Ying-kui-lü-sui (English spelling)

Japanese: 瀛奎律髄 - えいけいりつずい（英語表記）Ying-kui-lü-sui

A collection of regulated poetry from the Tang and Song dynasties of China. Compiled by Fang Hui at the end of the Song dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan dynasty. 49 volumes. Classifies the regulated poetry of the Tang and Song dynasties by subject matter, and adds criticism and commentary. Currently, the most widely used form is the Yingkui Lu Zui Kan Jiao, which was further critiqued by the Qing dynasty's Ji Yin.

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Japanese:

中国，唐，宋の律詩の選集。宋末元初の方回 (ほうかい) の編。 49巻。唐，宋の近体詩を題材によって分類し，批評，解説を加えたもの。現在では清の紀いんがこれにさらに批評をつけ加えた『瀛奎律髄刊誤』がおもに行われている。

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