It refers to the five classics in the pre-Qin period: Zhouyi, Shangshu, Shijing, Li and Chunqiu. Qin Shihuang burned books, except Zhouyi, which was preserved as a book of divination, and the other four books were burned. Han Confucianism restored it with its own memory, designated it as an official school, and established the "Doctor of the Five Classics", and the name of the Five Classics was formally confirmed. In the Tang Dynasty, the examination content of Ming Classics was changed to nine Classics, namely Zhouyi, Shangshu, Shijing, Zuozhuan, Book of Rites, Zhou Li, Xiaojing, Analects of Confucius and Mencius. After the Southern Song Dynasty, it gradually expanded into thirteen Confucian classics, referred to as "Thirteen Classics". They are: The Book of Songs, Shangshu, Zhou Li, Yi Li, Li Ji, Zhouyi, Zuozhuan, Gongyang Biography, Guliang Biography, Analects of Confucius, Erya, Xiaojing and Mencius.

The Jingbu of Sikuquanshu is divided into ten categories, with a total of 695 volumes, 102 14. Including the Stone Classics of Song Erti sealed by Zhang Youzhi in the third year of Song Jiayou, The Twelve Classics (without Mencius) written by Tang Wenzong in the second year, The Nine Classics written by Zhishantang in the Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, The Ancient Annotation of Thirteen Classics published by Jinpan and Ge Nai in the Chongzhen period of Ming Dynasty, and The Eleven Classics contained in the Collection of Bookstores in the Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty.

The Department of Classics also includes annotations of thirteen classics written by scholars of past dynasties, such as Justice of Zhouyi written by Cao Wei and Wang Bi, Justice of Book of Changes written by Kong Anguo in the Jin Dynasty and Tang Dynasty, Justice of Book of Rites written by Mao Heng in the Han Dynasty, Justice of Mao Poetry written by Zheng Xuan in the Tang Dynasty, Justice of Mao Poetry written by Kong in the Tang Dynasty, Justice of Rites Written by Zheng Xuan in the Han Dynasty and Justice of Rites written by Jia in the Tang Dynasty. Justice in the Spring and Autumn Period: Zuo Zhuan by Confucius in Tang Dynasty, Zuo Zhuan by He Xiu in Han Dynasty, Zuo Zhuan in Tang Dynasty, Zuo Zhuan by Fan Ning in Jin Dynasty, Zuo Zhuan by Yang Shixun in Tang Dynasty, Zuo Zhuan in Wei and Jin Dynasties, Zuo Zhuan by Guo Pu in Jin Dynasty, Zuo Zhuan in Song Dynasty and Tang Dynasty. Zuozhuan in Tang Dynasty, Zuozhuan in Tang Dynasty, Zuozhuan in Tang Dynasty, Zuozhuan in Tang Dynasty, Zuozhuan in Tang Dynasty, Zuozhuan in Tang Dynasty, Zuozhuan in Tang Dynasty and Zuozhuan in Song Dynasty

The Classic Department also includes some exegesis, word books and rhyme books, such as Dialect in Han Dynasty, Explanation of Names in Han Dynasty, Guangya in Qing Dynasty, Guangzheng in Wang Niansun, Jing Ci by Wang, Jing Shu by Ruan Yuan in Han Dynasty and Shuowen by Xu Shen.

What classics does the History Department include?

The History Department of Sikuquanshu divides China ancient history books into official history, chronology, chronicle background and ending, other history, miscellaneous history, imperial edict, biography, historical notes, factual records, seasonality and geography, etc. 1 1, accounting for 7 1658. It can be divided into general history, dynastic history, political history, institutional history, local chronicles, historical geography and maps.

The general history mainly includes Historical Records written by Sima Qian in the Western Han Dynasty and General Records written by Zheng Qiao in the Northern Song Dynasty.

The dynastic history includes Han Shu written by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty, The Book of the Later Han Dynasty written by Ye Fan in the Song Dynasty in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, The History of the Three Kingdoms written by Chen Shou in the Western Jin Dynasty, Jin Shu written by Fang in the Tang Dynasty, Song Shu written by Shen Yue in the Liang Dynasty, Shu Qi written by Xiao Zixian in the Liang Dynasty, Liang Shu and Chen Shu written by Yao Silian in the Tang Dynasty and Wei Shu written by Wei Shou in the Northern Qi Dynasty. Liu Shao's Book of the Old Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties, Ouyang Xiu in the Song Dynasty, Song Qi's Book of the New Tang Dynasty, Xue's History of the Old Five Dynasties in the Song Dynasty, Ouyang Xiu's History of the New Five Dynasties in the Song Dynasty, Tuoketuo's History of the Song Dynasty, Liao History and Jin History in the Yuan Dynasty, Song Lian's History of the Yuan Dynasty and Zhang's History of the Ming Dynasty. In the twenty-five histories, except historical records, the rest are dynastic histories.

History of political affairs, such as Zi Tongzhi Jian written by Sima Guang in the Northern Song Dynasty, Zi Tongzhi Jian written by Li Dao in the Southern Song Dynasty, Li Xinchuan's Chronicle Since the Suggestion, Jian Kang Lu written by Tang Dynasty and Xu Zijian written by Bi Yuan in the Qing Dynasty.

Institutional history is devoted to the detailed records of cultural relics in past dynasties, such as Du You in Tang Dynasty, A General Examination of Documents by Ma Duanlin in Song Dynasty, Tang Yaohui and Five Dynasties Meeting by wang pu in Song Dynasty, Western Han Meeting and Eastern Han Meeting by Xu Tianlin at the end of Southern Song Dynasty, Song History by Li You in Song Dynasty, and Miscellanies of the ruling and opposition since the establishment of Yan Dynasty by Li Xinchuan in Song Dynasty.

People who specialize in criminal law legal system, such as, Tang Xuanzong, Liu Dian, Li, etc. On Tang Law and Dou Yi, etc. The Daming Law in the Northern Song Dynasty, such as Li Shanchang's Liu Ji, is directly interpreted. For example, during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Santai and others compiled the Laws of the Qing Dynasty, the Laws of Mongolia in Manchu Archives in Shengjing, the Cases of Fan Yi in Xining and Qinghai, and the Regulations on the Return of Qin to Xinjiang.

The earliest local chronicles, which mainly recorded regions, customs and products, was The Story of Building and Land written by Wu Guqi in the Three Kingdoms Period. According to "Sui Zhi? History Department Geography records, followed by Zhou Tu, Jizhou Tu, qi zhou Tu, Youzhou Tu and so on. Records of customs include Biography of Customs in Chenliu and Customs in the Great Northern Wilderness. Records of Mountains and Rivers include Hengshan Ji and You. Records of local architects include Sanfu Huang Tu and Luoyang Palace Books. There are records of temples in Galand in Luoyang and Jingshe in Huashan. During the great cause of Sui Dynasty, Shangshu Province compiled Local Records of Counties, Local Records of Counties and County Maps, which was the first in compiling local chronicles and county maps in China. Then came the Yuan and County System compiled by Li Jifu in the Tang Dynasty, the Records of Yuanfeng Nine Domains compiled by Cun Wang, Zeng Zhao and Li Dechu in the Song Dynasty, the Records of Taiping Universe compiled by Shi Yue, the Records of Dayuan Unification compiled by Zamalading and Yu Yinglong in the early Yuan Dynasty, the Records of Daming Unification rebuilt by Li Xian in Ming Yingzong and the Records of Daqing in Kangxi. Private compilers of national regional maps include Zhu Mu's Yu Fang Range Rover in Song Dynasty and Gu Zuyu's Yu Fang Minutes of Reading History in Qing Dynasty. The privately compiled local chronicles include Huayang Guozhi, Zhu Changjiu's Wu Jun Tu, Liang Kejia's Sanshan Zhi, Fan Chengda's Wu Jun Zhi, Luo Yuan's Xin 'an Zhi, Sun's Zhi, Chen Qiqing's Chi Cheng Zhi and Chang Tang Zhi. Mo Youzhi's Annals of Zunyi, Hong's Annals of Jingxian, Chunhua and Changwu, Wuyi's Annals of Yanshi and Anyang, Duan Yucai's Annals of Fushun, Chao Yi's Annals of Fengtai, etc.

The History Department also includes a large number of scholars' collections, indexes, textual research and supplementary notes on the above-mentioned historical books, such as Pei Zhi's Collection of Historical Records of the Song Dynasty, Sima Zhen's Index of Historical Records of the Tang Dynasty, Zhang Tang's Justice of Keeping Holidays in Historical Records, Shu Zheng of Hanshu in Qing Dynasty, Query on the Geography of Hanshu in Qing Dynasty, and supplementary notes of Vae's Biography of Hanshu in the Western Regions in Qing Dynasty.

What classics does "segmentation" include?

Sikuquanshu lists the collected works of people who founded a theory or school in the history of China as "divisions", including philosophy, religion, science and technology, medicine, agriculture, military affairs, law, books and miscellaneous works. In fact, everything that classics, history and books can't hold is in the Ministry, which is very complicated. The Catalogue of Siku Quanshu divides it into Confucianism, military strategists, legalists, farmers, doctors, astronomical calendars, martial arts, art, music records, miscellaneous books, novelists, Buddhists, Taoists, etc. 14, with a total collection of 930 ancient books, 17566 volumes. Among them, the "sage" category also includes some notes classified as literary poetry criticism in the book classification, such as Blowing the Sword by Yu Wenbao, Qi Dong unofficial history by Zhou Mi, and A Talk on Red North by Wang Shizhen, etc.

The Complete Works of Ten Scholars and Twenty-two Scholars have been published in Zi books, among which The Collection of Scholars published by World Bookstore in the 1920s is the most complete, including twenty-six scholars such as Laozi and Zhuangzi, and most of them are Confucianism in the Qing Dynasty. The 26 ancient books are: The Analects of Confucius, Mencius, Xunzi, Laozi, Zhuangzi, Liezi, Mozi, Yanzi, Yin Wenzi, Guanzi, Shang Jun Shu, Shenzi, Hanfeizi and Sunzi.

The Confucian thoughts in the classification of Sikuquanshu are: Wang Su's Confucian Family Studies, Xunzi, A New Story of Lu Jia, Huan Kuan's Theory of Salt and Iron, Jia Yi's New Book, Liu Xiang's New Preface, Yang Xiong's Eyes, Xun Yue's, Wang Fu's Theory of Latent Husband, and Xu Gan's Theory of Latent Husband. Cheng Er's suicide note edited by Zhu, Meng Tongxun edited by Zhu, Yan Ping's Questions and Answers, Thoughts on Miscellaneous Studies, Notes for Primary Schools edited by Zhu, Genre edited by Zhu, Evolution of Universities, Reading Classics, Heart Classics, Politics and Economics edited by Zhen, etc.

Military strategists include Liu Tao of Lv Wang, Sun Wu's grandson, Woods of Wuqi, Sima Fa of Sima Yi, Three Views of Liao Weizi and Huang Shigong, Li Zhiwen of Su Zhe and Li Jing, and Taibai Zhiwen of Li Quan.

Legalists include Guanzi by Guan Zhong, Deng by Deng, Shang Zi by Shang Yang, Han Fei's Han Feizi, Ning He and He Meng's Collection of Suspected Prisons, Broken Prisons Mirror by, Record of Injustice by Song Ci, Record of No Injustice by Wang Yu, Gui and so on.

The farmer's book houses include: Qi Yaomin's Book by Jia Sixie, Agriculture Book by Chen Fang, Agriculture and Mulberry's Summary by Yuan officials, Agriculture and Mulberry's Food and Clothing Summary by Lu Mingshan, Agriculture Book by Wang Zhen, Herbal Medicine for Disaster Relief by Zhu Kui, Agriculture and Government Book by Xu Guangqi, and Daxi Water Law by Xiong Sanba, etc.

Physicians include: Su Wen of Huangdi, Ling Shu Jing, Yue's Original Meaning of Difficult Classics, Huangfu Mi's A-B Classic, Zhang Zhongjing's Synopsis of the Golden Chamber, Treatise on Febrile Diseases, Ge Hong's Elbow Back Emergency Prescription, Chao's Treatise on Diseases and Syndrome, and Sun Simiao's Thousand Cases. Dong Ji's Summary of the Treatment of beriberi, Fang Zi of the Guest House, Liu's Asking for the Olympics with Simple Words, Chen Lin's Compilation of Promoting Muscle and General Records, Zheng Bencao, Wang You's Quan Shou Fang, Song Taiyi Medical Bureau's Discussion on Children's Health, and A Perfect Prescription for Health Preservation. Yang Shiying's Renzhai, Wu Ming's First Aid Fairy Prescription, Confucian Family Affairs, Spleen and Stomach Theory, Secret Collection, Wang's Medical Basis, Herbal Decoction, Wei Yilin's Effective Medical Prescription, Qi Dezhi's Essentials of Surgery and Dai Qizong's Medical Basis. Sun Yikui's Chishui Zhu Xuan, Wang Kentang's Criterion of Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment, Li Shizhen's Compendium of Materia Medica, Hu Ling Pulse, Miao Xiyong's Shennong Herbal Classic, Zhang Jiebin Classic, Jingyue Quanshu, E Ertai's Golden Mirror of Medical Records, Yu Chang's Medical Law and Zhang Deng's Treatise on Febrile Tongue.

Astronomical algorithms include Zhao Shuang's Zhoupian Su 'an Classic, Su Song's A Brief Introduction to New Instruments and New Images, Wang Yinglin's Astronomical Compilation of Six Classics, Zhao Youqin's New Book of Original Leather Images, New Book of Reconstruction of Leather Images, Zhu Zaiyu's Holy Hand Calendar, Xing Yunlu's Textual Research on Ancient and Modern Methods, Xu Guangqi's New Calculations and Kangxi's.

The types of techniques are: Shao Yong's Jing, Zhang Xingcheng's Yi Tong Bian, Huang Daozhou's Dong Ji of Yi San, Yu Jicai's Lingtai Secret Garden, Li Fengchun's Watching Elephants and Playing Zhan and the Southern Song Dynasty. Jiao Yanshou's Yilin, Wu Ming's Complete Works of Six People, A Detailed Examination of Bufa, Gui Guzi's Letters of Life, Wu Ming's Origin of the Stars, Sanyuanhui, Ying's Collection of Astrology, wang pu's Tai Jian, etc.

The categories of art (calligraphy and painting) are: Records of Ancient Paintings by Sheikh, Books by Yu Jianwu, Continued Paintings by Yao Zui, History of Zhenguan's Public and Private Paintings by Pei, Shu Pu by Sun, Shu Duan by Dou Quan, Records of Famous Paintings in Past Dynasties by Zhang Yanyuan and Records of Fa Shu. Yizhou Famous Paintings, Guo's Painting Spectrum, Guo's Lin Zhi, Zhu's Mo Chi, Mi Fei's Painting History, Book History, Hai Yue's Famous Poems, Wu Ming's Painting Spectrum, Han Zhuo's Complete Works of Pure Landscape, Dong Ge. Dong Geng's Secretary, Ber Ber's Bamboo Score, Notes on Books, Sheng's Textual Research on Fa Shu, Xia's Pictorial Treasures, Tao's Book History Society, Zhu's Coral Wood Difficulty, Iron Net Coral, Yang Shen's Mo Chi Rousseau and Feng Fang. Qinghe calligraphy and painting boat in Zhang Chou, original works, list of famous calligraphy and paintings, Nanyang calligraphy table, Qinghe calligraphy and painting table, Wang Keyu's coral net, Sun Yuefa's Pei Wenzhai calligraphy and painting spectrum, Pearl Forest Secret Hall, Shiqu treasures, and Zhou Liang's work and study records.

Art (Mo Yan's Wine Teapot) includes: Qin History by Zhu, Qin Score by Yan Lian, Qin Score by Songfengge, Learning from the Ancient Works by Wu, Biography of Yin People by Zhou Lianggong, Yin by Zhu Xiangxian, Yin by Gu Congde, and Nan. Wang Nai's Picture of Xuanhe Bo Gu, Lu Zhen's Book of Xuande Dingyi, Xiqing Gu Jian written by an official in the 14th year of Qianlong, Su Yijian's Four Books of Study, Yanzhou inkstone book written by Tang Ji, Mi Fei's History of Inkstone, and She Yanshu written by Wu Ming. In the 16th year of Qianlong, officials wrote Qian Lu, Anonymous Xiangpu, Chen Jing Xiangpu, Zhou Jia Zhouxiangxiang, Wandu Yunlin Shipu, Luyu Tea Classic, Cai Xiang Tea Record, Huang Ru Tea Taste Record and Fan Xiong Xuanhe Beiyuan Gongcha Record.

Art categories (plants, birds and fish) include: Ouyang Xiu's peony story, Wang Guan's peony story, Fan Chengda's Fan Cunmei story, Fan Cunju story, your chrysanthemum story, stone's chrysanthemum story, your hundred flowers collection story, Zhao Shigeng's orchid story and yours.

Miscellaneous schools include Zhou Zi, Mozi, Cheng Benben, Yin Wen Yin Wenzi, Shen Zi, Lv Dian's note on the tube, Jude Wong's training school corpse, GongSunLong school GongSunLongZi and so on. Notes on Ancient and Modern Times by Cui Bao, Notes on Changing Zhai, Learning Forest by Wang, Notes on Rong Zhai by Hong Mai, Sleeping Notes by Gu, Reading Yimen Secretary by He Chao, New Records of Ten Driving and Raising Zhai by Qian Daxin and Kao Xia Cong by Zhao Yi. Su Shi's Notes, Dongpo, Shi Honghui's Cold Zhai Night Talk, Zhu Bian's Old Things in Qu Yan, Ma Yongqing's Lazy True Son, Yuan Cheng's Quotations, What? Ye Mengde's Chun Zhu's, Yan Yu of Shilin, Summer Story, Money of Passers-by Clouds, Zhang Shinan's You Guan's, Lu You's Notes on the Old Learning Temple, Luo Dajing's He Lu, Zhang's Return, Yu Wenbao's Blowing Sword and Zhou Mi's Qi.

Miscellaneous books include: The Collection of Yanshan Mountain, Lu Tan's Collection of Stories from Ancient and Modern Seas, Zuo Gui's Collection of Hundred Schools, Mei Chun's Collection of Hundred Schools, Sima Tai's Collection of Hundred Schools, Han and Wei Series, Shen's Collection of Historical Records, and Hu's Preliminary Compilation of Gezhi. Hu Weixin's Legacy of Two Beijing, Bao Tingbo's Know Quezhai Series, Gao's school magazine Continue to Know Quezhai Series, Zhang Haipeng's school magazine Learn Tianjin and Seek the Source, Qing Shengzu's Integration of Ancient and Modern Books, His Collection of Literature and Art, Yu Shinan's Beitang Banknotes, Xu Jian's Beginners' Book, and Yuan Heshi's Ye Tingxuan's Guide to Storing Books, Deng's Interruption of the Sea, Deng's Discrimination of Surnames in Ancient and Modern Times, Tang's Historical Map of Emperors, Sun's Book of Official Training, Detailed Explanation of the Systems of Past Dynasties, Collection of Events, Previous Collection, Later Collection, Sequel, Other Collection and New Collection. Zhang Ruyu's pre-episode, post-episode, sequel and special episode, Xie Weixin's pre-episode, post-episode and special episode, the ancient and modern origins of Jelly Lin's pre-episode, post-episode and special episode, Yu Hai Attached Words Guide, primary school. Ling Dizhi's Genealogy of Wan Family, Xu Yuantai's Yulin, Feng Qi's Economic Series, Gu Qiyuan's Introduction, Chen Tianji's Series, Chen's Parallel Prose, Peng Dayi's Four Essays of Mountain Hall and Dong's Extensive Stories.

The categories of Buddhists are: Hongming Ji, Hongguangming Ji, Fa Zhu Yuan Lin, Shi Zhisheng, Kai Yuan Buddhism Record, Shi Zanning Song Monk Biography, Chao Jiong's Treasure Collection, Hui Hong Monk Biography, etc.

Taoism includes Huangdi's interpretation of classics, Zhu's textual research on classics, Lao Zi's Annotation by monk Gong, Lao Zi's Annotation by Wang Bi, Su Zhe's interpretation of Tao Te Ching, Wu Cheng's Annotation of Tao Te Ching, Lao Zi's Wing, Yin's Guanyin Zi, Lieyukou's Liezi and Jiang. Du Daojian's Wen Zi, Liu Xiang's Biography of Immortals, Wei Boyang's Zhouyi Shentongqi and Yi, Chen Microscope's Interpretation of Zhouyi Shentongqi, Ge Hong's Biography of Immortals, Tao Hongjing's True Faith, Wang Shiyuan's Kang Cangzi and He Mei.

What classic works does Ji Bu include?

Siku Quanshu Collection divides it into five categories: Chu Ci, Bie Ji, Zong Ji, Poetry Criticism, Ci and Qu, and * * * includes 1282 anthologies, 26,757 anthologies of writers, various proofreading anthologies and poetry criticism. Some of them are included in the miscellaneous and Taoist categories of the Ministry.

The classification of Chu Ci includes: Wang Yi's Chapters and Sentences on Chu Ci, Hong Xingzu's Supplementary Notes on Chu Ci, Zhu's Collection Notes on Chu Ci, Wu's Li Sao Cao Shu, Xiao Li Sao Tu, Jiang Ji's Notes on Chu Ci in Mountain Pavilion, Dai Zhen's Twenty-five Poems of Qu Yuan, Qu Zi Guan and so on.

Literary works include Xiao Tong's Notes on Selected Works, Feng's Collection of Ancient Poems, The Source of Ancient Poems, Wang Shizhen's Selected Poems, Xu Ling's Poems on Yutai, Guo Maoqian's Poems on Yuefu, Du's Ancient Proverbs, Han Yuanji's Ancient Poems, Xu's Continuing the Ancient Poems, etc. Miracle in Zhongxing by Gao Zhongwu, Ji Xuan Collection by Yao He, You by Wei Zhuang, Cai Yuanji by Wei Yi, Collection by Wu Ming, Tang Bu by Yao Xuan, Selected Poems of Hundred Schools in Tang Dynasty by Wang Anshi, Ten Thousand Poems of Tang Dynasty by Yuan Haowen, Bi Hangjian by Chen Ling and Mao Kun. Ye Ba's Essence of the Full Text of 500 Announcers, Zhen's True Writing, His Style of Writing, Chen Renzi's Supplement to Selected Works, Wu Ming's Records of the Three Kingdoms, His Collection of Celebrities in the Song Dynasty, Zhu Yao's Distinguishing Style of Ancient Fu, His Yuan and Gao Kun. Collection of articles by Song Wenji, Nanqi Wenji, Liang Wenji, Chen Wenji, Beiqi Moon Hee, Hou, Sui Wenji, He Fuzheng, Mirror of Tang Poetry by Zhang Pu, Zhongzhou Collection by Liao and Yuan Haowen, Old Collection of Rice Noodles by Guo, Jin Wenzui by Zhang Jinwu. Xu Shichang's Poems in the Late Qing Dynasty, Chen Yan's Copy of Recent Poems, Wei Yuan's Collection of Imperial Classics, Shen Cuifen's Poems in the Qing Dynasty, Chen Yuanlong's Poems in Past Dynasties, Poems of the Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties in Ancient Qin and Han Dynasties, Complete Poems of Hu Zhenheng's Tang Poetry and Thirteen Years of Jiaqing. Li's Selected Poems of the Five Dynasties, the official work in the 12th year of Qianlong's reign, Yao Nai's Ancient Lexicon, Wang Shizhen's Selected Poems of Tang Dynasty, Song and Yuan Poetry Society, Yu Xian's Selected Poems of Ming Dynasty, Zeng Zaozhuang's Selected Poems of Song Dynasty and Fu's Selected Poems of the Five Dynasties.

Miscellaneous Tunes of Yunyao Collection written by Tang people in Dunhuang, Huajian Collection by Zhao Chongzuo, Zunqian Collection by Wu Ming, Meiyuan by Huang Dayu, Yuefu Elegant Ci by Zeng Yao, Hua 'an Anthology by Wu Ming, Yu by Leibiancao, Miao Shan Ci by Zhao Wei.