Ming Shi Lu (Records of the Ming Dynasty)

Japanese: 明実録 - みんじつろく（英語表記）Ming-shi-lu

The Ming Dynasty is a record of the 13 emperors of the Ming Dynasty. It is officially called the Da Ming Annals and commonly known as the Huang Ming Annals, and Ming Annals is an abbreviation of both. It consists of 3,058 volumes. Its contents are not limited to the personal words and deeds of the emperors, but also record all important political, social, and economic events during their reigns in chronological order, making it a fundamental source for the study of Ming history. Although it was a secret book, it has been passed down to later generations as copies, and some of these copies have been passed down to Japan and are held by the Imperial Household Agency Archives, the National Archives of Japan, and the National Diet Library, among others. In 1940, the Jiangsu Classics Library version was facsimile, and in 1967, a facsimile published by the Institute of History and Philology at the Academia Sinica in Taiwan was reprinted.

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Japanese:

中国，明朝の 13代の皇帝の実録。正式には『大明実録』，俗に『皇明実録』といい，『明実録』はそれらの略称。 3058巻。その内容は皇帝の個人的言行にとどまらず，その治世における重要な政治，社会，経済の諸事象がすべて年代順に記録され，明代史研究の根本史料である。門外不出の書であったが，写本として後世に伝えられ，これらの写本のいくつかが日本にも伝わり，宮内庁書陵部，国立公文書館，国立国会図書館などに所蔵されている。 1940年江蘇国学図書館本が影印され，また 1967年にはタイワン (台湾) の中央研究院歴史語言研究所刊の影印本が復刻された。

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