A Study On The Classics Of Lu Yuanfu's Jing Ji Kao

Jing Ji Kao,also known as Xu Jing Ji Kao,is a bibliographic work written by Lu Yuanfu,a scholar in the early Qing Dynasty.The collected books started from the Tang Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty.Lu Yuanfu recorded the title of each book,examined its volume and author,and then widely used other people's comments to explain the general situation of the book.He tried to collect the preface and postscript of each book,and added notes to show his own opinions when necessary.It is an important link in the history of bibliography that the way of description and the content of Jing Ji Kao have a certain influence on the compilation of other catalogues.At present,there is still a large gap in the research of Lu Yuanfu's Jing Ji Kao,which provides a writing opportunity for this paper.There are three existing editions of Jing Ji Kao,namely,the collection of National Library of China,the collection of Peking University Library and the original manuscript of Zhongshan Library.This paper investigates the origin and development of the three editions of Jing Ji Kao,describes the general situation of the completion,dispersion and supplement of Jing Ji Kao,and probes into the existence and loss of Jing Ji Kao's Classics and its specific contents,It has formed a more rigorous understanding of the academic value of Jing Ji Kao,also recognized Lu Yuanfu's great contribution in bibliography,enriched the previous research results about Lu Yuanfu,and is a beneficial case study of the academic atmosphere of Jiading area in the Qing Dynasty.