Complete Works of Tang Dynasty (7 volumes, annotated and collated edition)

Author: Dong Gao (Qing Dynasty)
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Publishing Date: 2002-12-01
Features: The Complete Tang Anthology (Punctuation and Edition, 7 Volumes,) is a comprehensive collection of articles from the Tang and Five Dynasties periods. It was compiled under the imperial decree of the Qianlong Emperor of the Qing Dynasty by Dong Hao and other high-ranking scholars, completed in the 19th year of the Qianlong era (1814). The entire collection comprises 1,000 volumes, featuring over 3,000 authors and more than 18,400 articles. It essentially encompasses all the articles from the Tang to the Five Dynasties periods, making it a vast treasure trove of Tang literature. It holds significant reference value for the study of various aspects of Tang Dynasty history and culture.
After the publication of The Complete Tang Anthology, Lu Xinyi compiled Collected Tang Articles (72 Volumes) and Supplementary Tang Articles (16 Volumes) during the Tongzhi era. In recent years, when the Commercial Press facsimilized and the Shanghai Press abridged The Complete Tang Anthology, these three works were combined into one. Although minor punctuation adjustments were made, they were not thoroughly edited. This punctuation and edition can be considered the most comprehensive to date, as well as the first large-scale collection of articles to be punctuated and . It has particularly focused on work.
This book is a punctuation and edition of The Complete Tang Anthology (including Collected Tang Articles and Supplementary Tang Articles), published during the Qing Dynasty. It contains over 1,000 volumes, featuring more than 3,000 authors and more than 18,400 articles, essentially covering all the articles from the Tang to the Five Dynasties periods.