A History of Chinese Literature - Herbert Allen Giles

The Chinese Repository, published monthly at Canton from May 1832 to December 1851.

The Journal of the North-China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, published annually at Shanghai from 1858 to 1884, and since that date issued in fascicules at irregular intervals during each year.

The China Review, published every two months at Hong-Kong from June 1872 to the present date.

There is also the Chinese Recorder, which has existed since 1868, and is now published every two months at Shanghai. This is, strictly speaking, a missionary journal, but it often contains valuable papers on Chinese literature and cognate subjects.

Variétés Sinologiques is the title of a series of monographs on various Chinese topics, written and published at irregular intervals by the Jesuit Fathers at Shanghai since 1892, and distinguished by the erudition and accuracy of all its contributors.

INDEX

Anæsthetics, [278]
Analects, [32-35]
Art of War, [43], [44]
Bamboo Annals, [137]
Barbarians, [400], [418], [428]
Bashpa, [247]
Beggar King, [291]
Bibliography, [441]
Biographies of Eminent Women, [92]
Bôdhidharma, [115]
Book of Changes, [9], [21-23]
Book of History, [7], [9], [10], [12]
Book of Odes, [12-21], [256]
Book of Rewards and Punishments, [418]
Book of Rites, [23], [24], [41]
Buddhism, [110-116], [403], [419]
Catalogue of the Imperial Library, [387], [418]
Chan Kuo Ts‘ê, [92]
Chang Chi, [175], [176]
Chang Chih-ho, [191]
Chang Hsüan-tsu, [432]
Chang Kuo-pin, [274]
Chang Pi, [209]
Chang T‘ing-yü, [404]
Ch‘ang Ch‘ien, [158]
Chao Ch‘i, [36]
Chao I, [415]
Chao Li-hua, [333]
Chao Ping, [247]
Chao Ts‘ai-chi, [333]
Ch‘ao Ts‘o, [80]
Ch‘ên Hao-tzŭ, [413]
Ch‘ên Hung-mou, [404]
Ch‘ên Lin, [122]
Ch‘ên P‘êng-nien, [238]
Ch‘ên T‘ao, [204]
Ch‘ên T‘uan, [233]
Ch‘ên Tzŭ-ang, [147], [148]
Chêng Ch‘iao, [228]
Chêng Hsüan, [23], [95]
Ch‘êng Hao, [220], [236]
Ch‘êng I, [220]
Chi Hsi, [127]
Chi Chün-hsiang, [269]
Chi Yün, [238]
Chia I, [54], [97]
Chia Yü, [48]
Ch‘ien Lung, [14], [228], [252], [387], [417]
Chin Ku Ch‘i Kuan, [322]
Ch‘in Kuei, [261]
Ch‘in P‘ing Mei, [309]
Ching Hua Yüan, [316-322]
Chou Li, [24]
Chou Tun-i, [219]
Ch‘ou Jen Chuan, [418]
Chu Hsi, [228-231]
Chu-ko Liang, [277]
Chu Shih, [404]
Chu Yung-shun, [391]
Ch‘ü Yüan, [50-53]
Chuang Tzŭ, [60-68]
Ch‘un Ch‘iu, [25]
Ch‘un-yü K‘un, [430]
Chung Yung, [41]
Classic of Filial Piety, [48]
Complete collection of the poetry of the T‘ang dynasty, [143]
Concordances, [385], [386]
Confucius, [7], [12], [13], [22], [24], [25], [28], [32-35], [41], [48]
Cookery-book, [409]
Criminal cases of Lan Ting-yüan, [395]
Dictionaries, [109], [238], [385]
Doctrine of the Mean, [41]
Drama, [256-262], [325]
Dream of the Red Chamber, [355]
Encyclopædias, [239], [240], [386], [418]
Erh Tou Mei, [324]
Erh Ya, [44], [137]
European works in Chinese, [429]
Fa Hsien, [111-114]
Fa Yen, [93]
Family maxims, [392]
Family sayings of Confucius, [48]
Fan Yeh, [138]
Fang Hsiao-ju, [294-296]
Fang Shu-shao, [333], [334]
Fang Wei-i, [417]
Fang Yen, [94]
Fêng Shên, [310]
Fêng Tao, [210]
First Emperor, [48], [77-79], [107], [108]
Five Classics, [7-31]
Flowery Ball, The, [264-268]
Foreigners. See Barbarians
Four Books, [32-42]
Fu Hsi, [21]
Fu I, [134]
Fu Mi, [128]
Gardening, [413]
Gobharana, [110]
Great Learning, [41]
Han Fei Tzŭ, [70-72]
Han Wên-Kung, [160]
Han Yü, [160-163], [196-203], [355]
Historical Record, [102]
History, [102]
History of the Ming Dynasty, [404]
History of the Mongol Dynasty, [291]
Ho Shang Kung, [95]
Hsi Hsiang Chi, [273], [276]
Hsi K‘ang, [126]
Hsi Yu Chi, [281-287], [310]
Hsi Yüan Lu, [241-243]
Hsiang Hsiu, [61], [127]
Hsiao Ching, [48]
Hsiao Lin Kuang Chi, [433-436]
Hsiao Ts‘ang Shan Fang Ch‘ih Tu, [405]
Hsiao T‘ung, [139]
Hsiao Yen, [133]
Hsiao Yü, [134]
Hsieh Chin, [329-331]
Hsieh Su-su, [332]
Hsieh Tao-hêng, [133]
Hsü An-chên, [178]
Hsü Hsieh, [305-307]
Hsü Kan, [119]
Hsü Kuang-ch‘i, [308]
Hsü Shên, [109]
Hsüan Tsang, [115], [281], [284-287]
Hsün Hsü, [137]
Hsün Tzŭ, [47]
Hua, Dr., [278-280]
Huai-nan Tzŭ, [72-74]
Huang-fu Mi, [137]
Huang Ch‘ing Ching Chieh, [418]
Huang T‘ing-chien, [227], [228], [235], [236]
Humour, Classical, [430]
Hung Chüeh-fan, [236]
Hung Lou Mêng, [355], [433]
Hung Mai, [83], [94]
I Ching, [21]
I Li, [25]
Jesuit Fathers, [308]
Jih Chih Lu, [391]
Joining the Shirt, [274]
Journalism, [428]
Kan Ying P‘ien, [418]
K‘ang Hsi, [385]
K‘ang Hsi Tzŭ Tien, [385]
Kao Chü-nien, [237]
Kao Tsê-ch‘êng, [326]
Kao Tzŭ, [37-39]
Kashiapmadanga, [110]
Ku Chiang, [391]
Ku-liang, [29], [30]
Ku Yen-wu, [391]
Kuan Tzŭ, [44]
Kuang Yün, [238]
Kublai Khan, [247], [248]
Kumarajiva, [114]
Kung-yang, [29-31]
K‘ung An-kuo, [80]
K‘ung Chi, [36], [41]
K‘ung Jung, [120]
K‘ung Tao-fu, [258]
K‘ung Ying-ta, [190]
Kuo Hsiang, [61], [137]
Kuo P‘o, [45], [138]
Kuo Yü, [26]
Lan Ting-yüan, [392]
Lao Tan, [24]
Lao Tzŭ, [56-60]
Lexicography, [190]
Li Chi, [23], [25]
Li Chia-ming, [431]
Li Fang, [239], [240]
Li Ho, [175]
Li Hua, [203], [204]
Li Ling, [81-89]
Li Po, [151-156]
Li Po-yao, [190]
Li Sao, [51]
Li Shê, [177]
Li Shih-chên, [307]
Li Ssŭ, [78], [79]
Li Yang-ping, [190], [191]
Li Ying, [120]
Liao Chai Chih I, [338-355]
Lieh Kuo Chuan, [310-315]
Lieh Tzŭ, [68-70]
Lin Hsi-chung, [60], [83], [165]
Little Learning, [230]
Liu An, [72]
Liu Ch‘ê, [99-101]
Liu Chêng, [122]
Liu Chi, [252], [432]
Liu Hêng, [98]
Liu Hsiang, [92], [97]
Liu Hsin, [92]
Liu Hsü, [212], [217]
Liu Ling, [125], [126]
Liu Shu Ku, [239]
Liu Tsung-yüan, [160], [191-196]
Liu Yin, [251], [252]
Liu Yün, [432]
Lo Kuan-chung, [277]
Lu Wên-shu, [89-92]
Lu Yüan-lang, [189]
Lü Pu-wei, [48]
Lü Shih Ch‘un Ch‘iu, [48]
Lun Hêng, [94]
Lun Yü, [32-35]
Ma Jung, [23], [94]
Ma Tuan-lin, [240]
Ma Tzŭ-jan, [177]
Materia Medica, [307]
Mathematicians, Biographies of, [418]
Matteo Ricci, [308], [418]
Medical Jurisprudence, [240-243]
Mei Shêng, [97]
Mencius, [25], [35-40]
Mêng Hao-jan, [149]
Mêng T‘ien, [80]
Ming Chi Kang Mu, [404]
Ming Hsien Chi, [436]
Ming Huang, Emperor, [257]
“Mirror of Flowers,” [413]
Mirror of History, [217]
Mongol Plays, [268]
Mo Ti, [37], [40], [41]
Mu T‘ien Tzŭ Chuan, [49]
Nearing the Standard, [44], [45]
New History of the T‘ang Dynasty, [217]
Nine Old Gentlemen of Hsiang-shan, [164]
Novel, The Chinese, [276]
O-êrh-t‘ai, [404]
Odes. See Book of Odes
Orphan of the Chao Family, [269]
Ou-yang Hsiu, [212-216], [217], [222], [432]
Pan, the Lady, [101], [393]
Pan Chao, [108]
Pan Ku, [108]
Pan Piao, [108]
Pao Chao, [132]
Pear-Garden, The, [257]
P‘ei Wên Yün Fu, [385]
P‘i Pa Chi, [325-328]
“Picking up Gold,” [389]
P‘ien Tzŭ Lei P‘ien, [386]
Ping Fa, [43]
P‘ing Shan Lêng Yen, [323], [324]
Po Chü-i, [163-175]
Poetesses, [101], [332], [333]
Poetry, [143-146]
Printing, Invention of, [209]
Proverbs and Maxims, [437-439]
P‘u Sung-ling, [338-355]
Record of the Buddhistic Kingdoms, [111-114]
Record of Travels in the West, [281-287]
Rites of the Chou dynasty, [24]
Roman Catholic missionaries, [401]
Sacred Edict, [386]
San Kuo Chih Yen I, [277-280], [310]
San Tzŭ Ching, [89], [250], [251]
Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove, [61], [125]
Seven Scholars of the Chien-An Period, [119]
Shan T‘ao, [128]
Shanghai News, [428]
Shao Yung, [234]
Shên Pao, [428]
Shên Su, [299]
Shên Yo, [138]
Shih Ching, [12]
Shih Lei Fu, [239]
Shu Ching, [7]
Shih Nai-an, [280]
Shui Hu Chuan, [280], [281], [310]
Shun, Emperor, [7], [8]
Shuo Wên, [109]
Six Idlers of the Bamboo Grove, [152]
Six Scripts, [239]
Six Traitorous Ministers of the Ming dynasty, [297], [299]
Slaying a Son at the Yamên Gate, [271-273]
Spring and Autumn Annals, [25-31]
Ssŭ-k‘ung T‘u, [179-188]
Ssŭ-ma Ch‘ien, [57], [102-108]
Ssŭ-ma Hsiang-ju, [97]
Ssŭ-ma Kuang, [217-219]
Story of the Guitar, [325]
Story of the Three Kingdoms, [277-280]
Story of the Western Pavilion, [273]
“Strange Stories,” [338-355]
Su Chê, [227]
Su Shih, [83], [222-227]
Su Tai, [77]
Su Tung-p‘o, [161], [222]
Su Wu, [82], [83]
Sun Shu-jan, [137]
Sun Tzŭ, [43], [44]
Sung Ch‘i, [212], [216], [238]
Sung Chih-wên, [148], [149]
Sung Lien, [291-293]
Sung Tz’ŭ, [241]
Sung Yü, [53]
Sung Yün, [115]
Ta Hsüeh, [41]
Tai, the Elder, [23]
—— the Younger, [23]
Tai T‘ung, [238], [239]
T‘ai Hsüan Ching, [93]
T‘ai P‘ing Kuang Chi, [240]
T‘ai P‘ing Yü Lan, [239], [418]
Tan Ming-lun, [342]
T‘an Kung, [45-47]
T‘ang the Completer, [9]
Taoism, [56-74], [419]
Tao Tê Ching, [56-60], [227]
T‘ao Ch‘ien, [128-132]
T‘ao Ku, [431]
T‘ao Yüan-ming, [128]
Ten Courts of Purgatory, [420]
Three Character Classic, [250], [251]
Three Suspicions, The, [262], [263]
Topography of Kuangtung, [418]
Ts‘ai Ch‘ien, [418]
Ts‘ai Yung, [95]
Ts‘ang Chieh, [6]
Ts‘ao Chih, [123], [124]
Ts‘ao Ts‘ao, [120], [123], [277], [278-280]
Ts‘ên Ts‘an, [159]
Tsêng Ts‘an, [41], [48]
Tso Chuan, [8], [26-29], [256]
Ts‘ui Hao, [150], [151]
Tsung Ch‘ên, [301-303]
Tu Ch‘in-niang, [178]
Tu Fu, [156-158]
Tu Yu, [191], [240]
T‘u Shu Chi Ch‘êng, [386]
Tung-fang So, [54], [97]
T‘ung Chien, [217]
T‘ung Chien Kang Mu, [228]
T‘ung Chien Kang Mu San Pien, [404]
T‘ung Tien, [191], [240]
Twenty-four Dynastic Histories, [103]
Twice Flowering Plum-trees, [324]
Wall Literature, [425], [426]
Wang An-shih, [217], [220-222], [235]
Wang Chi, [135]
Wang Chieh, [415]
Wang Chien, [159]
Wang Ch‘ung, [94]
Wang Jung, [128]
Wang Po, [146], [147]
Wang Pu-ch‘ing, [229]
Wang Shih-chêng, [309]
Wang Shih-fu, [273]
Wang Su, [48]
Wang Tao-K‘un, [303-305]
Wang Ts‘an, [121]
Wang Tzŭ-ch‘iao, [151]
Wang Wei, [149], [150]
Wang Ying-lin, [250]
Wei Chêng, [189]
Wên Hsien T‘ung K‘ao, [240]
Wên Hsüan, [140]
Wên T‘ien-hsiang, [248-250]
Wên Tzŭ, [44]
Wên Wang, [9], [21]
Wit and Humour, [432]
Women, Biographies of, [92]
Women as Writers, [417]
Women, Proper Training of, [393]
Women’s Degrees, [316]
Wu Shu, [239]
Wu Tzŭ, [44]
Wu Wang, [10], [21]
Yang Chi-shêng, [297], [301]
Yang Chu, [37], [40]
Yang Hsiung, [93]
Yang I, [234]
Yang Kuei-fei, [168-175]
Yang Ti, [136]
Yao, Emperor, [7], [8]
Yeh Shih, [237]
Yen Shih-ku, [190]
Ying Yang, [122]
Yo Fei, [261]
Yü, The Great, [8], [12], [26]
Yü Chiao Li, [309]
Yü Li Ch‘ao Chuan, [420]
Yüan Chi, [127]
Yüan Chien Lei Han, [386]
Yüan Ch‘ü Hsüan Tsa Chi, [268]
Yüan Hsien, [127]
Yüan Mei, [405]
Yüan Shao, [95]
Yüan Yü, [122]
Yüan Yüan, [417]
Yung Chêng, [387]
Yung Lo, [296]
Yung Lo Ta Tien, [296]

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