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Manuscript/Mixed Material Yanping fu zhi : san shi si juan 萬曆延平府志 : 三十四卷鈔本 / 延平府志 : 三十四卷 / Title on cover of case: Wanli Yanping fu zhi : san shi si juan chao ben / Wanli Yanping fu zhi :

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Title

  • Yanping fu zhi : san shi si juan

Other Title

  • 萬曆延平府志 : 三十四卷鈔本
  • 延平府志 : 三十四卷
  • Title on cover of case: Wanli Yanping fu zhi : san shi si juan chao ben
  • Wanli Yanping fu zhi :

Summary

  • During the Ming dynasty there were three prefectures in northern Fujian Province: Yanping, Jianning, and Shaowu. Yanping Prefecture (present-day Nanping Shi) was established in 1369. The highest-ranking official was the prefect, who administered the counties, relayed the state government's ordinances, controlled criminal courts, and levied taxes. During the Ming dynasty a prefect had a fourth-grade rank in the official hierarchy. Prefects often were involved in publishing local gazetteers. These works contained detailed descriptions of the state of affairs in a locality at a given period. The in-depth information they contain makes them important sources for the study of the history, geography, local economy, culture, language and dialects, biographies of notable people, as well as the administration of local government. The main compiler of this work was Yi Kejiu, the prefect of Yanping, who achieved his jin shi (doctoral degree) in 1565 and became the prefect at the beginning of the Wanli reign (1573-1620). The four other compilers, all officials in his administration, were Yang Shujing, Li Jiazhi, Lu Yang, and Yao Yinglong. An added title reads Chong xiu Min zhi cai fang shu (New edition of the collected gazetteers of Fujian). The catalog of Tian yi ge (The Tianyi Pavilion Library) lists this work as a new edition of 34 juan, reissued by this library. World Digital Library.
  • Inscription reads: Governor of Yanping Prefecture Yi Kejiu, Vice Governors Yang Shujing and Bao Zhi, Judge Li Jiazhi, Officer Lu Yang, Officer Yao Yinglong. Printed on the spine: Chong xiu min zhi cai fang shu, tian yi ge chao ben.

Names

  • Tian yi ge, chao
  • Chinese Rare Book Collection (Library of Congress)

Created / Published

  • [China : s.n., Ming dai, between 1368 and 1644]

Headings

  • -  Yanping Fu (China);
  • -  延平府 (China)

Notes

  • -  In case.
  • -  Manuscript.
  • -  Also available in digital form.
  • -  十一行二十五字 小字雙行同. Eleven lines, with twenty-five characters per line; small characters in paired lines of twenty-five characters per line.
  • -  掌修名氏葉題:「延平府知府易可久,同知楊叔京鮑治通判黎嘉芝,推官盧泮,南平縣知縣姚應龍」。書口刻「重修閩志采訪書」,「天一閣鈔本」。按天一閣書目史部頁十七上:「重修延平府志三十四卷刊本。明知府易可久纂」,即此鈔本所從出者.

Medium

  • 6 v.

Library of Congress Control Number

  • 2012402149

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Tian Yi Ge, Chao, and Chinese Rare Book Collection. Yanping Fu Zhi: San Shi Si Juan. [China: s.n., ming dai, between 1368 and 1644, 1368] Manuscript/Mixed Material. https://aj.sunback.homes/item/2012402149/.

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Tian Yi Ge, C. & Chinese Rare Book Collection. (1368) Yanping Fu Zhi: San Shi Si Juan. [China: s.n., ming dai, between 1368 and 1644] [Manuscript/Mixed Material] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://aj.sunback.homes/item/2012402149/.

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Tian Yi Ge, Chao, and Chinese Rare Book Collection. Yanping Fu Zhi: San Shi Si Juan. [China: s.n., ming dai, between 1368 and 1644, 1368] Manuscript/Mixed Material. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <aj.sunback.homes/item/2012402149/>.