1, Ji Ruji, Liu Bang, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, mainly recorded Liu Bang's deeds from uprising to becoming emperor, including the land system and political system that later managed the country, and the enfeoffment of princes with different surnames.
2. Tables, such as "The Table of Governors with Different Surnames", mainly record a group of governors who were enfeoffed by Xiang Yu after the Qin Dynasty was destroyed, and a group of governors who were enfeoffed after Liu Bang came to power, and arrange the rise and fall of the above-mentioned princes with different surnames by year.
3. Records, such as History of Second Music and Etiquette, History of Art and Literature, etc. According to Liu Xiang and Liu Xin's "Seven Outlooks", Literature and History divides all books into seven categories, one is recorded by * * * 13269, with 596 volumes.
4. Taking biography as an example, the first Chen Sheng and Biography is mainly about Chen Yu's deeds.
Brief introduction of Hanshu
Hanshu, also known as pre-Hanshu, is the first biographical dynastic history in China and one of the "twenty-four histories". It was compiled by Ban Gu, a historian of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and lasted for more than 20 years. It was basically completed at the initial stage of its construction, and was interpreted by Yan Shigu in the later Tang Dynasty.
Among them, Eight Tables of Hanshu was written by Ban Gu's sister Ban Zhao, and Chronicle of Hanshu was written by Ma Xu, a disciple of Ban Zhao. Hanshu is another important historical book in ancient China after Shiji, and it is called "the first four histories" together with Shiji, Houhanshu and The History of the Three Kingdoms.
Hanshu mainly describes the historical events of ***230 years from the first year of Emperor Gaozu (206 BC) to the fourth year of the Emperor of the New Dynasty (23 AD), with twelve chapters, eight tables, ten records, seventy biographies and one hundred * * *. Later generations divided it into 120 volumes with 800,000 words.