All personal names appearing in the Sung History are
indexed according to the four corner system in
It may still be useful to consult indexes devoted to
particular sections of the Sung History. Consult the Saeki
indexes noted in Section VI for the various treatises. For the
"Basic Annals," see:
Biographies in the important supplement to the Southern Sung
portions of the Sung History, Lu Hsin-yuan's 陸心源 Sung
shih i, are indexed by the Sung-jen chuan-chi tzu-liao
so-yin. The following indexes personal names that appear in
those biographies. Arranged according to the four-corner system;
with a stroke-count index.
The Sung hui-yao, an extensive collection of Sung
memorials and edicts recovered from the Yung-le ta-tien
永樂大典, is arranged in chronological order within institutional
categories. It includes documents from 960 to 1220. A
detailed table of contents is available separately (see Section
XII below). The following personal-name index, arranged by stroke
count, is based on the Hsin-wen-feng reprint; for the Shih-chieh
shu-chü reprint add 14 to the page number given in the index.
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Sung hui‑yao chi‑kao jen‑ming so‑yin
宋會要輯稿人名索引
(Index of personal names in the Sung hui-yao
chi-kao).
Wang Te‑i 王德毅 comp.
Taipei: Hsin-wen-feng, 1978. 990 p.
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There is also an index to the section on economic matters in
the Sung hui-yao that includes personal names.
An index to names appearing in the chronological listings of
chief and assisting councillors, Hsu Tzu-ming's 徐自明 Sung
tsai-fu pien-nien lu 宋宰輔編年錄 and Lü Pang-yao's 呂邦耀 Hsu
Sung tsai-fu pien-nien lu 續宋宰輔編年錄, is appended to the
punctuated, critical edition:
The chronological histories written in Sung cover the period
960-1163. For personal names in Li T'ao's 李燾(1115-1184)
520-chüan chronicle of Northern Sung (960-1126),
the Long Draft of the Continuation of the Comprehensive Mirror for Aid in Government, see:
Hsu Meng-hsin's 徐夢莘(1124-1205) Collection of Treaties with the
North during Three Reigns (San-ch'ao pei-meng hui-pien), in
250 chüan, covers the period 1117-1161 and focuses on
the fall of Northern Sung and relations with the Chin dynasty. There is
a name index in:
For Li Hsin-ch'uan's 李心傳(1166-1243) Record of Important
Events in Chronological Order since the Chien-yen Reign
Period (Chien-yen i-lai hsi-nien yao-lu), in
200 chüan, covering the period 1126-1163, with
attention to both foreign relations and domestic appointments and
policy, see:
Another index to this text is included with the reproduction
of the Ssu-k'u ch'üan-shu edition.
Recall the author indexes for various bibliographies of Sung
texts cited in Section III above.
For authors' names in the Li-tai ming-ch'en tsou-i, not
exclusive to Sung, see:
Appended to the Li-tai ming-ch'en tsou-i. Arranged by
the four-corner system.
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