Chun-hua-ge-tie (English: Chun-hua-ge-tie)

Japanese: 淳化閣帖 - じゅんかかくじょう（英語表記）Chun-hua-ge-tie

A collection of works from the Song Dynasty in China. Its correct name is the Secret Ge Fatuo of Chunhua, or Getuo for short. In 992, Emperor Taizong ordered Wang Zhu, the Hanlin Shishu, to compile and engrave (the original was carved in wood) the famous law works of past dynasties that were in the possession of the Neifu. It has 10 volumes. Volume 1 is the law works of past emperors, volumes 2-4 are the law works of past famous ministers, volume 5 is the ancient law works of various families, volumes 6-8 are the law works of Wang Xizhi, and volumes 9-10 are the law works of his son Xianzhi, with the two kings making up the majority of the collection. Many reprints and engravings with additions and revisions have been made since the Song Dynasty. It is respected as an authority on law works and is considered a model for calligraphy. Well-known examples include the "Imperially Reprinted Edition," published in the Qing Dynasty, which corrected errors in the original's titles and arrangement and added explanatory texts, and "A Review of the Secret Cabinet Notes of Chunhua," compiled by Wang Shu and which added further research.

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Japanese:

中国，宋代の集帖。正しくは『淳化秘閣法帖』，略して『閣帖』ともいう。淳化3 (992) 年，太宗が翰林侍書の王著に命じて内府所蔵の歴代の法帖の名蹟を編纂，上刻 (原本は木刻) させたもの。 10巻。巻1は歴代帝王法帖，巻2～4は歴代名臣法帖，巻5は諸家古法帖，巻6～8は王羲之，巻9～10は子の献之の法書を集刻し，二王がそのなかばを占める。宋代以降多くの翻刻本，増補改訂した刻本が作られた。法帖の権威として尊重され，書法の規範とされている。清代に出た，原本の標題や配列などの誤りを正し釈文を付した『欽定重刻本』，考証を加えた王樹撰の『淳化秘閣帖考正』が知られる。

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