Luoyang County Records of Shunzhi (Qing Dynasty) in the fifteenth year of Shunzhi (1658) has twelve volumes and the first volume. Wu Panlong Xiu, Qian Zhaoxiu Jia Xiu, Qiu Qifeng and Dong Bian. Shi Lan, a native of Jiaocheng County, Shanxi Province, was a scholar in Shunzhi for three years (1646), and served as the magistrate of Luoyang County the following year. Zhuan 'an was born in Xiushui, Zhejiang (now Jiaxing, Zhejiang). In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi (166 1), he was a scholar, and in the eighth year of Kangxi (1669), he served as a magistrate. Zhao Xiuzi Xingshan was born in Tieling, Fengtian, and his ancestral home was Renhe, Zhejiang (now Yuhang County). In the 30th year of Kangxi (169 1), he was buried in peace, and in the 35th year (1696), he served as a magistrate. After six years in office, he was given advice from Fujian Dao. Qifeng word Ruifu, a native of this county, was a juren of Ming Wanli (1609), who was appointed as the magistrate of Chaoyi County and was promoted to the Prefecture of Shenzhou. Xu Bing, Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1646), was a scholar, and once served as the deputy capital of the Ministry of Rites. According to the records of Luoyang County in Qing Dynasty, it was built in Wupanlong, a county magistrate. As soon as he arrived at the scene, he demanded information. Fifteen or six years later, he bought a clip at Wumenjiasi, but he upgraded the center before editing, so he stopped. In the 14th year of Shunzhi (1657), it was changed to supervise the transportation of grain in Zhongzhou, and took the opportunity to check the incomplete articles, make mistakes, delete miscellaneous collections, make them into books, and pay the money. After Wu Yuan took office for more than ten years, he added a series of make-up schools and engravings. Thirty years later, Qian Zhaoxiu specially arranged a new album, which failed for five years. It's because of the old record, and it's also for this record. Since the Qing Dynasty, Wu, Wu, Qian, etc. have all published county chronicles, but they are actually connected with the "Wu County Chronicles" and are actually a book. This book lists surnames, directories and examples in the order of Wu, Wu and Qian. Textual research on the first map, a journal, two geographical records, three figures, four fields, five senses, six selected records, seven-rank commemorative records, eight auspicious records, nine historical sites, ten tombs, eleven magazines and twelve artistic and literary records. A total of 137 sheets, with 3 sheets attached, accounting for 140 sheets. This local chronicle regards the outline as a whole, and there is a small preface before each outline, which summarizes the great significance. Stories and records are mainly classics, supplemented by historical records. The book is divided into twelve chapters, each with specific content and clear level, but the geographical records are too complicated. Apart from the organizational system, feudalism, evolution, territory, mountains and rivers, Sheng Xing, Bajing and Guanjin, there are also water conservancy, city, government, shops, schools, military equipment, savings, Square Table, Bao Li and compassionate government, which are really complicated. In addition, it is also a non-category for customs to enter the local tax gate. Others are easier to talk to. Luoyang, the ancient capital of the Nine Dynasties, has many historical sites, and there is a mausoleum on Mount Mang. To this end, this local chronicle has set up a special door for each of them, and it is very appropriate to arrange an outline according to the situation and place. In ancient times, this place was rich in products, outstanding people and extremely developed culture. The publication of this book includes eight titles: Ji Hui, Ji Cai, Ji Nian, Ji Yan, Chronicle, Ji Fu, Wu Ji and Ji Yi, which are rich in information, but overlap with official records. Historic sites are divided into 42 categories, such as city, county, palace, hall, width and department, which can be described as rich, but basically they only have names, but they are not described, which is insufficient. There are more than one person with separate deeds, such as Jia Yi, attendants and literature, all of which are recorded and have their own sides; Shu Yuan and Lie Jie both accepted Yang Le's son and wife. All the above are the shortcomings of this book. The original engraving is only available in Peking University Library. In the tenth year of Kangxi (167 1), Wu Yuanqi and other editions were only collected in two places: Zhejiang Quancun and Shanghai Library kept 3- 1 1. In the 40th year of Kangxi (170 1), there was only one copy of Qian Zhaoxiu in the Henan Provincial Museum of Literature and History, but it was incomplete, lacking titles such as Bao Li, sympathy, title, inscription, biography, praise, inscription, discussion and poetry. Luoyang County Records of Qianlong (Qing Dynasty) was published in the 10th year of Qianlong (1745), with a total of 24 volumes, edited by Gong Songlin and Wang Jian. Songlinzi Dust Garden is a native of Wujin, Jiangsu. In order to give an example of a sage, he served Guangdong as a magistrate. Through the administration of Sanshui, Conghua, Dianbai and other counties, Haiyang and Fan Yu were awarded, and they went to the Ministry to serve the needs of Henan and were assigned to Shangshui, Yucheng and other counties to do relief work. He was transferred from Songxian County to Ruyang for seven years (1742) and awarded to Luoyang Magistrate for ten years (1745). Jane, a native of Yanghu (now Wujin County, Jiangsu Province), is a juren. According to Gong Songlin's "Xu Yun", this chronicle is a second-level chronicle co-edited by the government and the government. Establish a library, extensively search and record, consult and revise, edit for one year, and revise in April. This local chronicle has improved its compilation style and enriched its content. There are 24 volumes with more than 600,000 words, divided into 16 chapters. The number of volumes is: astronomy, geography, mountains and rivers, four fields, five studies, six rites, six music, seven selections, eight diagrams, nine officials, ten wonders, eleven monuments, twelve to twenty-three arts and twenty-four miscellaneous notes. Before the volume, it is a map test. Compared with the old records, this compilation has the following aspects: (1) the map is more detailed than the old records, and it is divided into two maps: the new city and the old city; Eight villages and towns have been added to the General Map of Mountains and Rivers. There are 22 books, including historical geography, urban evolution, water conservancy, transportation, places of interest and so on. These are extremely impressive. Surrounded by mountains and water, mountains are connected with mountains, and there are many different schools of water. This series is dedicated to separating mountains and rivers from geographical records, making them unique, with tombs connected to mountains and canals connected to Sichuan, making them continuous. Schools are also separated from geographical records and set up separate courses, which is more reasonable than the old records. In addition to general tributes and ordinary articles, there is also a detailed list of "monetary edible articles", which records daily handicrafts and food manufacturing. This content is generally ignored in the record, but this record is specially used for recording and is really valuable. Among the daily appliances, there is a "strange device", which looks like a small dish, more than six inches long and wide, and a corner is used as a hut. Take a step outside and lie in the middle, just like going home. Pingle village often appears in the valley. Without rhyme or reason. "There are few records of unearthed cultural relics in Henan local chronicles. Local chronicles are rich in content, but there are also many flaws. The income of all official generals in Henan Province. Although Luoyang county is the first county in Henan province, it should be strictly distinguished from official counties, and the county annals only record the county, and the relevant government affairs are recorded separately. This practice is obviously overcharging, not paying attention to the term of office, and it is also an omission. This local chronicle criticized the practice of "one person has different opinions" in the old chronicles, but it has not been corrected in the text. Shao Yong, a Yi nationality, appeared in Liu Yu, and his experiences before and after were puzzling. Judging from the length of Quan Zhi, there are 12 volumes of art records, accounting for half of the whole book, and I feel top-heavy. This book is recorded in 8,000 volumes of bibliography and booksellers. Thirty-six volumes of the previous book were mistakenly written, except for the original issue, which was recorded in the Interpretation Edition in 13 (1924). Jiaqing Luoyang county annals

(Qing) In the 18th year of Jiaqing (18 13), 60 volumes.

Wei, Lu bian. Item, Daxing Wujin (now Wujin County, Jiangsu Province) is a scholar. In the seventeenth year of Jiaqing (19 12), he was the magistrate of Yongning. According to the word chorus, Yanghu is a good place for a person. Wei Xiang was born in a country with developed culture. He is very famous in the famous area of Luoyang. He was nostalgic for the past, but he invited fellow countryman Lu Jitun as the general manager to lead more than ten literati in Yanghu and Yin Shan to carry out this ambition.

This chronicle has 60 volumes, namely: the virtue of the first emperor, two tours, three performances, four stars, five maps, six places, nine mountains and rivers, ten emperors, eleven queens, twelve memorabilia, thirteen memories, fourteen maxims, fifteen wonders, sixteen palaces, seventeen altars and temples, eighteen to twenty-one tombs and twenty-two Galand. Twenty-nine to thirty selected tables, thirty-one official product tables, thirty-two official rank tables, thirty-three household registration books, thirty-four account books, thirty-five spiritual records, thirty-six proofreading records, thirty-seven ditch records, thirty-eight residence records, thirty-nine official records, forty-one records, forty-one foreign records, forty-two classics records, forty-three Confucian biographies, forty-four Taoist biographies, forty-five official biographies, forty-six loyal festivals and forty-seven filial biographies. Fifty-one biographies of Yimin, fifty-two biographies of Yiwen, fifty-three biographies of two officials, fifty-four biographies of officials, fifty-five biographies of fifty-six to fifty-eight women, fifty-nine biographies of stone carvings and sixty prefaces.

The book is divided into twenty chapters, four chapters, two chapters, eight chapters, fourteen chapters and two chapters, with a total of fifty chapters in six genres. It is so magnificent, but it is still unfinished. According to Wei Xiang's sequence: "If the volume and the record complement each other, the other series of Charlotte Zheng Wenlu will go hand in hand. But it has disappeared now, and it is not recorded in the bibliography.

One of the characteristics of this local chronicle is that the past is detailed and the present is simple. The first two volumes describe the scale and architecture of ancient Luoyang as Kyoto. The records of palaces, temples, mausoleums, famous gardens, first residences and emperors' empresses are almost all ancient works. Other doors have been recorded in turn since ancient times, and most of them tend to be recorded in detail in ancient times; In other words, if the property is recorded, it is also important to remember the past. Only the household registration book, accounting books, school records and ditch records are mainly in the Qing Dynasty.

Looking for strange things is another feature of this book. Astrology records the special astronomical phenomena from the first year of Han Jing to the sixteenth year of Yuan Shundi, including eight eclipses, one eclipse and six fragrant stars, which are precious materials. The Book of Poetry and Art began with the publication of Huajiang Lu and Luoshu, and was described until the peasant army in Li Zicheng was trapped in Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty. The foundation of Mingfufan Temple is as loud as a cow's roar, and the story of digging a few feet to see the cauldron is absurd and bizarre. The so-called heaven shows the spirit. Linghui is the so-called "heaven-man induction", that is, the auspicious vision in the annals. There are many records of natural disasters such as floods, droughts, earthquakes and locust plagues. Foreign records are pure anecdotes, just like Gambao's search for God. The above content is often ignored by ordinary chroniclers. The compilers of this chronicle have painstakingly analyzed it in detail, distinguished its categories and compiled it into a volume, which is commendable. Use the above memorabilia to record human history, such as military, political and social activities. Zhou Pingwang moved the capital to Qin Long for two years in the Ming Dynasty. It is a collection of unofficial history, which can be regarded as a supplement or appendix to memorabilia. Most aphorisms come from the words and deeds of famous officials and children of Lu. Yu zhishu doesn't matter.

In addition to the original edition, in the 5th year of the Republic of China (19 16), Lingzeng of Luoyang County was reprinted and printed in the Interpretation Edition, which was widely circulated.

For this book, see the draft of Qing history? Literature and art and their continuing records, stories of selling books.

In the 9th year of the Republic of China (1920), Luoyang County Records, also known as Luoyang County Records, was published, with a total of 18 chapters, edited by Su Congwu. Cong Wu, a native of Shahe, Zhili (now Hebei Province), was a history and geography teacher in the Fourth Normal School of Henan Province. This article is a handout he wrote during his teaching. The whole series includes eighteen chapters and three appendices. 1 name, 2 location, 3 territory, 4 terrain, 5 advantages, 6 climate, 7 products, 8 people, 9 education, 10 social situation,1/industry, 12 political region,1. Appendix: Evolution of Luoyang County, Study of Luoyang City. Ten scenic spots in Luoyang. The first has its own order. The whole article is very simple, but it is very real and contemporary. For example, the ninth chapter on education and the tenth chapter on social conditions are not only more detailed than other chapters, but also basically reflect the living conditions of schools and people at that time. There are only two books in this chronicle. The Capital Library has rare books, while the Peking University Library has residual books. In 35 years of the Republic of China (1946), Luoyang county annals was edited by Lei Fuxiang and compiled by Sun, with a total of 58 volumes. Luoyang county magistrate Fuxiang, whose resume is unknown. A nail tribute, the county people. In the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), Li Xingcun, Commissioner of Luoyang Administrative Office, changed the special museum of Chinese studies into a museum of county chronicles, with Yan Gongjiu as the editor-in-chief and began to compile county chronicles. In 33 years of the Republic of China (1944), Luoyang was occupied by the Japanese army, and the staff in the museum were scattered. Sun Gongjiu buried some manuscripts of local chronicles under a tree at home. After the Japanese surrendered, he went out to continue opening the museum. Lei Fuxiang was the curator of local chronicles of the county magistrate, especially, he was the deputy curator, and Sun Gongjiu was still the editor-in-chief. In 35 years (1946), the draft local chronicles was completed. Luoyang was liberated before it went to press. Up to now, there is only one manuscript of Qi Qing in Luoyang Archives. Quan Zhi has 58 volumes and 25 doors, bound into 32 volumes (the fifth volume is now lost), * * *1600,000 words. First, the surnames are randomly compiled, followed by the catalogue: map first, territory second, major events third, mountains and rivers fourth, products fifth, architecture sixth, food seventh, politics ninth, politics tenth, emperor eleventh, empresses twelfth, customs thirteenth, memorial fourteenth, schools fifteenth, imperial examinations sixteenth, and township officials seventeenth to nineteenth. Achievements are thirty-sixth, steles thirty-seventh and thirty-eighth, epigraphy thirty-ninth to fifty-second, art and literature fifty-third, fifty-fourth, essays fifty-fifth to fifty-seventh, and miscellaneous notes fifty-eighth. There is no postscript after that. This chronicle takes the form of a general chronicle, from Zhou and Qin dynasties to 1946. Generally, each item is divided into two parts: the former and the Republic of China. The former part is extracted from the old records and briefly described. The second half is arranged according to archives and interviews. Rich information is the focus of this local chronicle. During the Republic of China, people, events and things were recorded in new ways. The illustrations in the yearbook are beautifully made, with photos and images. The administrative map has fifteen kinds of legends, which are very detailed. The record of physical geography adopts all modern scientific concepts, such as latitude and longitude, temperature, rainfall, geological structure, strata and so on. All the entries are in the form of tables, which are very clear. For example, in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were 17 kinds of tax items, while in the Republic of China (20-35 years), there were1/kloc-0 kinds of tax items, such as local ports, local financial revenue and expenditure statements and business tax items, with centralized data and clear organization. In addition, warehousing, mining, agriculture, industry, commerce, finance and other aspects are all combined with literature and table, which fully reflects the situation from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. The art and literature door in Zhizhong specializes in collecting books related to Luoyang in past dynasties, and another literature door is set up to collect poems related to Luoyang, which fully reflects the cultural and academic situation of the county. There are many improper points in book classification; Trade unions, peasant associations, chambers of commerce, etc. Are listed in the food door; Posts and telecommunications projects include telephone office, electric mill, electric spinning, electric light and radio. Obviously, the last four items have nothing to do with posts and telecommunications, and these two situations are inconsistent with the outline. If a member of parliament entered the election gate, it was a common problem at that time, and this ambition could not escape the limitations. During the Republic of China, there were two versions of Luoyang Zhi. Obviously, from the detailed information and time span, the previous chronicle can not be compared with this chronicle. This is a precious document in Luoyang during the Republic of China.