harle months are more than four-tenths of the first, and the old ones are two-tenths." The wind of continuing ambition depends entirely on "Peng Zhi".

This chronicle was compiled after Qianlong revised Sikuquanshu. Therefore, it is forbidden to destroy the characters and works in the previous chronicles, and it is noted that the chronicles say: "When investigating and handling the books left over, the local and county chronicles are shoveled with articles. In today's biography and election, it was deleted and it was also in accordance with the work order. " There are many anti-Qing figures in Nanming of Dongguan, and there are also many writers with anti-Qing thoughts in the early Qing Dynasty. This ambition is to delete, and its example says: "The details of the characters are added or deleted. Anyone who changes them will learn from the Ming history." After it was completed, people in the city had great opinions. As a sequel, two volumes of "People and Art" were specially supplemented, and the city invited Fan Wen 'an to compose poems.

The difference between this chronicle and other chronicles is that the products are all specialties of this county or other counties, but they are relatively precious, generally common and shared by all counties, so they are not recorded, only magnificent ones are recorded, so the products only record 20 kinds of frozen fish cloth, salt, litchi, shad, purple seasonal and secret fragrant paper.

The collection of Sun Yat-sen Library in Guangdong Province is a newspaper with more handwriting and missing pages, which was reprinted during the reconstruction of local chronicles in the Republic of China.

"Dongguan Cao Zhi" 50 volumes

(Qing) Deng Chun compiled "Chashan Township Records"

The first draft of Dongguan county annals

(Qing) See Chen Zhi edited by He Renshan. Interview Ben.

Dongguan county annals

(Qing) Rongjing Deng compiled Chen Zhi. Interview Ben.

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(Min) Ten years for Chen Bian (192 1) and sixteen years for Ding Mao (1927). Dongguan Yanghe Bookstore's description of the printed edition ended in July of Xuantong's third year.

Chen, a Yi native, was a scholar in the 18th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. He edited imperial academy, went to the south study and edited the National History Museum. He was appointed as the special envoy to Jiangning. After the Revolution of 1911, he lived in seclusion in Kowloon and wrote for life.

In the fourth year of the Republic of China, people proposed to compile local chronicles, and allocated funds from Sha Tin's public property to move the local chronicles bureau to Kowloon, with Chen as the editor-in-chief, imitating Ruan Yuan's "Guangdong Tongzhi" and local chronicles of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and centralized compilation took six years to complete.

The style recorded before is not perfect. It's an interview with Boxing, with a lot of quotations and detailed references, far better than the old records. Due to the simplicity of Peng Zhi, the historical events before Jiaqing recorded the events before the Ming Dynasty by citing the Dongguan incident in the Records of Guangzhou published in the original edition of Lu Zhi Remnants, the old edition of Zhang Zhi and the Collection of Ancient and Modern Books. However, Zhou Zhi was written in detail, so it quoted Du Duo and referred to local chronicles such as Ruan Tongzhi and Dai Fuzhi, which recorded the achievements of Dongguan people. Based on three kinds of manuscripts: First, Deng Chun's "Dongguan Cao Zhi" (the manuscript handed in by Daoguang when compiling Comrade Ruan, called "Dongguan Cao Zhi"); Second, He Renshan compiled "Dongguan Records Draft" (Tongzhi was compiled into the Archives Bureau when compiling "Dai Fuzhi"); Three, Rongjing Deng compiled "Dongguan County Records Draft" (that is, after Guangxu of Rongjing Deng became an official).

The differences between this chronicle and the previous chronicle (namely "Peng Zhi") are as follows: 1. The reference books and interview materials (which lasted for three years) are rich, widely quoted, and the source is indicated. If there is any mistake, it will be revised and annotated. 2. Adopt the new map of the Army Survey. 3. Biography of people, especially Dongguan people in Ming Dynasty, is mainly based on examples, records and family biographies. Figures are more detailed than old records and can correct historical mistakes. 4. Art and prose are well handled, with a special bibliography, a subset of classics and history, and a preface, and their poems and prose are divided into various categories. It records in detail the new policies of establishing schools, abolishing imperial examinations, building railways and setting up industries in the late Qing Dynasty.

It is particularly worth mentioning that in dealing with Dongguan figures in the Ming Dynasty, we dare to break the routine and take Peng Zhihe's "Ming Dynasty figures as a mirror." In this case, different opinions are put forward, and it is believed that the editor of Ming History has its limitations. First, influenced by the ruling class website at that time, current affairs were taboo; Second, Guangdong is remote, and there are not many local chronicles, records, biographies and reference materials, which leads to many Dongguan figures in the Ming Dynasty not being included in the biographies of Ming history, such as Yuan (Chonghuan). Therefore, the biographies of Ming Dynasty are studied and supplemented.

Catalogue of Dongguan County Records

Li (Republic of China) was a serial of Republic of China Daily and Pingbao in Dongguan from 35 to 38 years of the Republic of China (1946- 1949) when Dongguan was liberated, and the book was not completed.

Li, a native of Dongguan, graduated from Guangdong Public Law School. He used to be a teacher of private Ming Sheng Middle School and Hong Kong Zhixing Middle School in Dongguan, principal of Han Xiang Primary School in Dongguan, consultant of Guangdong Literature Committee, chairman of Dongguan County Literature Committee, director of Dongguan County Archives Bureau, and member of Dongguan County Senate.

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It was compiled by the Dongguan County Records Compilation Committee with the assistance of Professor Yang from the History Department of Sun Yat-sen University and more than a dozen teachers and students, and published on 1958. This is the second revised edition, which was revised by the editorial board on the basis of the first draft, soliciting opinions from all sides.

—— Excerpted from Dongguan County Records compiled by Dongguan Archives.