What are the official histories of the Song Dynasty? written in the Song Dynasty .

Sima Guang's "Zizhi Tongjian" and "History of the Song Dynasty".

History of the Song Dynasty, one of the twenty-four histories, included in the official history category of the History Department of the "Siku Quanshu".

Mengxi Writing Talks is a comprehensive notebook covering the natural sciences, technology, and social and historical phenomena of ancient China.

The Chronicle of the Song Dynasty (960-1279), the general outline of the 319-year history of the Song Dynasty (960-1279) and the important events of society.

The Romance of the History of the Song Dynasty is one of the "Popular Romances of the Past Dynasties", with a total of 100 times. With a chapter-back structure, popular articles, and witty comments, this book truly reproduces the magnificent process of the historical evolution of Chinese civilization and narrates the rise and fall of the Song Dynasty.

The historical books that record the Song Dynasty mainly include "History of the Song Dynasty", "Three Dynasties and Northern Alliance", "Song History Chronicle" and "Siku Quanshu".

The official history is the "History of the Song Dynasty". In addition to the "History of the Song Dynasty", there are also "New Compilation of Song History", "Song History", "Song History", "Longping Collection", "Eastern Capital Affairs", "Southern Song Dynasty Book", "Hong Jianlu", "Continuation of Tongzhi" and so on. Chronicles such as "Three Dynasties and Northern Alliances", "Continuation of Capital Governance Tongjian", "Continuation of Capital Governance Tongjian", "Continuation of Capital Governance Tongjian", "Continuation of Zizhi Tongjian", "Song and Yuan Dynasty Tongjian" and so on.

The end of the chronicle is like the end of the Chronicle of the Song Dynasty. In addition, such as the notes written by Sima Wengong "The Records of Lianshui", the notes of the monk Wen Ying "Xiangshan Yelu" and "Xiangshan Yelu Continuation" and so on.

The History of the Song Dynasty is one of the 24 histories, which is included in the official history category of the History Department of the Siku Quanshu. In the late Yuan Dynasty to the third year of Zheng (1343), it was successively revised by Prime Minister Totokh and Arutu, and the History of the Song Dynasty was revised at the same time as the History of Liao and the History of Jin. The History of the Song Dynasty has 47 volumes, 162 volumes, 32 tables, and 255 biographies, totaling 496 volumes and about 5 million words.

The first thing that comes to mind is the history of the Song Dynasty.

Edited by the Three Koreas and the Northern Alliance

A masterpiece of Chinese Song Dynasty historiography.

250 volumes. The author, Xu Mengxin (1126 1207), a native of Qingjiang, Jiangxi, was a 29-year-old Jinshi, who spent most of his life writing at home, and wrote this book in the fifth year of Shaoxi (1194).

The Three Dynasties refer to the three dynasties of Song Huizong, Song Qinzong, and Song Gaozong.

The book gathers a variety of historical materials related to the Song, Jin, and war wars of the three dynasties, and arranges them according to the year, month, and day.

The Song-Jin and Jin Wars were the top priorities in the late Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty, and there were no less than hundreds of Song people who recorded books based on their personal experiences or what they heard and saw.

Xu Mengxin collected the records of various families, as well as the edicts, edicts, books, recitals, biographies, deeds, inscriptions, anthologies, and miscellaneous works of this period, and did not examine the similarities and differences and doubts in the accounts.

After the book was completed, the Records Institute took it in as a reference for the compilation of the "Records of Gaozong".

Since then, Xu Mengxin has continued to compile 50 volumes of "Northern Alliance Collection and Supplement", but it has long been lost.

The book cites more than 200 kinds of documentary materials, and the whole original text is cited, which is rare in previous chronicles.

Many of the historical sources cited were later lost, thanks to which the book has been preserved.

It is one of the basic historical books for the study of the history of Liao, Song and Jin.

Twenty-four History, 16, Old Tang Dynasty, Later Jin, Liu Yun, et al., 200

17 New Tang Dynasty Ouyang Xiu and Song Qi 225

20 History of the Song Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty, Toto, et al., 496