Xing li qun shu bu zhu  Supplementary Notes of the Xingli Qunshu 

• Product Details

  Product #

  2620998B

  Author(s)

  Xiong, Gangda

  City

  Shanghai 

  Country

  China 

  Language

  Chinese (simplified) 

  ISBN

  9787576040616 

  Date of Publication

  2024 

  Publisher

  Hua dong shi fan da xue chu ban she  

  Cover Type

  Hard cover 

  Pages

  528 

  Subject

  History, 19th Century and Earlier

  Subject

  Philosophy / Psychology

   

• Product Details in Original Language

  Author

  熊刚大

  Publisher

  华东师范大学出版社  

• Description

  Supplementary Notes of the Xingli Qunshu Wune (1372-1457), named Minde and named Si'an, was a native of Haiyu (now Changshu, Jiangsu Province) in the early Ming Dynasty. On the basis of long-term reading of Zhu Xi's interpretation of the Sutras and Xiong Gangda's annotation of "Xingli Qunshu Jujie", I selectively deleted the main text of "Jujie", corrected and added the main text of "Jujie", and pointed out that Xiong Gang After overcoming the deficiencies in the annotations and making concise and easy-to-understand supplementary annotations for those difficult-to-understand points, the fourteen volumes of "Supplementary Annotations to the Xingli Qunshu" were finally compiled. This book not only made great achievements in the compilation of Neo-Confucian literature in terms of material selection, examples, ordering, and revision, but also reflected the admiration for Zhu Xi's studies in the early Ming Dynasty. This time, the collation and proofreading of Wu Na's "Supplementary Notes" is based on the reprinted Ming Dynasty edition of the Seongjong reign of the Joseon Dynasty (1470-1494) stored in the National Central Library of Korea. The published version (remnant version) and the Japanese manuscript are the proofread version, which basically restores the original Ming Dynasty version of the "Supplementary Notes", making up for the regret that readers in today's society cannot read the complete version of the "Supplementary Notes of the Xingli Qunshu".