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It is about the history of the war during the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

The Taiping Guangji is an encyclopedia written by the Ming Dynasty writer Li Shizhong, which contains many records about gods and monsters, history, culture, religion and other aspects. I can't provide specific information about the second lecture of The Legend of the Void and the Flat, because it's a very large work, covering a wide range of topics, and you don't provide specific chapters or questions. If you have questions about a specific chapter or topic of the Taiping Guangji, you can ask specific questions and I will do my best.

What does Taiping Guangji describe?

Taiping Guangji was edited by Li Fang, a famous scholar during the Song Dynasty. "Taiping Guangji" belongs to the category of books, with a total of 500 volumes, including 10 volumes of contents. In the second year of the Taiping Rejuvenation of the Kingdom, that is, in 977 AD, Li Fang and others were ordered to start compilation, which lasted one year and was completed.

Because it was written in the Taiping Xingguo period of Taizong of the Song Dynasty, and compiled at the same time as the "Taiping Yulan", it is called "Taiping Guangji".

Most of the content of the Taiping Guangji comes from the wild history, **, interpretation, Taoist scriptures, etc. from the Han Dynasty to the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty, and the miscellaneous works based on blind imitation. The book cites more than 400 bibliographies, divided into 92 categories according to the theme, and is divided into more than 150 sub-categories below. Among them, ** accounts for the largest proportion, so it is actually a ** collection before the Song Dynasty.

Many long-lost books are included in it. For example, the famous "The Biography of Li Wa", "The Biography of the Liu Family", "The Biography of Wushuang", "The Biography of Huo Xiaoyu", "The Biography of Yingying", etc., in the Tang Legend, can be preserved all thanks to it.

Taiping Guangji" describes the most gods and monsters, there are 55 volumes of records of immortals, 15 volumes of female fairies, 25 volumes of gods, 40 volumes of ghosts, plus Taoism, alchemists, aliens and spirits of plants, trees, birds and beasts, etc., generally belong to the stories of Zhiwei, representing the mainstream of China's literary language. The literature of later generations in China was greatly influenced by the Taiping Guangji. After the Song Dynasty, many scripts, Moshan miscellaneous dramas, and the themes of Zhugong tunes were all in "Taiping Guangji".

Summary. The Taiping Sutra is the main classic of Taoism, which explains the way of governing the country with the five elements of yin and yang, and advocates the dispersion of wealth to help the poor and self-reliance. It is also known as "Taiping Qing Collar Book".

According to China's "Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Xiangkai": During the time of Emperor Shun of the Han Dynasty, the Langyu Palace worshiped the Que and dedicated his teacher to Yu Ji to obtain the divine book, which was called the "Taiping Qing Collar Book". This sacred book is the "Taiping Sutra", which is an important classic of primitive Taoism in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

The original book is divided into 10 parts, each of which is 17 volumes, a total of 170 volumes. There are only 57 volumes left in the collection of this Dao, and there are 10 volumes of the "Taiping Sutra Banknotes" excerpted by the Tang Dynasty Luqiu Fangyuan, and one volume of the Dunhuang testament "Taiping Sutra Catalogue". The "Taiping Sutra" was not written by one person at one time, but was brewed for a long time from the end of the Western Han Dynasty to the time of Emperor Shun of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

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Taiping Guangji, Volume 58 Quotation In the 57 volumes of the surviving sedan chair letter of the "Vertical Sail Duan Taiping Sutra", we can see Yu Yu's related j(h As far as social and political thought is concerned, the "Taiping Sutra" is even more borrowed.

The Taiping Sutra is the main classic of Taoism, which explains the way of governing the country with the five elements of yin and yang, and advocates the dispersion of wealth to help the poor and self-reliance. It is also known as "Taiping Qing Collar Book". According to China's "Later Han Shu Xiangkai Biography":

When Emperor Shun of the Han Dynasty, the Langyu Palace was worshiped and dedicated to his teacher Yu Ji to obtain the divine book, called "Taiping Qing Collar Book". This sacred book is the "Taiping Sutra", which is an important classic of primitive Taoism in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The original book is divided into 10 parts, each of which is 17 volumes, a total of 170 volumes.

There are only 57 volumes left in the collection of this Dao, and there are 10 volumes of the Taiping Jing Banknote excerpted by Lu Qiu Fangyuan of the Tang Dynasty and a volume of the Dunhuang testament "Taiping Jing Catalogue". The "Taiping Sutra" was not written by one person at a time, but was brewed after a long period of brewing from the end of the Western Han Dynasty to the time of Emperor Shun of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Taiping Guangji is the first collection of ancient literary documentaries, with a total of 500 volumes and 10 volumes of contents, based on the documentary stories from the Han Dynasty to the early Song Dynasty and the miscellaneous works such as the interpretation of the Dao Shu Hu Blind Sutra, etc., which belong to the class of books. The book is a big book written by the Song Dynasty, compiled by Li Fang, Hu Meng and other 14 people on the order of Taizong of the Song Dynasty, which began in the second year of Taiping Xingguo and was completed the following year.

Not a book.