Study On The Literature Of The Imperial Clan In Fuzhou In South Song Dynasty

The achievement of the imperial clan of South Song Dynasty is significantly higher than that of North Song, which originated in the change of membership quantity,the political status, living area, and the thoughts and feelings. After the Jingkang Humiliation, the imperial clan were forced to moved south, forming some main living areas such as Lin’an, Fuzhou, Quanzhou, Dongguan. Currently, academic research on the imperial clan during the two dynasty has made very big progress, while the research on those in Fuzhou in southern song is ignored, what’s more, there are rarely systematical studies on the literature of the imperial clan in Fuzhou in South Song Dynasty. Therefore, the dissertation which is named as "study on the literature of the imperial clan in Fuzhou in South Song Dynasty" and is based on the senior, attempts to summarize the imperial clan’s personal lives and works and analyze the brief characteristics of the imperial clan’ literature so as to reveal their unique value and contributions to the literature of the Song Dynasty. The dissertation discusses the following several parts:The introduction of part generalizes the present literature research of the imperial clan in Fuzhou in South Song Dynasty and it’s significance, it also defines the scope of research.The first chapter refers to the background of the imperial clan in Fuzhou in Southern Song Dynasty, Fuzhou who plays an important role in Southern Song Dynasty was prosperous in economy and culture, especially when the administration of the imperial clan of South Song Dynasty moved to Fuzhou, which laid a solid foundation of it’s literary development.The second chapter is a brief introduction of the imperial clan in Fuzhou in South Song Dynasty. Lacking information and records, the author measured and calculated25literati and introduce their personal lives and writings. In the earlier period of Southern Song Dynasty, the number of the literati was small and they were not local people but were sent there on mission. Their works have the expression of patriotism, and the poems were exactly depiction of leisurely and comfortable life. In the later period, the number increased, meanwhile, the Creative theme were richer as well. As the country’s declining, the works which expressed concern of the national situation and thoughts of living in seclusion increased.The third chapter is devoted to Zhao Ruteng which analysis Zhao Ruteng’s loyal patriotism and his yearning thoughts of living in seclusion, at the same time, his social intercourse and poems are also analyzed with the purpose of grasping his achievements as a whole.The fourth chapter talks about Zhao Yifu. The author investigated his social intercourse and poems as well as the influence of poetic School of the Rivers and Lakes and Jianghu on him.The conclusion part si a brief summary of the literature of imperial clan in Fuzhou in Southern Song Dynasty.