Chuogeng Lu

Chuogeng Lu
Traditional Chinese《南村輟耕錄》
Simplified Chinese《南村辍耕录》
Literal meaningRecords from a Southern Village after Retiring from the Plow
Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu PinyinNáncūn Chuògēng Lù
Wade–GilesNan-ts'un Ch'o-kêng Lu
Cover of a copy of Chuogeng lu, full name Nancun Chuogeng Lu

The Chuogeng Lu, or known by its full name Nancun Chuogeng Lu, was 30-volume Chinese text that serves as an account of daily life under the late Yuan dynasty, compiled by the scholar Tao Zongyi. It was begun in 1366[1] and expanded in pieces until his death under the Ming in the early 15th century.

References

Citations

  1. ↑ Atwood (2017), pp. 1 & 2.

Bibliography

  • Atwood, Christopher (June 2017), "The Textual History of Tao Zongyi's Shuofu: Preliminary Results of Stemmatic Research on the Shengwu qinzheng lu" (PDF), Sino-Platonic Papers, No. 271, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, ISSN 2157-9679.
  • Mote, Frederick Wade (1954), T'ao Tsung-i and His Cho Keng Lu, Seattle: University of Washington.
  • Theobald, Ulrich (18 July 2010), "Chuogenglu 輟耕錄", China Knowledge, Tübingen{{citation}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link).
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