Records of the Qing Dynasty (English: Qing-shi-lu; Ch`ing shih-lu)

Japanese: 清実録 - しんじつろく（英語表記）Qing-shi-lu; Ch`ing shih-lu

Annals of the Qing Dynasty, China. Annals are chronological records that record the deeds of an emperor, and in the Qing Dynasty they were written in three styles: Manchu, Mongolian, and Chinese. Several copies were made and kept in the Forbidden City in Beijing, but in 1937, a photographic edition of the Chinese version kept in the Forbidden Palace in Shenyang was published under the collective name of the "Da Qing Reki Dynasty Annals." This includes the Annals of 11 emperors from Taizu to Dezong (Emperor Guangxu), as well as the "Manchu Annals" and "Xuantong Zhengji."

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Japanese:

中国，清朝歴代皇帝の実録。実録とは皇帝1代の事跡を記した編年体の記録で，清朝では満州文，モンゴル文，漢文の3文体で書かれた。何部かの写本が作られ，北京の紫禁城などに保管されていたが，1937年『大清歴朝実録』の総称で，瀋陽の故宮所蔵の漢文本が写真版として刊行された。これには太祖から徳宗 (光緒帝) まで 11代の皇帝の実録のほか，『満州実録』と『宣統政紀』が収められている。

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