... chih t'ung chien of Ssu-ma Kuang (1019-1068). Translated and annotated by Achilles Fang. Edited by Glen W. Baxter. Volume I. Harvard-Yenching Institute Series VI. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1952. xx, 698. 510.00. The repute of Ssu-ma Kuang as a man of letters and historian has always been...

...Paul K. T. Sih Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1966 1966 The Chronicle of The Three Kingdoms (220–265). Chapters 69–78 from the Tzu Chih T'ung Chien of Ssu-ma Kuang . Translated and annotated by Achille Fang . Vol. II . edited by Bernard S. Solomon . (Harvard...

...John A. Pope Illustrated Catalogue of Tung, Ju, Kuan, Chün, Kuang-tung and Glazed I-Hsing Wares in the Percival David Foundation of Chinese Art . By S. Yorke Hardy . Section I, London , 1953 . 44, xvi plates. Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1954 1954 346 FAR EASTERN...

...Anthony William Sariti Abstract Contrary to accepted scholarly opinion, Ssu-Ma Kuang was not a leading spokesman for monarchical absolutism during the Sung dynasty. He conceived of “non-action” as a practical technique of government in which the various strata of the administration had their own...

...Russell Kirkland Religious Experience and Lay Society in T'ang China; A Reading of Tai Fu's “Kuang-i chi.” . By Glen Dudbridge . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 1996 . 256 pages. $59.95. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1996 1996 BOOK REVIEWS CHINA...

...James Polachek Yeh Ming-ch'en: Viceroy of Liang-Kuang, 1852–1858 . By J. Y. Wong . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press (Studies in Chinese History, Literature, and Institutions), 1976 . xviii, 260 pp. Figures, Maps, Tables, Bibliography, Glossary, Index. $25.50 Copyright ©...

...Ramon H. Myers Kuang-hsü ch'u-nien (1876–1879) Hua-Pei ti ta-kan-tsai. [The Great Drought Disaster in North China, 1876–1879] . By Ho Hon-wai . Hong Kong : Chinese University Press , n.d. 164 pp. N.p. Ching-Han t'ieh-lu ch'u-ch'i shih-lioh. [A Brief History of the Early Years...

...Frank H. H. King Late Ch'ing Finance: Hu Kuang-yung as an Innovator . By C. John Stanley . Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1961 . v, 116 . Appendix, Bibliography, (paper). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1962 1962 BOOK REVIEWS 535 next step would...

... on assimile la croissance sociale de l'homme à la croissance physique de son “âme-buffle;” et le terme même de kuang (que j'ai traduit en français par approximation par “puissant”) sert à désigner l'home puissant, celui qui a été capable d'immoler des buffles (signe suprême de la puissance, ou si i'on veut...

...Anthony C. Yu Abstract Whether the story about the Ch'ên Kuang-jui, the father of Tripitaka, belongs to the “original” version of the Hsi-yu chi (chapter 9 in modern editions of the novel) is a problem which has occupied the attention of scholars and editors for at least two and a half centuries...

...G. William Skinner Abstract In A.D. 1227, during the Southern Sung, the four hsien on the peninsula in Chekiang which is dominated by Ningpo supported twenty-six rural markets; six and a half centuries later, during the Kuang-hsü reign, there were approximately 170 rural markets in the same...

...), 277. 28 Chʻou-pan i-wu shih-mo [The Beginning and End of the Management of Barbarian Affairs] ( Peiping , 1929 – 1930 ) , Tao Kuang section, chuan 74, p. 46a. Hereafter cited as IWSM . 29 Kuang-chou fu-chih , ( Canton , 1879 ), chuan 81, p. 43b . That high-ranking...

...; Su Ch'e, Luan-ch'eng chi , 37:6–9; CCTI, 47:13, memorial of Ssu-ma Kuang in 1086. 124 CCTI, 47:10, memorial of Shang-kuan Chün in 1086. 123 SHY, Chih-kuan section 1, 58:2338, 58:2341; HCP , 214:29, and 215:1. 122 SHY, Chih-kuan section 1, 58:2345. 121 HCP...

... on the Imperial Household of the Chʻing Dynasty”) Wen-hsien Tsʻung-pien (Miscellaneous Chʻing Historical Documents). Appendix table (Reprint, Taipei, 1961). 29 Ta-Chʻing hui-tien (Kuang-hsü edition), Vol. 89, pp. 3–10. 28 Pa-chʻi tʻung-chih (General History of the Eight Banners ), chʻu-chʻi...

... – 360 . Other holdovers were Sung Ch'üan (ibid., II, 688–689), Li Chien, Li Ch'i-feng, Miao Tso-t'u, and Kao Tʻou-kuang. 10 The Yün-yang governorship was reestablished in 1676 as a temporary measure after the outbreak of the rebellion of the three feudatories and then abolished in 1679 when...

... work and the Yu-yang tsa-tsu (n. 604) and the T'ai-p'ing kuang-chi (n. 599) would have been welcome here. The biographical material about the author is assembled and sifted in an appendix which also contains a brilliant if inconclusive investigation of his ancestry. The footnotes are followed...

... of Li Hsiu-chʻeng's Autobiography”], Kuang-ming jih-pao , July 25, 1964; Lo Erh-kang, “Chung-wang Li Hsiu-chʻeng-ti kʻu-jou huan-ping chi” [“The Loyal Prince Li Hsiu-chʻeng's Self-Sacrifice to Delay the Enemy Plan”], Jen-min jih-pao , July 27, 1964, and the KMJP , July 28, 1964. 12 Li did...

... at the University of Washington, has been appointed professor of history in Wuhan University, Wuchang, China. His interests include Chinese historiography, local history and bibliography, and Sino-American relations. His publications are Kuang-shu-chu shu-mu hui-pien "ETffelfn U @ ^ £ l (PeiP'ng' 1933); Chung-kuo...

...Harold Schiffrin; Fang Chao-Ying Sun Chung-shan hsüan-chi [Selected Works of Sun Yat-sen] ., Peking : Jen-min Ch'u-pan-she , 1956 . 2 vols., 922 . Plates. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1958 1958 1 Kuang-ming jih-pao , Sept. 27, 1956. 2...

... and his associates as “American appeasers.” See editorials in that paper of April 20, 21, 22, 23, 1968. 16 Yin Hai-kuang, late professor of National Taiwan University (who died September 16, 1969 after a long illness) and author of Lo-chi hsin-yin [New introduction to logic] (Hong Kong: Ya...