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Records of the grand historian of China

Sima, Qian, ca. 145-ca. 86 B.C.

Year: 1971.

Publisher: Columbia University Press.

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Frontmatter

Foreword

General Introduction

Translator's Note on the Text

The Founding of the Han Dynasty (Parts I‒VI)

Part I. The Beginning of the Revolt

The Hereditary House of Ch'en She (Shih chi 48)

Part II The Vanquished

The Basic Annals of Hsiang Yü (Shih chi7)

Part III. The Victor

The Basic Annals of Emporer Kao‐tsu (Shih chi 8)

Reflections on the Rise of Emperor Kao‐tsu (Shih chi 16, excerpt)

Part IV. The Great Ministers

The Hereditary House of Prime Minister Hsiao (Shih chi 53)

The Hereditary House of the Marquis of Liu (Chang Liang) (Shih chi 55)

The Hereditary House of Prime Minister Ch'en (Shih chi 56)

Part V. The Disaffected

The Biographies of Chang Erh and Ch'en Yü (Shih chi 89)

The Biographies of Wei Pao and P'eng Yüeh (Shih chi 90)

The Biography of Ch'ing Pu (Shih chi 91)

The Biography of the Marquis of Huai‐yin (Han Hsin) (Shih chi 92)

The Biographies of Hann Hsin and Lu Wan (Shih chi 93)

The Biography of T'ien Tan (Shih chi 94)

Part VI. The Loyal Followers

The Biographies of Fan K'uai, Li Shang, Lord T'eng, and Kuan Ying: Concluding Remarks (Shih chi 95)

The Biography of Chancellor Chang (Shih chi 96)

The Biographies of Li I‐chi and Lu Chia (Shih chi 97)

The Biographies of Fu K'uan, Chin Hsi, and the Marquis of Kuai‐ch'eng: Concluding Remarks (Shih chi 98)

The Biographies of Liu Ching and Shu‐sun T'ung (Shih chi 99)

The Biographies of Chi Pu and Lüan Pu(Shih chi 100)

The Second Era of Han History (Parts VII‐XI)

Part VII. The Rulers

The Basic Annals of Empress L‐ (Shih chi 9)

The Basic Annals of Emperor Wen the Filial (Shih chi 10)

The Basic Annals of Emperor Ching the Filial (Shih chi 11)

The Basic Annals of Emperor Wu(fragment) (Shih chi 12)

Part VIII. The Empresses

The Hereditary Houses of the Families Related to the Emperors by Marriage(Shih chi 49)

Part IX. The Great Families

The Hereditary House of King Y‐an of Ch'u (Shih chi 50)

The Hereditary Houses of Ching and Yen (Shih chi 51)

The Hereditary House of King Tao‐hui of Ch'i (Shih chi 52)

The Hereditary House of Prime Minister Ts'ao (excerpt) (Shih chi 54)

The Hereditary House of Chou P'o, the Marquis of Chiang (Shih chi 57)

The Hereditary House of King Hsiao of Liang (Shih chi 58)

The Hereditary Houses of the Five Families (Shih chi 59)

Part X. The Leader of the Revolt

The Biography of Liu P'i, the King of Wu (Shih chi 106)

Some Remarks on the Han Peers (Shih chi 17, 18, 19)

Part XI. The Eminent Officials

The Biographies of Ch'ü Yüan and Master Chia1 (Shih chi 84)

The Biographies of Yüan Ang and Ch'ao Ts'o (Shih chi 101)

The Biographies of Chang Shih‐chih and Feng T'ang (Shih chi 102)

The Biographies of Lord Wan‐shih and Chang Shu (Shih chi 103)

The Biography of T'ien Shu (Shih chi 104)

Finding List of Chapters of the Shih chi

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Title:

Records of the grand historian of China : translated from the Shih chi of Ssu-ma Ch'ie by Burton Watson.

Author:

Sima, Qian, ca. 145-ca. 86 B.C

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Records of the grand historian of China : translated from the Shih chi of Ssu-ma Ch'ie by Burton Watson.
Sima, Qian, ca. 145-ca. 86 B.C
New York: Columbia University Press, 1971.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.06046

Subject Headings:

• China -- History -- Early works to 1800
• China -- History

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