Jin-shi-lu; Chin-shih-lu

Japanese: 金石録 - きんせきろく（英語表記）Jin-shi-lu; Chin-shih-lu

A book on Chinese epigraphy. Written by Zhao Mingcheng of the Song dynasty. Thirty volumes. Published during the Xuanhe era (1119-1125). Compiled after Ouyang Xiu's Jigulu (10 volumes), which is said to have laid the academic foundations for epigraphy. The first ten volumes contain 20,000 inscriptions on bells, tripods, shackles, and pans from the three dynasties, as well as stone carvings, stone chamber images, statue records, inscriptions on pagodas, and stupas from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Sui, Tang, and Five Dynasties. The remaining 20 volumes contain 502 postscripts for historical research. His wife Li Qingzhao's assistance in collecting and compiling the bronze inscriptions and stone carvings was a great help to him.

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Japanese:

中国の金石学に関する書籍。宋の趙明誠の撰。 30巻。宣和年間 (1119～25) 刊。金石学に学問的基礎を与えたといわれる欧陽修の『集古録』 (10巻) にならって編纂された。前の 10巻には，三代の鐘，鼎，鬲，盤などの銘，ならびに秦，漢から隋，唐，五代にいたる石刻，石室画像，造像記，宝塔銘，舎利塔銘など金石目2万を載せ，あとの 20巻には考証として跋尾 502編を収めている。金文，石刻の収集，編纂には，彼の妻李清照の内助の功が大きかった。

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