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Unless otherwise specified, the descriptions of sources in this section are extracted from Pierre-Etienne Will and collaborators, Handbooks and Anthologies for Officials in Imperial China: A Descriptive and Critical Bibliography, 2 vols., Leiden: Brill, 2020
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TitleFu Qian jilüe 撫黔紀略[Brief Records from a Governorship in Guizhou]
Topic4.1 Magistrates handbooks: General
Historical periodLate Ming (1585-1644)
CountryChinese
AuthorJiang Dongzhi 江東之
CollectionGuanzhen shu jicheng 官箴書集成
Number of volume1
Publication typeWoodblock
CommentRem.: Jiang illustrated himself in pacifying the Miao first in Hubei and later in Guizhou, where he was a Grand Coordinator (xunfu) from 1596 to early 1599. Li’s preface comments glowingly on his prowess in civilizing the aborigines and earning their love. The 18 pieces that compose the work include, among others, records (ji 記), a proposal for famine relief, prefaces (xu 序)—e.g. to the new Guizhou tongzhi—, inscriptions (ming 銘) with prefaces, introductions (yin 引)—e.g. to an expansion of Ming Taizu’s Six Maxims that he had published for the use of the locals—, proclamations, and admonitions to his son sent from Guizhou (Qianzhong shouxun 黔中手訓). The work was published in 1621 by the author’s son, who was affraid that his descendants might not know of the “shining plans bequeathed [by their ancestor]” (qingbai zhi yimou 清白之詒謀).
SubjectLaw
LanguageChinese
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