How did Tang Hui Yao survive to this day?

Main content: The "Tang Law and Discussion" summarizes the legislative experience and judicial practice of previous dynasties, compromises the gains and losses, and makes it systematic and thorough, so its legislation is more prudent, the content is more thorough, the entries are more concise, and the interpretation is more accurate. Its legislative theory is based on Confucianism, and feudal ethics and morality are the basis of its legal ideology, so it is the main tool for maintaining the feudal economic foundation and its superstructure, and adjusting all aspects of social relations.

It is the blueprint for the criminal laws of later generations.

Through the frequent envoys and cultural exchanges between the Tang Dynasty and neighboring countries, the Tang Dynasty also had a significant impact on the legal codes of ancient Asian countries. In ancient times, the legislation of Japan, Korea, Vietnam and other countries mostly copied the "Tang Law". Scholars of international legal history have compared the Tang Law with the Roman Law in Europe, and regarded it as a representative work of the ancient "Chinese (Chinese) legal system".

The legal texts and texts of the Tang Dynasty reflect the legal status of various classes and strata in the Tang Dynasty and their relationship with each other, as well as certain political and economic systems, and are important documents for the study of the history of the Tang Dynasty.

Tang Hui Yao" to the Qing Dynasty only surviving manuscripts, there are many mistakes. During the Qianlong period, when compiling the "Four Libraries Quanshu", it was typeset with movable wooden type. The old manuscript on which it is based is missing.

Seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth are a total of four volumes, and later generations supplement them with relevant information in the books of "Old Tang Book", "Shufu Yuan Turtle" and "Kaiyuan Ceremony". The original volume of the seven sealed Zen, the volume of the eight suburbs, and the eighth supplement of this volume is also the sealing of the Zen, which does not correspond to the title.

A special book that records the canonical system of the Tang Dynasty. One hundred volumes. Written by Wang Pu of the Northern Song Dynasty. Wang Pu (922 982), a native of Qi County (now Shanxi), was the prime minister of the Later Zhou Dynasty, and the prime minister of the early Song Dynasty, and moved to the crown prince and prince.

The main difference between the genre and the General Dictionary is that the General Dictionary is a comprehensive account of the evolution of the canonical system in the past dynasties; The meeting is an excerpt from the original materials related to the canonical system. During the reign of Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty, Su Mian wrote forty volumes of "Hui Yao", recording allusions from the early Tang Dynasty to the time of Daizong. During the Xuanzong period, Cui Xuan and others wrote 40 volumes of "Continuation of the Meeting", recording the story of Dezong to Wuzong.

Wang Pucai of the Song Dynasty selected the story of Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty to continue and supplement it, and compiled 100 volumes of "Tang Hui Yao", which was presented in the first month of the second year of the Jianlong reign of Taizu of the Song Dynasty (961).

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The "Tang Hui Yao" is divided into 514 items, and there are "miscellaneous records" under many entries, listing historical events that are related to this article and are inconvenient to set up separate entries. Many of the historical events recorded in the book are not found in the two "Book of Tang" and "General Dictionary", which is an important material for the study of the Tang Dynasty's canonical system. Now that the notes and records of Tang Dynasty have died, some of the contents are preserved by this book, which is particularly precious and can be used to collate the two "Tang Books".

The content recorded in "Tang Hui Yao" is rich in content before Xuanzong, because it makes full use of the old texts compiled by Su Mian, Cui Xuan and others, and some also directly quote some of Su Mian's discussions. However, there is a difference between the "Hui Yao" quoted in "Yuhai" and "Shantang Kaosuo" and the present version, when it is quoted from the old version compiled by Su Mian and others, Zhiwang Pu has also added or deleted. After Xuanzong, because the editor had nothing to follow, and the historical data of the late Tang Dynasty were scattered, the description was relatively brief.

"Tang Hui Yao" is a historical book that describes the evolution and changes of various rules and regulations in the Tang Dynasty, and is the first monograph of "Hui Yao" in Chinese history. 100 volumes, written by Wang Pu of the Northern Song Dynasty. "Tang Hui Yao" is one of the earliest historical books of the Tang Dynasty in China, which is based on the actual records of the Tang Dynasty, and specifically records the various classics and their evolution of the Tang Dynasty in different categories, and preserves the "New Tang Book" and the Old Tang Book.

The unrecorded historical facts provide first-hand information for the study of the political, economic, military, cultural and other aspects of the Tang Dynasty, and have always been valued by researchers of Tang Dynasty literature and history. ~

A special book that records the canonical system of the Tang Dynasty. One hundred volumes. Written by Wang Pu of the Northern Song Dynasty. Wang Pu (922 982), a native of Qi County (now Shanxi), was the prime minister of the Later Zhou Dynasty, and the prime minister of the early Song Dynasty, and moved to the crown prince and prince.

The main difference between the genre of the meeting and the "General Dictionary" is that the "General Dictionary" is a comprehensive account of the evolution of the canonical system in the past dynasties, and the guild is an excerpt from the original materials related to the canonical system. During the reign of Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty, Su Mian wrote forty volumes of "Hui Yao", recording allusions from the early Tang Dynasty to the time of Daizong. During the Xuanzong period, Cui Xuan and others wrote 40 volumes of "Continuation of the Meeting", recording the story of Dezong to Wuzong.

Wang Pucai of the Song Dynasty selected the story of Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty to continue and supplement it, and compiled 100 volumes of "Tang Hui Yao", which was presented in the first month of the second year of the Jianlong reign of Taizu of the Song Dynasty (961).

The Tang Hui Yao is divided into 514 items, and there are also "miscellaneous records" under many entries, which include historical events that are related to this article and are inconvenient to set up separate entries. Many of the historical events recorded in the book are not found in the two "Book of Tang" and "General Dictionary", which is an important material for the study of the Tang Dynasty's canonical system. Now that the Tang Dynasty Notes and Records are dead, some of the contents are preserved by this book, which is particularly precious and can be used to proofread the two Tang Books.

The content recorded in "Tang Hui Yao" is rich in content before Xuanzong, because it makes full use of the old texts compiled by Su Mian, Cui Xuan and others, and some also directly quote some of Su Mian's discussions. However, there is a difference between the "Hui Yao" quoted in "Yuhai" and "Shantang Kaosuo" and the present version, when it is quoted from the old version compiled by Su Mian and others, Zhiwang Pu has also added or deleted. After Xuanzong, because the editor had nothing to follow, and the historical data of the late Tang Dynasty were scattered, the description was relatively brief.

Tang Hui Yao" to the Qing Dynasty only surviving manuscripts, there are many mistakes. During the Qianlong period, when compiling the "Four Libraries Quanshu", it was typeset with movable wooden type. According to the old manuscript, there were originally seven eight, ninety, ten and a total of four volumes, and later generations supplemented them with the relevant information in the books of "Old Tang Book", "Shufu Yuan Turtle" and "Kaiyuan Ceremony".

The original volume of the seven sealed Zen, the volume of the eight suburbs, and the eighth supplement of this volume is also the sealing of the Zen, which does not correspond to the title.

"Tang Hui Yao" is a historical book that describes the evolution and changes of various rules and regulations in the Tang Dynasty.