- Chinese: 三国志注;
traditional Chinese: 三國志注; pinyin: Sānguó zhì zhù) by Pei
Songzhi (372–451) is an
annotation completed in the 5th
century of the 3rd century...
- Pei
Songzhi (372–451),
courtesy name Shiqi, was a
Chinese historian and
politician who
lived in the late
Eastern Jin
dynasty and the Liu Song dynasty...
- inundated.
During the
fifth century, the Liu Song
dynasty historian Pei
Songzhi (372–451)
extensively annotated Chen Shou's
Records of the
Three Kingdoms...
- 290 AD), in
tandem with the
later annotations published in 429 by Pei
Songzhi.
While comparatively short, the
Three Kingdoms period has been romanticised...
- Taiwan. It was
first implemented in
Taipei City
between Songshou Road and
Songzhi Road, in 1999, and came into
widespread use
around the
country and almost...
- ([初，侍中高堂隆论郊祀事，以魏为舜后，推舜配天。济以为舜本姓妫，其苗曰田，非曹之先，著文以追诘隆。] Sanguozhi, vol.14), Pei
Songzhi included more
material and gave his
opinion in his
annotations to Jiang...
- Chen, Shou (3rd century).
Records of the
Three Kingdoms (Sanguozhi). Pei,
Songzhi (5th century).
Annotations to
Records of the
Three Kingdoms (Sanguozhi...
-
written by Chen Shou in the
third century.
During the
fifth century, Pei
Songzhi annotated the
Sanguozhi by
incorporating information from
other sources...
-
Guanzhong (14th century).
Romance of the
Three Kingdoms (Sanguo Yanyi). Pei,
Songzhi (5th century).
Annotations to
Records of the
Three Kingdoms (Sanguozhi...
- doi:10.2307/495623. JSTOR 495623. Chen Shou (1977) [429]. "1: 武帝紀". In Pei
Songzhi (ed.).
Annotations to
Records of the
Three Kingdoms 三國志注. Taipei: Dingwen...
