Han-wei cong-shu (English: Han-wei series)

Japanese: 漢魏叢書 - かんぎそうしょ（英語表記）Han-wei cong-shu

A series of books compiled in the Ming Dynasty in China. Compiled by Cheng Rong. Established around 1590 (18th year of the Wanli era). It contains 38 books from the Han, Wei, and Six Dynasties periods, divided into three parts: Jing, Shi, and Zi. A little later, towards the end of the Wanli era, He Yunzhong increased the number of books to 76 and created the Guanghan Wei Congshu, and in 1791 (56th year of the Qianlong era), Wang Mo of the Qing dynasty compiled the Augmented Hanwei Congshu, which contained 86 books. It was later expanded with each edition, and 94 and 96 books were published. Today, all of these are often referred to as the Hanwei Congshu. This series is useful for looking at books from before the Six Dynasties, and although the number of books increases the later it was published, Cheng Rong's work is the most excellent in terms of editing.

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Japanese:

中国，明代に編纂された叢書。程栄の編。万暦 18 (1590) 年頃成立。漢，魏，六朝時代の書 38種を経，史，子の3部に分けて収めたもの。少し遅れて万暦末年頃，何允中が 76種にふやして『広漢魏叢書』をつくり，さらに乾隆 56 (1791) 年，清の王謨 (おうぼ) が 86種を収めた『増訂漢魏叢書』を編集した。のち版を重ねるごとに増補され，94種本，96種本などが刊行されている。現在ではこれらすべてを『漢魏叢書』と呼ぶことが多い。六朝以前の書を見るのに便利な叢書で，種類はのちになるほど多くなるが，校訂は程栄のものが最もすぐれている。

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