Seventeen ancient rhymes and six books of rhyme are urgent

Duan Yuci, the word Ruoying, the number Maotang (there are some other words, numbers) Jiangsu Jintan people. He was born in the thirteenth year of Yongzheng (1735) and died in the twentieth year of Jiaqing (1815). He was a native of Qianlong and served as a magistrate in Guizhou, Sichuan and other places. 29 under Dai Zhen.

He expressed his experience alone, distinguished the rhyme words of the "Book of Songs" and the Qunjing Rhyme, and wrote the "Rhyme Spectrum of the Book of Songs" and the "Rhyme Spectrum of the Qunjing", which are divided into 17 ancient rhymes.

The Six Books of Phonology was written when he was forty-two years old.

The Six Books are divided into five tables: the present rhyme is divided into seventeen tables; Ancient seventeen harmonic tables; Ancient seventeen joint class sub-tables; The poems and rhymes are divided into seventeen tables; The group scripture rhyme is divided into seventeen tables.

First of all, the Six Books Phonology is a book, not an article. So far, no expert has translated this book. Translating online is a project that takes time and ability, and it is not something that can be solved by a person who knows it.

Secondly, the author of the book was Duan Yuci (1735-1815) of the Qing Dynasty, and the book was written in the 41st year of the reign of Qianlong (1776). Duan's name is the ancient sound of Ming and then the six books of Ming, so the title of the book is named "Six Books". Duan's ancient rhyme is divided into 17 parts.

Duan said that the ancient harmonic sound must be the same part, this is a great invention.

Thirdly, there is a copy of the "Phonology Series", which was reprinted by Chung Hwa Book Company in July 1983. Of course, there are also texts engraved after Duan's "Commentary on the Interpretation of Words".

Do your homework, right?

If you have such a problem, you should go to the library and CNKI to find materials, and then organize them yourself.

What class are you in? Hehe.

Kim Dynasty Han Dao Zhao made. Han Daozhao is Bohui, and he is really a Songshui person. According to the first preface of "Zhixiao Returns to Nai Yuan Gengyin Republished and Changed and Merged with Five-Tone Collection Rhyme", the time of the preface is "Chongqing first year year of the year of Renshen Chang Solstice", which was the time of King Jin Weishao, equivalent to 1212, 40 years earlier than the publication of Liu Yuan's "Renzi New Magazine Ritual Department Rhyme".

The situation of this book can be divided into three points: The whole book is divided into 160 rhymes, which is 46 rhymes less than "Guangyun" and 53 rhymes more than "Renzi Xinkan Libu Rhyme". There are a total of 44 rhymes in the flat voice, 43 rhymes in the upper voice, 47 rhymes in the voice, and 26 rhymes in the voice.

Judging from the merger of the rhyme department and the provisions on the exclusive use and use of the rhyme under the rhyme, it does not comply with the general and exclusive regulations indicated by the Tang and Song dynasties under the rhyme of the rhyme book. After merging, the 46 rhymes that are reduced from the "Guangyun" are all recorded separately after each relevant rhyme, and a circle is added as a mark. In the old rhyme book, there was no rule in the arrangement of different syllables for each rhyme.

It's inconvenient to use. This book is arranged in 36 letters, and the order is to see the group, the end group, the knowledge group, the help group, the non-group, the fine group, the zhao group, the Xiao group, the box group, the shadow group, the Yu group, the coming group, and the day group. As the preface says, "Beginning with the sound of seeing the female tooth, the Japanese character finally comes."

This is equivalent to indicating the sound class, and each rhyme word knows what sound button each Qiaochun belongs to. If there is a difference between the opening and closing of the words of each sound class, they are arranged separately and the order is indicated. This is a great reform in the style of rhyme books.

The so-called "five tones" of "Five Tone Collection Rhyme" probably refer to the larynx, teeth, tongue, teeth, and lips. According to the second preface of "Zhiyuan Gengyin Republished and Merged with Five-Tone Collection Rhyme", this book has a total of 53,525 words, and 27,330 new words have been added; The annotation is 335,840 words, and 144148 new words have been added. The "Five Syllables Collection of Rhymes" was not reprinted in the Qing Dynasty, and now there are only a few Yuan and Ming editions, which are generally not easy to see.