443 documents
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
173/443 results        
Description
documentTypeBook
TitleLüli jianshi 律例箋釋
Short titleB3800900-00
Topic1. Code and commentaries
Historical periodLate Ming (1585-1644)
CountryChinese
AuthorWang Kentang (Yutai) 王肯堂(宇泰)
Publication typeWoodblock
Abstract

An extended and fairly discursive commentary to the Ming Code, somewhat adapted to the Qing Code in the Gu Ding edition. It was authored by Wang Kentang, who enlarged his father’s work considerably, providing lengthy explanations in language easy to understand and adding quotations from the substatutes. It is published in a systematic form in 1705. It opens with the Hongwu emperor’s preface to the 1397 edition of the penal code and the memorial of presentation of the Wanli edition, followed by a variety of tables and other materials. The body of the work consists of entries introducing the text of the Code, each law (or paragraph thereof) and sub-statute being followed by the author’s explanations and commentaries; there are also occasional quotes from such texts as the Huidian, Da Ming ling, Xian’gang, etc., as well as of hypothetical cases (introduced by jiaru).

Comment

The book was published under the Ming Dynasty under the tile 大明律附例箋釋 Da Ming lü fuli jianshi

SubjectLaw
LanguageChinese
file attachment

B3800900(2)-00.pdf (24.2 Mo)

or read document on line in a new window

B3800900-00王宇泰.pdf (293.17 Mo)

or read document on line in a new window

173/443 results