- The
Yiwen Leiju, or
translated as
Encyclopedia of
Literary Collections, is a
Chinese leishu encyclopedia completed by
Ouyang Xun in 624
under the Tang...
- Huanglan,
completed in the 220s, was an
early leishu encyclopedia. The
Yiwen Leiju,
completed in 624, was a
landmark literature encyclopedia of the
early Tang...
- the
third legendary Chinese king
after Pangu's era.
According to
Yiwen Leiju, he was the
third and last of the
Three Sovereigns.
According to the "Basic...
- the
first legendary Chinese king
after Pangu's era.
According to
Yiwen Leiju, he was the
first of the
Three Sovereigns. The book
Lushi from the Song...
- tension.
Large encyclopaedias were
published during the Tang: the
Yiwen Leiju was
compiled in 624
under chief editor Ouyang Xun (557–641),
Linghu Defen...
- 557–641 AD), in the book
classified Anthology of
Literary Works (藝文類聚;
Yiwen Leiju), also
refers to Pangu. Carus, Paul (1852–1919) in the book
Chinese Astrology...
-
quotations in
other books including Qimin Yaoshu,
Beitang Shuchao [de],
Yiwen Leiju, and
Taiping Yulan. Fan
Shengzhi was a Han
dynasty official,
possibly from...
- (明正天皇) Shōtoku Tennō (称徳天皇) Kōnin Tennō (光仁天皇) Shōkō Tennō (称光天皇)
Yiwen Leiju, vols. 014 韩侂胄——《宋史》中的一缕冤魂 從文臣諡號看明清諡法理論，宋秉仁
Archived 2007-09-30 at the Wayback...
- variation) Fu Xi, Shennong,
Suiren Fengsu Tongyi Fu Xi, Nüwa,
Shennong Yiwen Leiju Heavenly Sovereign,
Earthly Sovereign;
Human Sovereign Tongjian Waiji (通鑑外紀)...
-
completely or
partially as part of a
leishu compilation. The 7th-century
Yiwen Leiju is
especially valuable. It
contains excerpts from 1,400 pre-7th century...
