Textual Research on Twenty-two Histories, also known as Textual Research on Twenty-two Histories, is an exegetical work of China. Qian Daxin in Qing Dynasty (1728— 1804). 100 volume. This paper makes a systematic textual research on the historical facts, characters and exegesis of 22 official histories and their annotations, and corrects many mistakes. Qian's understanding of the word "Bo" is rigorous, his words must be reasonable, and everything must be well-founded. He not only collates history with documents, but also collates history with inscriptions.
Discussion on the Seventeen Histories is a historical book of Wang Mingsheng in Qing Dynasty, and it is also an important work of China's traditional historiography in the period of summing up. On the Seventeenth History is a historical work mainly based on collation and textual research, and there are also historical comments. After Wang Mingsheng settled in Suzhou at the age of forty-two, he began to write the Seventeen Histories, which took more than twenty years to complete.
Notes on Twenty-two Histories, with a total of 36 volumes, is a masterpiece of Zhao Yi, a historian in the Qing Dynasty (one of the three major textual research works in the Qing Dynasty), and is the author's reading notes on history. Using the method of using history to prove history, this paper makes an overall investigation of the official history of all dynasties (actually involving 24 official histories), and makes an objective evaluation of historical works and historical phenomena, facts, events and figures.
Discussion on the Seventeenth History is an important historical textual research work in the period when China's traditional historiography tends to be summarized. Author Wang Mingsheng (1722—1797), whose real name is Xie Feng, was named Auditorium No. And Xizhuang, which was renamed Xixi in his later years. Layman, a native of Jiading, Jiangsu (now Shanghai) in Qing Dynasty; He used to be editor of Hanlin Academy, bachelor of cabinet, assistant minister of rites and secretary of Guanglu Temple, and later resigned and settled in Suzhou.
Comments on Notes on Twenty-two Histories by Later Generations;
Notes on Twenty-two Histories is Zhao Yi's masterpiece, which was written in the sixty years of Qianlong (1795), and it is as famous as Qian Daxin's Textual Research on Twenty-two Histories and Wang Mingsheng's On Seventeen Histories. Li Ciming commented that this book is "meticulous and outstanding." Notes on Twenty-two Histories * * 36 volumes, supplemented by 1 volume, is a textual research work on the official history of past dynasties such as Historical Records, Hanshu and Mingshi.
Because the Book of the Tang Dynasty and the History of the Five Dynasties are both new and old works, although the book is called Twenty-two History, it actually involves twenty-four books, which is often called "Twenty-four History" today. The main method of Zhao Yi's textual research, as he himself said: "The official history, biography, table and ambition should be collated with each other, and if there are shortcomings, pick them out in his own opinion so as to correct them."
In the book, Zhao Yi analyzes the gains and losses of the revision history of each dynasty and judges the advantages and disadvantages of each history. Review and correct the fallacies of historical facts, clarify the truth of everything, and reflect his achievements in historical review. The focus of his history examination is not only the revision of history books, but also the similarities and differences, gains and losses of history books. Most of his historical research sources are official history and miscellaneous history.