Imperial Edits of the Compendium of Historical Records (Full 36 Volumes, Large 32nd Format)

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Features: This book collects the deeds and critiques of all emperors and officials from the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors of ancient times to the end of the Ming Dynasty. It provides detailed and thorough accounts of the literary talents, political achievements, successes and failures, as well as the right and wrong deeds of emperors like Qin Shi Huang and Han Wudi, and their ministers such as Tang Zong and Song Zizu. From today's perspective, the book "Imperial Edicts" is indeed a classic work that is both practical and timeless, serving as a desk reference for rulers. The text is printed with high-quality 70g offset paper, and the cover is hand-bound in brocade. This book's chronological outline structure, with its interweaving of outlines, notes, and annotations, creates a self-contained system, allowing readers to choose what to read based on their needs. For those who only want a general overview of history, they can read only the outlines without the notes. For those who need detailed information, they can read both the outlines and the notes. For those who wish to conduct in-depth research, they can read all the outlines, notes, and annotations.