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Red Mansions), 265

  nasty), 148; and “Biographies from

  Hou Han shu 後漢書 ( History of the

  the Garden of Literature” 文苑列

  Later Han Dynasty), 122n39, 134

  傳, 150–53; compilation of, 148–49;

  Hou Jing 侯景 (d. 552), 34, 174

  and Taizong’s summation on Lu Ji,

  Hu Zhenheng 胡震亨 (1569–ca.

  11, 153–60; and Taizong’s summa-

  1645). See under Tangyin tongqian

  tion on Wang Xizhi, 4; and

  huaigu shi 懷古詩 (“poetic medita-

  Taizong’s summations on Jin rul-

  tion on the past”), 147–48, 244,

  ers, 49, 150

  357, 362

  Jin Wudi 晉武帝 (r. 265–90), 49, 150

  Huainanzi 淮南子: 94–95, 97–99,

  Jin Xuandi 晉宣帝. See Sima Yi

  100, 102, 372n116

  Jiu Tang shu 舊唐書 ( Old History of

  Huang Zongxi 黃宗羲 (1610–95), 63

  the Tang), 14n2, 15, 17n14, 242n81,

  huangdi 皇帝 (“August Thearch”),

  295n77; and Academy of Litera-

  66–68, 70

  ture, 131; and evidence of Taizong’s

  Huangdi 黃帝. See Yellow Thearch

  interest in literature, 259; and pal-

  Huangfu Mi 皇甫謐 (215–82),

  aces, 293; “Treatise on Bibliogra-

  206n146

  phy” 經籍志, 5; on Xuanwu Gate

  Huihe 回紇 (people), 41–42

  Incident, 21, 30

  hunting, problem of, 21, 35–37, 44–45,

  Jiyou of Lu 魯季友 (fl. 7th c. bc), 28,

  99, 100, 282–83; and representa-

  30

  tion in poetry, 198–201, 228–29,

  junzi 君子 (“superior man”; “gentle-

  268–73, 301n106, 307, 310, 365; and

  man”), 89, 115, 120, 128, 143–44,

  territory, 315

  156–57, 356–57

  Jia Yi 賈誼 (200–168 bc): “Faults of

  Kahn, Harold, 2–3

  Qin” 秦過論, 256n134

  Kantorowicz, Ernst H., 76n62, 381

  Jiang Yan 江淹 (444–505), 139, 141;

  Keightley, David N., 315

  and “Rhapsody on Parting” 別賦,

  Kern, Martin, 58–59, 269n6

  230

  Khubilai Khan (r. 1260–94), 47

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  Index

  431

  King Cheng of the Zhou 周成王 (r.

  Kong congzi 孔叢子 ( Kong Family

  1042/35–1006 bc), 234n63, 235,

  Masters’ Anthology), 387n115

  324

  Kongzi jiayu 孔子家語 ( The School

  King Huai of Chu 楚懷王 (r. 328–

  Sayings of Confucius), 206n149

  299 bc), 138, 224n40

  Krasner, Stephen D., 315n16

  King Hui of Liang 梁惠王 (r. 369–

  Kroll, Paul W., 267, 356n92

  319 bc), 272, 305

  King Huiwen of Qin 秦惠文王 (r.

  Lady Li 李夫人 (fl. 1st c. bc). See un-

  337–311), 302n108

  der Han Wudi

  King Mu of Zhou 周穆王 (r. 956–918

  Laozi 老子: on carriage-tracks,

  bc), 235n66, 236, 256n137, 257–63

  253n125; on governance, 98–99,

  passim, 319–20n24, 355, 356n91, 358,

  340; legendary author of, 72,

  366–67

  171n28; on the senses, 102, 282–83

  King Qingxiang of Chu 楚傾襄王 (r.

  Later Liang Mingdi 後梁明帝 (r.

  298–263 bc), 363n104, 364

  562–85), 139n83

  King Wen of Zhou 周文王 (r.

  Lefebvre, Henri, 62n35, 277n26

  1099/56–1050 bc), 28n47, 30–31,

  Legalism, 63–65, 306, 339. See also

  116, 155n124, 192n87, 202n129, 272,

  Han Feizi; Li Si; Shang Yang;

  285, 305, 356n91

  Shen Buhai; and Shen Dao

  King Wu of Zhou 周武王 (r.

  Lei Congyun 雷從雲, 283

  1049/45–1043 bc), 30, 56–57, 58,

  leisure: and hunting, 36; and Qin Shi-

  104–5, 140n87, 142, 155n124,

  huang, 318; and Sui Yangdi, 183,

  260n149, 262, 285, 303n111, 308–9,

  323, 327; and Tang Taizong, 12, 50,

  356n91

  81–82, 145, 229, 232, 246, 271, 294,

  King Wuzhao of Western Liang 西梁

  296, 303–5, 312, 318, 344–45, 352–55,

  武昭王 (r. 400–417), 14

  358, 361–62, 366, 370, 380; and tyr-

  King Xuan of Qi 齊宣王 (r. 319–300

  anny, 281–83 passim; and Xiao

  bc), 56, 158n132, 330n37

  Gang, 368–70 passim

  King Zheng of Qin 秦政王 (r. 246–

  Lewis, Mark Edward, 250n111, 378n4

  221 bc). See Qin Shihuang

  Li Boyao 李百藥 (565–648), 60,

  Knechtges, David R., 6n17, 22, 93n92,

  353n84, 355n89

  199n123, 202n133, 230, 268, 269n8,

  Li Chengqian 李承乾 (d. 645), 44–46

  272n13, 279n33, 297n85, 361n97,

  Li Daoxuan 李道玄 (fl. 7th c.), 132

  361n100, 371n115

  Li Delin 李德林 (530–90), 193n92

  Koguryŏ (Gaoli 高麗), 42–43, 188,

  Li E 李諤 (d. ca. 591): “Submitted Pe-

  194n102, 343, 347n75

  tition Regarding the Rectification

  Kong Yingda 孔穎達 (574–648),

  of Literary Style” 上書正文體,

  111n14, 129n59, 132, 203n135,

  124–31, 132, 148, 227

  259n148, 313nn5–6, 314n7

  Li Gao 李暠 (fl. 3rd c.), 14

  Li Guang 李廣 (d. 129 bc), 14

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  Index

  Li Hu 李虎 (fl. 6th c.), 14

  “Ziye Songs of the Four Seasons”

  Li ji 禮記 ( Record of Ritual): 123n41,

  子夜四時歌, 175n36

  157n129, 164n6, 207n151, 239n75,

  Liang Yuandi 梁元帝 (r. 552–54). See

  338n51, 348n77

  Xiao Yi

  Li Jiancheng 李建成 (589–626), 19–

  Liezi 列子, 220n29, 320n24

  26 passim, 30–31, 133

  Lincoln, Bruce, 380–81

  Li Jing 李靖 (571–649), 38

  Linyi 林邑 (people), 334

  Li Ke 李恪 (d. 653), 46

  Liu Bang 劉邦 (256/47–195 bc). See

  Li Ling 李陵 (d. 74 bc), 121–22

  Han Gaozu

  Li Mi 李密 (582–619), 17–18, 20

  Liu Bian 柳 fl. 6th c.), 319–20

  Li Mu 李牧 (general of Zhao), 89–90

  Liu Ji 劉洎 (d. 646), 27, 29, 240

  Li Shan 李善 (d. 689), 163, 250n111

  Liu Song Wudi 劉宋武帝 (r. 420–

  Li Shimin 李世民 (599–649). See

  22), 234n62

  Tang Taizong

  Liu Song Xiaowudi 劉宋孝武 (r.

  Li Shousu 李守素 (fl. 7th c.), 132

  454–64): “On History” 詠史, 244

  Li Shutong 李樹桐, 22

  Liu Wenjing 劉文靜 (568–619), 18–

  Li Si 李斯 (d. 208 bc), 96, 157n130,

  19, 242, 245

  306

  Liu Wuzhou 劉武周 (d. 622), 23n34,

  Li Tai 李泰 (618–52), 46

  131

 
; Li Yuanchang 李元昌 (d. 643), 45–46

  Liu Xie 劉勰 (ca. 465–522): Wenxin

  Li Xiaogong 李孝恭 (591–640), 21

  diaolong 文心雕龍, 216–17

  Li Yannian 李延年 (d. ca. 87 bc),

  Liu Xujie 劉敘杰, 284n45

  177n41

  Liu Yu 劉裕, 363–422). See Liu Song

  Li You 李祐 (d. 643), 45–46

  Wudi

  Li Yuan 李淵 (566–635). See Tang

  Liu Zhen 劉楨 (d. 217), 121, 122n36,

  Gaozu

  154, 159

  Li Yuanji 李元吉 (603–26), 19–26

  Liu Ziyi 劉子翼 (fl. 7th c.), 241

  passim

  Lu Deming 陸德明 (ca. 550–630), 132

  Li Zhi 李治 (628–83). See Tang Gao-

  Lu Fayan 陸法言 (fl. 581–617): Qie-

  zong

  yun 切韻 ( Articulation of Rhymes),

  Li Zhonghua 李重華 (1682–1755),

  172n30

  217

  Lu Ji 陸機 (261–303), 11, 122, 150, 152–

  Liang Jianwendi 梁簡文帝 (r. 549–

  53; discussed by Taizong, 153–59;

  51). See Xiao Gang

  “Rhapsody on Literature” 文賦,

  Liang shu 梁書 ( History of the Liang

  115n19, 128n54

  Dynasty), 132

  Lu Jia 陸賈 (ca. 228–ca. 140 bc), 58–

  Liang Wudi 梁武帝 (r. 502–549), 34–

  59; Xin yu 新語, 151–52n117,

  35, 139n82, 141n88, 144–45, 174;

  245n92

  “Jiangnan Lieder” 江南弄, 175–77;

  Lu Jin 陸搢 (fl. 7th c.), 239

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  433

  Lu Yun 陸雲 (262–303), 150–51n111,

  Lüshi chunqiu 呂氏春秋 ( Annals of

  153, 155, 157

  Master Lü), 17n13, 98n102, 102,

  Lu Zhaolin 盧照鄰 (ca. 632– ca. 685):

  195n105, 260n149

  “Chang’an: Ancient Aims” 長安

  古意, 353

  Ma Rong 馬融 (79–166), 313nn5–6

  Luan Da 欒大 (fl. early 1st c. bc),

  Ma Yuan 馬援 (13 bc–ad 49), 61n32

  72n56

  Ma Zhou 馬周 (601–48), 295

  Lunyu 論語 ( Analects): on Confu-

  Mao Zedong 毛澤東: “To the Tune

  cius’s son studying the Poems

  of ‘Spring in Princess Qin’s Or-

  (16.13), 124n46; on displaying

  chard’: Snow” 沁園春:雪, 8

  abilities and entering the ranks

  Marin, Louis, 276

  (16.1), 61n31; on distinguishing

  Marx, Karl and Friedrich Engels,

  between a person’s words and his

  102n106

  character (15.21), 143n97; on music

  Marxism, 101–2

  of perfect beauty and perfect

  Master Lu 盧生 (fl. 3rd c. bc), 69–70

  goodness (3.25), 103–105, 140n87;

  Mei Sheng 枚乘 (d. 141 bc), 154, 218,

  on music of Zheng (15.10), 121n34;

  220; and “Seven Stimuli” 七發, 218

  on the pole-star (2.1), 51, 332; on

  Mencius. See Mengzi

  the rectified ruler (13.6), 80,

  Meng Kang 孟康 (fl. 2nd c. bc),

  205n143; on roaming in the arts

  166n13

  (7.6), 82, 354n85; on Shun (15.5),

  Meng Tian 孟田 (d. 210 bc), 299n90

  51; on students being unrestrained

  Mengzi 孟子, 64, 307, 332, 340; on

  and mistaking refinement for ac-

  body politic (4B.3), 52–53, 97; dis-

  complishment (5.21), 123n42,

  cussed by Zhu Xi, 55; on people all

  142n92; on transmitting, not creat-

  having same tastes (6A.7), 54; on

  ing (7.1), 226; on Yao’s greatness

  regicide (1B.8), 56; on rulers not

  (8.19), 137; on flawless Yu (8.21),

  taking pleasure in killing (1A.6),

  280, 340; on Zigong as a ritual

  53–54; on rulers sharing pleasures

  vessel (5.3), 155n125. See also Con-

  (1A.2), 236, 272, 305; on sacrifice of

  fucius

  the bull (1A.7), 158n132; on sagely

  Luo Binwang 駱賓王 (ca. 619–ca.

  rulership bringing plenty (7A.23),

  687): “The Imperial Capital,

  331n43

  Presented to the Vice Minister of

  Miao 苗 (people), 250n111, 263

  the Bureau of Appointments” 上

  minjian gequ 民間歌曲 (“popular

  吏部侍郎帝京篇, 288–89n58, 353

  songs”), 175

  Luoyang 洛陽 (also 雒陽), 36, 44,

  mirror, as moral speculum, 27, 32, 90–

  117, 139, 149, 151n112, 184–86,

  92, 261n157, 264, 361

  199n122, 200, 224, 278, 293, 320–

  Mohism: 22n30, 83, 98

  24 passim, 327

  Mori Tatsuyuki 森立之 (1807–85),

  238

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  Index

  Mount Tai 泰山, 4n8, 167–69,

  Owen, Stephen, 8, 82, 109, 111, 128,

  264nn104–5, 311, 313–17 passim,

  171n24, 178, 188n73, 211–12, 218,

  328–29, 333, 338, 341–42, 345n69,

  259, 264n161, 289n58, 354, 362, 370

  346n71, 373n122, 374

  Mozi 墨子. See Mohism

  palaces, as symbols of sovereignty, 12,

  Mu Tianzi zhuan 穆天子傳 ( Account

  275–95; Changle 長樂, 288;

  of Mu, Son of Heaven), 199n123,

  Changyang 長楊, 198, 199n120;

  222n36; and “Yellow Bamboo” 黃

  Cuiwei 翠微, 347, 349; Da’an 大

  竹, 235n66, 236. See also King Mu

  安, 295n77; Daming 大明, 11–12,

  of Zhou

  275, 294–310 passim; detached pal-

  Music-master Juan 師涓 (fl. 6th c.

  aces, 281–84, 288–95 passim,

  bc), 364

  298n89, 359–60; Epang 阿房, 285–

  Music-master Juan 師涓 of Shang

  86, 291–92, 296n83, 298, 305; Gan-

  dynasty (fl. 11th c. bc), 281

  yang 乾陽, 143n96; Guangzhao 光

  Music-master Kuang 師曠 (fl. 6th c.

  照, 178; Jiangdu 江都, 182; Ji-

  bc), 363n106, 364

  anzhang 建章, 290–91, 296,

  298n89, 300n101, 304, 371–72; Jin-

  Naitō Konan 內藤湖南 (1866–1934),

  yang 晉陽, 18, 21, 302n109; Jiu-

  118

  cheng 九成, 293–95; Qingshan 慶

  Nan Qi shu 南齊書 ( History of the

  善, 6, 14, 201–8 passim, 233; “Sweet

  Southern Qi Dynasty), 134

  Springs” 甘泉, 273, 294, 298, 305;

  Nan shi 南史 ( History of the Southern

  Versailles, 276; Wangcheng 王城,

  Dynasties), 37n74, 251n112

  276–77; Weiyang 未央, 287–88,

  “Nao Bell Songs” 鐃歌, 224n40

  290–92, 309; Xiangcheng 襄城, 44;

  Nie Shiqiao 聶石樵, 175n36, 179n47

  Yuhua 玉華, 349; Zhaoyang 昭陽,

  Nie Yonghua 聶永華, 211

  371

  Nienhauser, William, Jr., 285n49

  Pan Yue 潘岳 (247–300), 121–22,

  “Nineteen Old Poems” 古詩十九首,

&
nbsp; 151nn112–13, 152–53

  205n141

  Peace of Westphalia, 315

  Niu Sengru 牛僧孺 (779–847):

  Pei 沛 (city), 163–65, 180n51, 181, 206

  Xuanguai lu 玄怪錄 ( Record of the

  Pei Ji 裴寂 (570–629 or 573–632), 18,

  Mysterious and Weird), 320n24

  24–25

  Noble Scion Zha of Wu 吳公子札 (fl.

  Pei Songzhi 裴松之 (372–451),

  6th c. bc), 113

  96n100, 243n84

  Northern Zhou Mingdi 北周明帝 (r.

  Pei Yin 裴駰 (fl. 5th c.), 281n39

  557–60), 179; and “Stopping at My

  Pei Ziye 裴子野 (469–530), 119

  Former Palace” 過舊宮詩, 180–81,

  —Works: “Discourse on Carving In-

  185, 200–206 passim

  sects” 雕蟲論, 118–24, 127, 128,

  Nylan, Michael, 305n114

  227; “On Snow” 詠雪詩, 225–26;

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  435

  Song lüe 宋略 ( Concise Account of

  Queen Mother of the West 西王母,

  the Song), 119

  222n36, 256n137, 257, 356n91, 366–

  Philpott, Daniel, 315n16

  67

  Puett, Michael J., 59, 208

  Quintilian, 68n49

  Ren Fang 任昉 (460–508), 139, 141

  Qian Mu 錢穆, 329–30

  ritual, concept of, 85, 95, 113, 124, 213–

  Qianlong 乾隆 emperor (r. 1736–95),

  14, 265, 311, 325, 351; as ritual sover-

  2, 47, 161

  eignty, 12, 51–52, 60–63, 80–81, 87,

  Qin Ershihuang 秦二始皇 (Second

  102, 133, 179–80, 204, 205n144, 208,

  Emperor of the Qin; r. 210–207

  279–81, 306, 312, 321, 328, 332–40

  bc), 34n64

  passim, 343, 353, 356, 374, 383; and

  Qin Huitian 秦蕙田 (1702–64):

  territory, 242, 249, 257–58, 312,

  Wuli tongkao 五禮通考 ( Com-

  313–18, 325, 327–28, 333, 347, 378–

  prehensive Examinations of the Five

  79. See also body; Feng and Shan;

  Ritual Categories), 350

  Li ji; and under individual emperor

  Qin Shihuang 秦始皇 (“First Em-

  names

  peror of Qin”), 8, 34n64, 57, 59, 90,

  roaming ( you 遊 or 游), problem of,

  92, 96, 256n134, 258, 355; and the

  82–84, 133, 182–83, 263, 312, 317–18,

  body, 63–72 passim, 316–17, 332–33;

  354, 356–59 passim, 363, 366–70

  and change of nomenclature, 66–

  passim, 373, 393–94, 398. See also

  70, 338–39, 344; and Feng and

  body; leisure; and ritual

  Shan rites, 145, 169–70, 286, 312–13,

  Ruan Ji 阮籍 (210–63), 255n133

 

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