Book/Printed Material Image 22 of Juan 5 Juan 5
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Title
- Da cheng li yue ji : 5 juan
Other Title
- 大成禮樂集 : 五卷
- Li yue ji
Summary
- Based on the 14th century work Da cheng ya yue; reflects musical works of the Weinan Region.
- The compiler of this work was Shi Jishi, the editor his disciple, Shi Zuo. Shi Jishi received his jin shi degree during the Wanli reign (1573-1620) and was the magistrate of Jiexiu and Yuci. Later he became a censor and a vice minister. While in Jiexiu, he was known to have directed the building of wells and dikes, regulated water systems, founded schools, and had textbooks printed. Because of some displeasure he incurred, he was dismissed and returned home, where he devoted himself to scholarship, compiled works (including this one) on rites and music, opened charity granaries, and built dikes. In 1393 the first Ming emperor, Hongwu, decreed observance of the Confucian rites and music, which officials were instructed to follow. However, it was only during the late Ming that the practice of ritual dance and music became a trend. Music and dance always accompanied the sacrifices and were considered essential to move the spirits and men and to cause them to harmonize with heaven and earth. This work was printed during the Tianqi reign (1621-27). As its blueprint it used and quoted extensively from several earlier works, such as Da cheng yue wu tu pu (Illustrated manual of Confucian rites and music) by Zhang Yunjian, Wen miao li yue zhi (Records on the rites and music of the Wen Temple) by Pan Man, Kong miao li yue kao (Study of the rites and music of Confucius Temple) by Qu Jiusi (1546-1617), and Xian shi ji dian kao (Study of sacrificial rites by early masters) by Ma Po. The work has seven prefaces, including those by Shi Jishi and Shi Zuo, and a postscript by Wang Sishun, dated 1622. World Digital Library.
Names
- Li, Weizhen, 1547-1626, xu
- Xu, Gao, xu
- Chen, Yingyuan, xu
- Chen, Yao, xu
- Nan, Qizhong, xu
- Shi, Zuo, xu
- Wang, Shao, ju ren 1450, ba
- Chinese Rare Book Collection (Library of Congress)
Created / Published
- [China : s.n.], Ming Tianqi 2 nian [1622]
Notes
- - In case.
- - Also available in digital form.
- - 十行二十字. Ten lines, with twenty characters per line.
- - 原題:「渭上後學史記事義伯父輯,晉陽門人史左景猗父較」。按渭南縣志:「記事字義伯,萬曆進士,任介休榆次二令。擢御史,按楚多異政。仕至光祿少卿。值黨人用事,以書規輔臣,觸忌罷歸。講學里中,考訂禮樂,立義倉,作隄障,里人德之」。攷明自洪武二十六年,頒大成雅樂於天下,令學官依式制造,然或舉或不舉,其舉者或久而廢,至明之季年,又漸漸復興。記事之於渭南,即其一也。是書所引,有張薦大成樂舞圖譜、潘巒文廟禮樂志、瞿九思孔廟禮樂考、馬朴先師祀典考,大抵皆此類著述。而徵引張薦說獨多,蓋是書即以圖譜為藍本也。李維楨(序),徐告(序)天啟三年 (1623),陳應元(序)天啟二年 (1622),陳燿(序),南企仲(序)天啟二年 (1622),史左(序)天啟元年 (1621),自序 天啟二年 (1622),王思舜(跋)天啟二年 (1622).
- - 明天啟間刻本. Ming woodblock print, ca. 1622.
Medium
- 3 v. : ill.
Library of Congress Control Number
- 2012402123
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Contributor
- Chen, Yao
- Chen, Yingyuan
- Chinese Rare Book Collection (Library of Congress)
- LI, Weizhen
- Nan, Qizhong
- Shi, Zuo
- Wang, Shao
- Xu, Gao