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Index - Sinitic Civilization Book I (2018 Edition; 2019 Edition) A abdication, sage-king’s tutelage, 81, 151 adjusted reign years, 131, 306, 377, 441 admonition, 24–25, 152, 211, 234, 288–89, 299, 369, 385, 396, 438, 446,
487, 499, 517–18, 520 aeons, 81, 90, 96, 98, 103 aethelings, 260, 448, 474, 555 agricultural guardians, 52–53, 107, 144, 274, 276–77 Hou-ji, 260, 297 Hou-ji’s contribution, 123, 275,
279 agriculture, 31, 43, 95, 110, 116, 136, 154, 225, 271–72, 274, 318,
403–4, 567 Ai-jiang, 519, 522 alliance, 66, 175, 177, 479, 488, 499–501, 503, 511–12, 532–33, 558, 566,
571, 574, 576, 579–80 allied army, 19, 249, 314, 316, 382, 467, 492, 503–4, 507, 511–12, 514,
525–26, 537, 556–57, 578 altars, 18, 51, 53, 232, 235, 568 sacrificial, 51 The Analects (Lun Yun), 261, 324, 568 ancestors, 59–64, 74–75, 102–7, 115–16, 123–25, 142–45, 208–9, 223–24,
228–30, 274–77, 287–88, 332–35, 367, 502, 562–63 common, 116, 136, 528 direct, 144 earlier, 224 first, 68–69, 108 generation, 382 grand, 243, 245, 465 great, 243 high, 245, 252 highest, 285 inception, 125 middle, 243, 245, 248 non-elder-son’s lineage, 70 outskirts oblation, 67, 143, 562 proto-Tibetan/Qiangic, 38, 347 remote, 144, 207, 282, 341, 464,
557, 563, 573 sacrifice framework, 143 second-remotest, 209 spirits, 144 stopgap, 143, 563 unspecified, 358 ancestor worship, 31, 95, 223 ancestral Zhou land, 481 ancient barbarians, 104, 527 ancient Chinese characters, 188 ancient Chinese civilization, 31, 45 ancient Chinese language, 33 ancient Chinese prefecture, 169 ancient dictionary book, 285 ancient divination, 72 ancient diviners, 552 ancient dynasties, 141, 167 ancient geography, 152 ancient sovereigns, 83, 90, 98, 180–81 ancient thearchs, 66, 84–86, 92, 95–96, 98, 109, 118, 124, 129–32, 137,
149, 155, 158–59, 169, 192 five, 83, 118 forged, 85 Yao-Shun-Yu, 62 ancient world, 51, 186, 224, 232, 242 remote, 97 warm temperature, 42 Andersson, Johan Gunnar, 45, 47 An-guo state, 69, 247 anterior quarter remainder calendar, 94, 97, 181, 203, 292, 300, 305, 315 anti-Confucian, 315 Anti-Confucian morality stories, 156, 159 antidote, 9, 140 antiquity, 67, 83, 86–87, 90–91, 98, 116, 148–49, 213–14, 396, 402, 478 remote, 3, 51, 64–65, 69, 83, 99 surnames, 350 anti-theme, 553 Anyang, 33–34, 192, 246, 249–50, 253 Ruins, 55 apocrypha, 98, 109 archaeological discoveries, 32–33, 45–46, 53, 114, 247, 418, 422, 490 archaeological excavation, 33–34, 42, 333, 356 archaeological findings, 58, 108, 110, 192, 227 archaic names earliest, 67, 297 identifiable, 67 archaic surnames, 67 arch mountain (bridge mountain), 111 argot, 66, 89–90, 93–94, 205, 244, 289 argot category books, 66, 307, 380, 395 chen-wei, 205 artifacts, excavated, 45–46, 500 Asking Heaven, 24, 26 assassin, 195, 485, 489, 522, 540, 547, 554, 583 assassin Bo-ti, 540 assassin Jing Ke, 356 astral events, 307, 365 astral moon phase phenomena recurring, 312, 365, 439, 454 repeating, 263, 364, 370 astral phenomena, 132, 167–68, 203–4, 305, 307–8, 312, 362–65, 376, 383,
385, 394, 396, 411–13, 439, 470 astral signs, 33, 125, 167, 236, 303, 311–12, 411, 419, 429–30, 433 actual Jupiter’s, 97 astrological, 33, 75, 157, 201, 204, 294, 322–23, 469–70 astrological concept, 110, 149, 240, 292 enclosure, 380 astrology, 64, 159, 292–93, 380–81, 401 ancient China, 258, 291, 323 divination, 380 astrology contents, 293 astronomers, 125–26, 128, 132, 168, 292, 305, 362–63 astronomical events, 201, 203, 293, 312, 314, 567 recorded, 440 astronomy/calendar, 191, 404 astronomy minister’s mistake, 433 asylum, 192, 371, 374, 447–48, 452, 456, 489–90, 506–7, 509, 513, 515–17,
528–32, 535, 555–56, 560 augury interpretation method, 499 auspicious, 293, 315, 326, 549–50 Austronesian, 39, 42, 46–48, 57, 62, 66, 68, 112–13, 195, 197 autumn equinox, 125 forged, 189 autumn meridian stars, 127 autumn songs, 290, 534, 569 axial precession, 127 Azure dragon quarter, 258, 291, 323, 500 B Ba4-guo lord, 339 Ba4-guo state, 339–40 Bactria, 114 Ba-guo, 54, 173, 316, 514, 580 ancient, 230 attacked Nachu of the Chu state,
514 Ba-guo and Shu-guo army troops, 316 Ba-guo and Shu-guo states, 55 Ba-guo state, 253, 331 Bai-di barbarians, 110, 172, 352–53, 355, 529, 531, 540, 547, 566 Bai Hu Tong, 124, 169, 223, 275 Bai Hu Tong Yi (white tiger auditorium’s consensus), 275 Bai-shi Liu Tie, by Bai Juyi, 408 The Bamboo Annals, 128–33, 147–60, 174–83, 192–217, 225–36, 238–40, 242–64, 291–302,
361–72, 374–86, 388–97, 435–46, 451–59, 461–72, 477–86 ancient version, 158, 160, 174,
176, 179, 181–82, 185, 198–99, 204, 206, 248–49, 255–56, 286, 407–8, 444 discovery, 154–55 forgery, 247, 254–55, 281 its excavation, 154 bamboo slips auctioned, 207, 234, 298, 303 auctioned Qinghua University,
251, 367 dubious-origin Qinghua
University, 310 excavated, 25, 72, 272, 290–91,
298, 420, 426, 552 excavated Qinghua University,
474 excavated Qin state’s, 190, 384 excavated Tsing Hua University,
474 obscure-origin Qinghua
University, 299–300, 475 Ban Gu, 89, 95, 106, 145, 156, 158, 176, 179, 187, 231, 458, 519 Banpo site (in Xi’an of Shenxi), 47 Banquan, 104, 108, 111, 219, 367, 556 Bao-guo lords, 469 Bao-guo state, 469–70 Bao-shu-ya, 506 Bao-si, 166, 208, 469, 520 Zhou King Youwang’s queen, 469 Bao Xun, forgery, 479 barbarian chieftain Rong-ru, 352 barbarian kings, 256, 331, 484 Barbarian kings, Da-bi4 and Bo-shi4, 386, 463 barbarian states, 71, 149, 169–70, 240, 314, 317, 329, 348, 350, 358–60,
381, 504, 573, 580 battle, fable, 77 Battle of Banquan, 104, 111, 556 Battle of Beilin (608 B.C.), 583 Battle of Bi (597 B.C.), 472, 582; see
Book II Battle of Caisang (652 B.C.), 531 Battle of Changqiu, 352 Battle of Chengpu (662 B.C.), 283, 559–60, 575 Battle of Chengqiu (684 B.C.), 510 Battle of Chongqiu (301 B.C.), 1; see
Book II Battle of Daji (607 B.C.), 583 Battle of Danyang (312 B.C.), 1; see
Book II Battle of Dong-men (718 B.C.), 492 Battle of Gan, 171, 173, 181 Battle of Guo4-di, 194 Battle of Han-yuan (645 B.C.), 538 Battle of He-qu (615 B.C.), 576 Battle of Hong-shui (638 B.C.), 545–47 Battle of Hurang (717 B.C.), 493, 496 Battle of Ji1-di (627 B.C.), 566, 569 Battle of Jinyang (453 B.C.), 480; see
Book II Battle of Jiuci (Wu-Chu 570 B.C.), 483; see Book II Battle of Lang-di (702 B.C.), 501 Battle of Lantian (312 B.C.), 1; see
Book II Battle of Linghu (620 B.C.), 574, 576 Battle of Loulin (643 B.C.), 541 Battle of Mingtiao, 218 Battle of Muye, 263, 308 Battle of Muye & Chaoge, 312, 317, 319, 465 Battle of Pengcheng (573 B.C.), 543; see
Book II Battle of Pengya (625 B.C.), 566, 569–70 Battle of Qianmu (802 B.C.), 105, 349, 357, 458, 462 Battle of Qianshi (Ganshi) (685 B.C.), 509, 577 Battle of Raojiao (585 B.C.), 578; see
Book II Battle of Ruge (707 B.C.), 498 Battle of Sangsui (583 B.C.), 578; see
Book II Battle of Sanzong, 233 Battle of Shen-di (680 B.C.), 512 Battle of Tai-yuan, 455 Battle of Taiyuan (541 B.C.), 349, 360, 495; see Book II Battle of the Yan-shui River against Luo2-guo (699 B.C.), 501 Battle of Tiao (805 B.C.), 460 Battle of Wei3-shang (572 B.C.), 543; see
Book II Battle of Xiangling (323 B.C.), 1; see
Book II Battle of Xiao’er (627 B.C.), 216, 357, 447, 557, 564–66, 569 Battle of Xingze (660 B.C.), 523 Battle of Yulin (559 B.C.), 467; see
Book II Battle of Zhenxun, water-born, 193–94 Battle of Zhuolu, 104, 556 battles, 14, 111, 172–73, 216, 218, 314–16, 462, 493, 496, 498, 501, 538,
543, 546, 558–60 ba-yu wu (Ba-guo people’s military dancing), 316 Bei’er-shan Mountain, 354 Bei-guo state, 320 Beihai-zhi-zhou, 251 Bei-jiang (north ‘Jiang1’ river), 397, 399 Bei-meng (Shang capital city), 248–50, 252, 254 Bei-rong barbarians, 349–50, 353, 355, 441, 463, 495, 497, 501 Bei-xing meeting (681 B.C.), 510 benevolence, 24, 41, 298, 310 Beng-tian (Bing-tian), veneration site, 311, 493 Benhun-rong barbarians, 357 Ben-rong barbarians, 431, 458, 462–63 betrothal, cross-state, 575 Bi4-guo state, 123, 275 Bie-ling, fabled figure who usurped the ancient Shu-guo state, 54, 331,
398 Big Seal Script, 37 Bi-guo lord, 434 Bi-guo state, 42, 273, 279, 295, 338–39, 385, 436 Bi-guo state’s jar in fiction Mu-tian-zi Zhuan, 435 Bin-hou, Marquis, 232, 247–48, 254, 281, 283 birds three-leg, 56, 81, 183, 293 three-leg sun, 45, 293 vermilion, 4, 401 birds flying backwards (mistaken as American hummingbirds), 540 bird-totem, 59, 83, 151 Shao-hao-shi, 118 bird-totem clans, 91 bird-totem sub-clans, 118 bird totem Yi, 196–97 bird-totem Yi land, 57 bird-worm script’s name, 37 Black Water Lake, 410, 423–24, 427, 430 Bo2-yi2-fu, Jiang-surnamed (Lord Yao’s protocol minister and also called
by Si-yue), 107, 348, 403 Bo-feng, 184 Bo-fu2 (Zhou King Youwang’s son), 155, 469, 471–72, 474 Bo King, carrying the Shang capital city’s name, 267, 494 Bo-ling, 92, 328 Bo-mao-fu, 335–36 Bo-mao-fu’s northern campaign, 378 Bo-mi, 195 book burning, 25, 31–32, 34–36, 52, 102, 115, 149, 158, 240, 245, 305,
339, 451–52, 475, 479 its impact, 34 survived Qin Shihuangdi’s, 153 book destruction event, 36 Book of Changes, 21, 64, 68, 82–83, 94, 139, 158, 266, 289, 361, 374 Book of Poems, 22, 204, 367 books argot, 93, 395 argot/prophecy, 88, 90 astronomical, 323 chen-wei category, 85, 135, 156,
238, 325 chen-wei prophecy category, 232,
235 cryptology/argot, 93 derivative, 93 dictionary, 389 divination, 10, 24, 92, 198,
244, 380, 516 divination-mythology, 394 double-wall, 35 edited, 79 excavated, 33, 213, 292 fiction, 180, 244, 380 mimeographed, 37, 85 Bo-qin, 306–7, 332, 368–69, 377–78, 441 Bo-qin’s conferral, 307 Bo-qin’s name, 332 Bo-wu Zhi, by Zhang Hua, 211 Bo-yikao, 258, 289 purportedly killed by Shang King
Zhouwang, 258 Brahma, 79, 98–99 bronze earliest bronze knife of 3000
B.C., 51 excavated Zhongshan-guo
artifacts, 334 fake, 450 Yiqu-rong barbarians’ artifacts,
331 Bronze Age, 45, 49–50 bronze cauldrons, 223, 497; also
see nine cauldrons bronze inscription, 102, 230, 258, 283, 330 bronzeware, 33, 255, 275, 303, 317–18, 331, 344, 365–67, 412–13, 439–40,
442–44, 446–47, 456–57, 459, 465 Bao Lv Ding, 338 Chen-zhang Fang Hu (square kettle), 401 Chen Zhang Yuan Hu, 303 Da-zhu Bo-qin, 332 Da-zu Ri Ji Ge (Shang Dynasty moiety) , 125 Da Yuh2 Ding (bigger Yuh2 cauldron), 328 E-hou Yu-fang Ding, 447 excavated, 255, 266, 299, 318,
324–25, 330–31, 334, 338, 366, 446, 487 Fu-hao Xiao Zun (bird-shape wine vessel), 253 Fu-hao Yuan Ding, 253 Ge2-bo-gui, 339 Guo-ji-zi-Bai Pan (plate-shaped cauldron), 454 Hou-mu Wu Ding, 253 Hu1 Ding, 440–41 Jinn-hou Su Bian-zhong (bells), 308, 338, 448, 456, 460, 462 Jinn-hou Zuo Xiang Tai-shi4 Bao Zun-yi, 338 Jinn Jiang Ding, 450, 482 Kun-wang Zhong, 330 Lai2 Ding, 445, 449, 462 Li Gui, 312, 314, 317–18, 324–25, 447 Lai2 Ding, 302, 333, 349, 441, 449, 452 Lv Fang Ding (square cauldron), 402 Lv-wang Zhi Sun Zhong (bell), 402 Mai Fang Zun, 490 Mao-gong Ding cauldron with article of 500-character, 452 Qin-gong Bo (bell), 475 Qin-gong Zuo Bao Yong Ding (manufactured treasured for-usage
cauldron), 38, 271, 331, 484 Que-cao Ding (debunking the reign years of The Bamboo Annals), 439 Ru-ding-wen Qingtong Jue, 171 Shan Fu-shan Ding, 383–84 Shi3-wang Gui, 330 Shi-cai Ding, 442 Shi-hu Gui, 439 Shi-ke Xu, 308, 446 Shi Shou Gui, 450 Sui4-gong Xu, 172, 510 Tian-wang Gui (Da-li Gui), 318 Wang Gui, 394, 396, 412–13 Wu-hu Ding, 308, 446, 448, 459 Xiao Yuh2 Ding, 99, 303, 328, 365, 378, 382–83, 411–12, 441 Xi-jia Pan (Xi-Bo-jifu), 454–55 Yan-hou Zuo Kui Yu, 356 Yi-hou Ce Gui, 377 Ying1-jian Yan3 (superintendent Ying1’s tripod), 465 Ying1-gong Ding, 465 Yu Ding, 447 Yu-gong Fu-ding Zun, 345 Zou Gui, 385 Zhu-gong Zhong Ming (Lord Zhu-guo’s bell), 487 bronzeware and the matched moon phases, 308 bronzeware articles, 345, 443 bronzeware artifacts, 171, 177, 338–39, 441–42 bronzeware cauldrons, 385, 446 bronzeware inscription, 300, 303, 378, 384, 419, 460, 500, 534 bronzeware interpretation, variation rule of thumb for the propitious
mutant sexagenary day, 454 bronzeware items, 320, 356, 452 bronzeware utensils, 42, 317–18, 339 Buddha Shakyamuni, 87, 214, 478 Buddhism, 26, 85, 99, 147, 494 Buddhist textbooks, 99 burial, 243, 356, 389, 415, 425, 502, 541, 556, 568 king’s, 517 burial sacrifice, 580 Bu-yan (sorcerer), 292, 520, 556 C caesarean-born, 115, 341 Cai-guo, attacked by the Chu state, 510 Cai-guo Lord, 525 Cai-guo marquis, 510 Aihou, 510, 512, 525 Huanhou, 497, 505 Muhou, 525 Wuhou, 451 Yihou, 459 Zhaohou, 369, 374 Zhuanghou, 579 Cai-guo Prince, Cai-ji, 505 Cai-guo Principality, 498, 505 Cai-guo state, 207, 477, 492, 495, 498, 503, 510, 512, 543–44, 560, 566,
575, 579 Cai-mo (sorcerer), 201, 334 Cai Yong, 35–36, 406, 410 calculation, numerological divination, 520 calendars, 85, 97, 124–29, 135, 156–57, 179, 187–91, 225, 236–38, 292,
297–98, 309, 318, 412–13, 567 60-year sexagenary cycle, 157,
181, 238, 325 agricultural, 179 anterior Julian-equivalent, 157 archaic, 466, 470 astral, 187 chronogram-free, 238 distribution, 153 epochal, 90, 97, 128, 132, 167 intercalary month, 567 king’s, 430–31, 433 knowledge of Ci Du (365.25
degrees and 28 lunar lodges), 96 leap month placement, 567 lunisolar, 85, 129 new, 127, 304, 362 pre-Qin, 132, 168, 305 six legendary ancient calendars,
125 successor Wei state’s, 148 ten-month solar, 191, 242 Zhou King Muwang’s off-road
travel, 429, 433 Zu Chongzhi’s Daming-li calendar, 127 calendar and seasons, 80, 187, 191, 225, 292 calendar maker, 100, 136, 191, 297 calendar minister, 566 calendar system, 225, 318 calendro-astronomy, 212 cauldrons, nine, 84, 145, 165, 238-239, 241, 343, 367-370, 494 campaign, at-will, 298 campaign, 215–16, 233–36, 251–53, 260–65, 301–3, 312–15, 324–25, 353–55,
365–67, 453–58, 468, 490–92, 500–501, 525–26, 528–30 at-will, 295 chariot versus infantry, 524 Campaign of Chang2ping-Handan, 2 Campaign of Xiayang, 529 Canghou, Shang Marquis, 252 Cangjie characters, 31 Cang-lang River, 397–98 Cangwu, 133, 141–42, 152 Canton city, 92 Cao Dingyun, 308, 362–65 Cao-guo, 63, 328, 468, 525, 542–44, 558, 574, 576–77, 579, 582 attacked, 538, 579 same-surname, 561 Cao-guo ancestor, Uncle Shu-zhen, 547 Cao-guo ancestor Shu-zhenduo, 561 Cao-guo army, 510 Cao-guo lords, 535, 542, 547, 558, 561, 579 Cao-bo, 516 Count Yibo, 451 Donggong, 561 Gonggong, 533, 547, 558 Huan’gong, 502 Wen’gong, 578 Cao-guo Marquis, Cao-hou, 437 Cao-guo minister, Xi-fu-ji, 558 Cao-guo state, 73, 321, 504, 511, 516, 530, 535, 558, 562 Cao minister Xi-fu-ji, 547 Cao-wei-zhi-rong barbarians, 136, 156 carbon-dating, 457–58 cataclysms, related to the books, 199, 397, 479 categorical statement, 91, 123, 275 cauldron, from the Gao-guo state, 497 cauldrons, 84, 145, 165, 238–39, 241, 253, 335–36, 338, 343–45, 367,
369–71, 382–83, 442–44, 462, 494 Lord Yu’s, 343 celestial bodies, bright, 85, 156, 325, 349 celestial signs, 156, 187, 203, 318, 323, 325 Celsius degree, 42, 51, 398 ceremonies grand sacrifice, 318 king’s pray, 240 sacred heaven-praying, 267 sacrificial, 494 Chang, Kwang-chi, 184 Chang1he2-feng wind, 6 Chang2-e, 13, 80–81, 184, 190 Chang2-yi, 80–81, 189 Chang-di barbarian chieftain Fen-ru, 352 Chang-di barbarian chieftain Rong-ru, 352 Chang-di barbarian chieftains, 352 Chang-di barbarians, 336, 350–53, 521–22 attacked Qi, 352, 566 long-leg, 352 Sou-man3, 351–52, 521–22, 574,
576 tall Di2, 522 Chang-di barbarian’s invasion of Soong, 352 Chang-di barbarian states, 351 Chang-hong, 191, 209, 277, 319 Changsha, 2–3, 78, 141–42, 380 Chang-yi4, 70, 117, 121–22, 137 Chan-shui River, 365, 389, 433, 437 Chaoge, Shang capital city, 156, 250, 252, 262–63, 265, 283–84, 290, 316,
324–25, 473, 524 characters monosyllable, 331 Qi2, 295 Wu, 531 Zhu4, 75, 142, 320 character mutating, 367 characters huang-kao, 209, 329 patented monosyllable Sinitic,
271 tadpole, 154, 375 wood-carved language, 83 characterset, 25, 37 chariot armies, 524, 539 chariot manufacturing, 316 chariots, 314–16, 320, 351, 354, 431–32, 495–97, 524–28, 531–32, 538,
559–60, 564–65, 576, 578, 580, 582–84 4-horse, 148, 258, 291, 323,
480, 502 8-horse, 388, 396 advanced weaponry of, 263, 316 armored, 560 bumping, 166, 259, 295 fish-skin-decorated, 524 heavy, 509 jade-decorated, 294, 439 postal, 579 qu-huang, 417 stallion, 433 Chenbao, 485 Cheng2 state, 255 Cheng-bo-xiu-fu, 453, 456 Cheng-feng, 119, 522, 544–45 Cheng-guo state, 436, 493, 495, 508 Chengpu, 231, 283, 527, 559–60, 575 Cheng-Tang Revolution, 236, 288 Chen-guo, 464, 468, 492–93, 503–5, 510, 512, 514, 516–17, 543–44, 570,
572, 574–75, 577, 579, 582 Chen-guo ancestor, Yu-e-fu, 516 Chen-guo lords, 499 Gonggong, 568, 570, 575, 582 Huan’gong, 498 Hugong, 311, 321 Huigong, 352 Ligong, 499, 516 Chen-guo Lord Linggong, 582 Chen-guo Lord Mugong, 499, 543 Chen-guo Lord Xuan’gong, 499, 512–13, 516 Chen-guo Lord Yougong, 451 Chen-guo Lord Zhuanggong, 499 Chen-guo ministers Yuan-tao-tu, 526, 532, 561 Yuan-zhong, 517 Chen-guo prince Chen Wan (Jingzhong), 516 Tian Wan, 499, 516 Zhuan-sun, 516 Chen-guo state, 137, 291, 371, 379, 476, 492–94, 499, 505, 510, 513–14,
516, 522–23, 526, 556–57 princes’ turmoil, 499 Chen-guo state’s descendants, 499 Chengzhou, 329, 335, 369, 371, 413, 464, 477, 481, 489, 498, 514–15, 537,
540, 564 attacked, 555 Cheng-zhou-ba-shi (eight Zhou armies at Chengzhou), 329, 336 Cheng-zhou fort, 277, 335, 340, 367, 481 Cheng-zhou fort construction, 369 Chen Hanzhang, 91 Chen Jiujin, 312 Chen Mengjia, 213, 262, 309–10, 389, 405 Chen-shi-clan, 519, 548, 556–57 Chen Tuo, 498–99 chen-wei, divination, 156 Chi-di, 297, 350, 353, 523 Chi-di barbarians, 67, 297, 391, 547 China’s creation gods, 92, 190 China’s creation gods Fu-xi and Nv-wa, 77, 80, 92, 190 China’s epics, 530 China’s Homeric Iliad, 226,
228, 530 China’s Homeric Odyssey, 530 Chinese Civilization, 31, 53, 98, 184 original, 112 Chinese civilization and culture, 46 Chinese civilization’s development, 53 Chinese ethnogenesis, recognizable, 153 Chinese language, 25, 31 Chinese logographic characters, 25 Chinese metaphysics, 107, 126 Chinese mythology, 536 Chinese myths and legends, 329 Chinese pictographic characters, 25, 34, 47 Chinese society, mundane, 79 Chinese surnames, 124 Chi-shui River, 420 Chi-you, 11, 59, 61, 75, 92, 95–96, 104, 111–12, 383, 404–5 Chi-you’s flags, 96 Chi-you’s image, 112 Chi-you’s successors, 403 Chong2-li, 383 Chong’er, 287, 530–31, 534, 540, 546–49, 553–54, 558–59 assassin, 541 Prince, 358, 373, 475, 520–21,
531–32, 534, 540, 546–47, 553–54 uncle-in-law, 553 Chong-guo, 166, 259–60, 295 Chong-guo state, 296, 340, 344, 556 Chong-li2, 26, 63, 71, 74, 77, 99–100, 136, 191, 288, 297, 340, 383,
404–5 ancient ancestors, 63, 341, 347,
456 Chu ancestor, 99 Chong-Li2, killed by the high lord, 63, 404 Chong-li2 in Chu Shi-jia of Shi-ji,
74 Chong-li2 story in Lx Xing of Shang-shu,
100 Chong-li2 story of separation of sky, 99 Chong-li2 taken as two persons Chong and Li2 in Guo Yu, 74, 404 Chong-wen Zong Mu, a bibliography book, 160 chronicling, 147–48, 451, 469 historical, 449 chronicling inchoation, 458 chronogram, 97, 159, 167, 303, 312, 318, 362, 380, 448, 490 Chu ancestors, 63, 74, 340–43, 347, 371, 383, 399, 526, 557 Fen-mao, 489 Gao-yang, 122 Ji-lian, 341 Lu-zhong, 74, 114, 321, 341, 487 Ruo-ao, 106, 488, 518 Wu-huo, 14 Xiong Yan, 63, 341, 489 Xiong Yi, 207, 464 Yu-xiong, 74 Chu ancestors’ genesis river, 77 Chu ancestors’ temple, 1 Chu barbarians, 63, 341, 347 Chu-bo, Marquis, 332 Chu-ci, 27 Chu Ci Bian-zheng, by Zhu Xi of the Soong dynasty, 3 Chu-ci prosodic poems, 27 Chu founding ancestors, 63, 343, 464 Chu-hou, Shang Marquis being attacked by Lu founder-lord Bo-qin, 332, 366 Chuilong summit (625 B.C.), 570 Chu kings, 23–25, 343, 499–501, 507–8, 510, 514, 517–18, 526, 532,
544–46, 548, 557–60, 575, 578–79, 582 Chengwang, 25, 257, 510, 517–18,
526, 541, 544, 548, 559, 566, 575 Huaiwang, 1–3, 24–25 Huaiwang building the Guangling
fort, 347 Huaiwang’s time period, 347 Huiwang, 1, 24–26, 517 Kangwang, 25 Lingwang, 22–23, 84, 148, 206,
257, 343, 396, 437, 464 Liwang, 489 Muwang, 290, 483, 569, 575–76,
578 Pingwang, 24 Qingxiangwang, 2, 23 Ruo-ao, 106, 518 Shang-wang, 517 Suwang, 482 Weiwang, 346 Wenwang, 343, 379, 391, 440,
508, 510, 512, 514, 517–18, 532, 575 Wenwang’s succession, 517 Wuwang, 343, 379, 489, 500, 507,
514 Wuwang (Xiong Che), 489 Zhaowang, 23, 99, 404, 517, 544 Zhuangwang, 22–23, 25, 343, 480,
546, 575, 578–79, 582–83 Zhuangwang being hijacked, 578 Chu King Wuwang’s aborted campaign against Sui-guo, 507 Chu King Wuwang’s requesting for upgrade in ranking, 500 Chu King Wuwang’s wife Deng-maan, 508 Chu King Zhuangwang’s inquiry about the Zhou king’s nine cauldrons, 165 Chu Lord, Xiong Shuang, 456 Chu Lord, Xiong Yan2, 347 Chu Lord, Zi-yi, 488 Chu mausoleums, 24 Chu ministers, 2, 23, 382, 518, 526, 556, 559, 575–76, 578 Cheng Daxin, 576 Cheng-De-chen, 546 Da-sun-bo, 576 Dou Bo-bi, 106, 518 Dou Gu-wutu, 106, 518–19 Dou Lian, 500–501 Dou Qi, 507 Dou Zhang, 525 Dou Zi-wen, 22 Guan-she-fu, 99, 404 ‘ling yin’ Cheng-jia, 576, 578 Pan Chong, 569, 576 Pan Chong (Shi-chong), 578 Pang-bo and the battle against
Xu2-guo, 257, 532 Peng-zhong-shuang, 343, 379 Qu Xia, 500 Shen3-yin Zijing, 578 Shen-gong Dou-ban, 557, 575, 578 Shen-gong Dou Ke, 556–57, 578 Shen-shu, 559 Shen-shu Shi, 480 Shen Zhou, 575 Sun-shu-ao, 578 Sun-shu Ao, 543 Sun-shu-ao/Wei3 Ailie, 578 Tang Mei, 1, 292–93 Wei3 Jia, 578–79, 582 Wu-chen, 571 Wu Yuan, 195 Xi-gong (Qu Yukou), 556, 578 Yu Quan, 514 Zhuang Xin, 2 Zi-ge, 207, 396, 437, 464 Zi-kong, 576 Zi-mu, 25 Zi-shang, 566 Zi-xi, 26 zuo shi Yi-xiang, 396, 438 Chun-qiu, 34–35, 79, 93–94, 148, 361, 480, 486–88, 503, 505–6, 508, 514, 521,
529, 567–68, 577 abridged Lu Principality
chronicle, 461 Chun-qiu classics, 213 Chun-qiu Gong-yang Zhuan, 357, 497, 509, 511, 583 Chun-qiu Gu Jing, 460 Chun-qiu Jing-zhuan Ji-jie, 155 annotation book, 155, 474 Chun-qiu Jing-Zhuan Ji-jie, by Du Yu, 159, 242, 307, 489 Chun-qiu Ming Li Xu, 147 Chun-qiu Wei, Ming Li-xu (mandate’s calendro-order), 91, 98 Chun-qiu Zheng-yi, 281 Chun-qiu Zhuan, 94, 202, 334, 480, 486, 506 Chun-qiu Zuo-shi Zhuan, 34, 94, 154, 159, 202, 334, 436, 461, 480, 511, 568 Chunwei (last Xia king’s son), 217, 419, 527 Chu people’s ancestors, 74 Chu people’s legends, 145 Chu people’s lineage, 137 Chu princes Bai-gong-sheng, 24, 517 Bai-gong-sheng’s tragic hero
death, 24 Shang-chen, 566, 569 Shen-Gong-zi Yi-fu, 578 Shu-xiong, 456 Wang-sun Qi3, 560 Wang-zi-Zhi, 569 Yu-qiu-zi, 578 Yu-qiu-zi/Shen3-yin Zijing, 290 Chu prince fleeing to be a ruler among the Pu barbarians, 456 Chu state, 1–3, 22–25, 340–43, 346–47, 379, 499–500, 518–19, 525, 536–38,
540–45, 556–60, 570–72, 575–77, 579–80, 582–83 being attacked by Sui-guo, 517,
571 Zizhi, 579 Chu state’s progenitors, 82, 537 Chu Viscount, 343, 382, 477 Chu Xue Ji, 179–80, 238–39, 262, 380, 394, 408, 444 Commandery-County System, 327 conferrals ce shu, 560 marquisdom, 382 Confucianism, 85 Confucian learning, 452 Confucian morality, 153, 244 Confucian rituals and protocols, 315 Confucians, 18, 41, 171, 185, 257, 299, 304, 363, 409 Confucius, 34–35, 78–79, 83–85, 93–94, 144–45, 147–48, 151, 159, 165,
352, 361, 405–6, 460–61, 496–97, 567–68 ancestor Kong-fu-jia, 497 tadpole script books from double
walls, 34 visiting ancestral Soong State,
167 Confucius’ ancestry, 196 Confucius’ disciple, 87, 115, 198, 361, 480, 516, 568 Gong-ye-Chang, 561 Zeng-zi, 451 Zi-chang, 519 Zi-xia, 34 Zi-you, 386 Confucius’ lineage, 94 Confucius’ Mottos, 145 conjunction, 33, 97, 128, 155, 203–4, 291, 293–94, 312, 470 Five Planets, 204 constellation, 5, 75, 110, 187, 209, 229, 258, 291, 324–25, 469, 553 Count Ba4-bo, 339 Count Cao-bo, 502 Count Chao-bo, 321 Count Chong-bo, 136, 146, 175, 278, 371 Count Chu-bo, 366 Count Du-bo, 202, 464, 467, 476, 494, 527–28, 579 Count Fang-bo, 375 Count Fei-bo, 211, 233 Count Ge2-bo, 339 Count Ge-bo, 208, 230–31 Count Gong-bo, 32, 336, 448–52 Count Gu-bo, 499 Count Han2, 186 Count He-bo, 197–98 Count Hua-bo, 513 Count Huo-bo, 434 Count Jia-bo, 491 Count Jihh4-bo, 487 Count Kunwu, 209 Count Liang-bo, 491, 539, 542, 544, 575 Count Lu-bo, 331 Count Lv-bo, 402, 404 Count Mei-bo, 17–18, 261, 289 Count Peng-bo, 247, 338, 415, 432 Count Rui-bo, 446, 498 countries black-teeth, 62 naked body, 62 tattoo, 62 Count Shi3-wei2, 63–64, 74, 80, 209, 341, 347 Count Xia, 146, 170, 174–76, 180, 183, 371, 373 Count Xi-bo, 258–59, 283, 288–89, 294–95, 297, 300, 320–21, 330, 439 Count Zheng, 475, 493 creation, human, 99, 144, 288, 563 creation Gods, 8–9, 14 criminal laws, 136, 403 crown aethelings, 250, 361, 469–71 crown princes, 23, 182, 436, 480, 504, 521, 524, 528, 530, 533, 566, 573,
581 D Da2-ji3, 261, 264, 316, 535 Da-chen-xing, 324, 553 Da-dai Li-ji, 43, 83, 87, 90, 115, 117, 132, 143–44, 223–24, 272, 302, 341, 348, 395 Da-han-guo state, 62 Da-rong-Hu-ji, 358, 530; also see
Xiao-rong-zi Dai4-guo state, 495 Dai-guo, barbarian Dai-di place, 23 Dai-guo state, 333, 401 Dai-zong mountains, 113 Dali barbarians, 360 Dali-rong barbarians, 331 Daming-li calendar, 127 Dan-guo, 328, 578 Dan-shui River, 61, 141, 332, 482 Dan-zhu, 61, 133, 141, 151–52, 482, 527 Danzhu, his descendant and spirit, 527 Da-peng state, 252 data astronomical, 181, 322 proprietary, 149, 179, 200, 306,
377–78, 393, 441 Dawenkou, 47–48 Dawenkou Culture, 43, 47–48, 195 Da-xia, 114, 133, 171, 173–74, 181, 226, 229, 354, 356, 372–73, 526 da-yan, philosophical, 212, 304, 549–50, 552 Dayan-li calendar, 129, 168, 212, 362 by Seng Yixing, 212 Seng Yixing rebutted Li
Chunfeng’s Linde-li, 129 Daye-li calendar, 85 Deng-guo state, 464, 468, 477, 487, 500, 508 descendent, Cao-surnamed, 321 Di2 barbarians, 172, 338, 353, 531, 573 dial for measuring sun’s shade from the Taosi site, 113 dictums, 284, 435, 551 Di-hong-shi, 71–72, 91–92, 109, 582 dilapidation, 50, 171, 569 Dinggong Ruins in Zouping of Shandong, 32 Dipper mansion, 126–27, 129, 323 Di-qiang barbarians, 272 Diquan summit (632 B.C.), 561 Di-ren barbarians, 391 disciples, 62, 78, 83, 89, 94, 210, 230, 302, 361, 406, 568 discourse counter-argument, 345, 449 counter-theme, 8, 207 Di-Shun, 142, 320 Di-shun-shi dynasty, 58, 120, 141 divination, 72, 96, 98, 290, 292–93, 379–80, 411–12, 437, 496, 538,
548–49, 552, 555–56, 562–63, 576–77; see
also The Sinitic Civilization-Book II, Chapter XXXVII: Shan Hai Jing & the
Ancient Divination differential numbers, 552 origin of the shi1-shu numerical
stalk divination, 212 remainder numbers, 550 remainder stalks, 550 ying-shu summation numbers, 552 divination hexagrams, 384, 426 divination method Gui-cang Yi, 389, 426 Shi1 Fa quarternity interpretation, 551 divination Zhou Yi, 499 divinatory book Di-mu Jing, 77 divinatory books, 72, 96, 160, 173, 182, 292, 381, 384 divinatory book Yi-jing, 95 divinatory method, Lian-shan Yi,
538 Di-wang Shi4-ji, 35, 66, 77, 109, 111, 119, 130, 132–33, 136, 186, 194, 304, 307, 395,
407–8 by Huangfu Mi, 185, 382, 407–8,
411 DNA, ancient, 41 Doggy Rong barbarians, 286, 297, 348–49, 361, 472, 475 Dong3-guo state, 339–40 Dong3-surnamed Huan-long-shi, 168 Dong-fu, dragon tamer, 216, 340 Dong-guo-guo, 468 Dong-hu barbarians, 342 Dong-jing, 258, 291, 293 Dong-jing Fu, by Zhang Heng, 249 Dongxiafeng, 49, 171 Dongxiafeng Culture, 49 Dong-yi barbarians, 64, 140, 142–43, 196–97, 225, 316, 342, 371 Dong Zuobin, 364, 458 doubt-ancient scholars, 84 doubt ancient school, 33, 57, 116, 228 Dou-shi-clan, 557, 559–60, 575 dragons azure, 4–5, 401 hornless Qiulong, 6 dragon gate, 52, 418 dragon gate gorge, 56 dragon motif, 317 dragon reverence, 56 dragon talisman, 45 dragon-taming, 201, 334 dragon totem, 48, 56–58, 66, 99, 110, 171 dragon-totem culture, 56 Duke Bi-gong, 237, 294, 308, 328, 375–76, 407 Duke Shao-gong, 20, 251, 274, 311, 319, 321, 335, 356, 365, 368, 375–76,
446, 449, 451–52, 455 Duke Soong-wei-zi, 267 Duke Zhou-gong and Duke Shao-gong, 319, 321, 451–52 Dun4-guo Lord, Viscount Dun4-zi, 557 Dun4-guo state, 557 Dunhuang, 145, 165 Du Yu (Du Zhengnan), 213 E Eastern Guo-guo state, 435 Eastern Qiangs, 104 Eastern Xia, 219, 226 Eastern Yi, 10, 59, 61, 64, 72, 140, 196, 206, 224–25, 246, 254–55, 257,
264–65, 447, 542–43 eastern Yi barbarians, 232 East Guo-guo state, 336, 340, 468, 484, 530 East Yellow River Bend, 278, 350, 358, 415, 448 E-bo, 116, 120, 133, 225, 229, 276, 292, 355, 372, 554 eclipse, 259, 382, 440, 470 ecliptic, 4–5, 97, 108, 110, 119, 128, 154, 167, 206, 213, 236–37,
291–93, 303, 312–14, 323 ecliptic calendar, 237, 303 ecliptic calendar system, 318 ecliptic precession, 127–28 E-guo state, 68, 340, 342, 447, 477 eight winds as guides for the music composition, 489 elegies, 13, 182, 265, 504 elephants, 7, 140, 225 embodiment, 77, 82, 107, 145, 172, 215, 234, 301 Emperor Shihuangdi, 327, 360 empty-city defense strategy, 518 enclosures, 381 eons and aeons, 96–98, 128 epochs, 96–98, 127, 179, 236, 302, 322, 458 equinoxes, 125, 129, 167–68, 191, 224, 303–4, 362, 404 Erligang Culture, 195, 246 Erligang Ruins, 246 Erligang-type culture, 247 Erlitou Culture, 49–50, 52, 171, 232 Erlitou Ruins, 232 Erlitou site, 49–50, 193 Erlitou-type culture, 34, 52–53, 166, 192 Er Ya, dictionary nature, 125 eunuch, 530–31, 541, 554 Europe-equivalent geocentric model, 126 excavated bamboo divination texts, Wangjiatai, 435 excavations, 31–34, 36, 42, 45–48, 50, 52, 56–58, 155–56, 165, 205, 207,
243–44, 296–97, 338, 356 exile, 1–2, 71–72, 175, 178, 358, 445, 448, 502–3, 506, 559, 561, 573,
576–77, 579–80, 582 extracted texts from The Bamboo Annals, 159–60, 174, 176, 196–201,
244–45, 255–56, 258–59, 337, 392–93, 395, 413–14, 444, 453–55, 462–63, 470–71 F fable, He-xu-shi/Hua-xu-shi, 58 fable books, 76, 84, 89, 93, 112, 300–301, 395, 405 fable figure, Rong-cheng, 100 fables, 25, 66, 76, 79, 83–84, 86, 88, 91–93, 108, 113, 140, 189, 219,
290, 367 fable stories, 79, 200, 451 Fa Jing, by Li Kui, 402 Fang-fang state, 254 Fang-feng-shi, 352 Fang-guo state, 152, 378 Fang-lei state, 109, 378 Fan-guo state, 498, 521 Fang-yi barbarians, 195 Fan-shi clan, 202, 334, 464, 467 Fei-lian, wind god, 7 Feng1 Yan, 36–37 feng shan (oblation for heaven and earth), 86, 114, 354, 494 Feng-shui River, 67, 170, 279, 295–96, 367, 467, 471 Feng surname, 147 Feng-su Tong, 89, 100 Feng-tu Ji, 140 Feng-wang, barbarian king, 330–31, 484 Feng-xi, big boar, 184 Fen-he River, 68–69, 109, 171, 476–77 Fen-shui River, 68, 215, 235, 273, 279–80, 286, 333, 371–72, 398, 447–48,
453, 463, 481, 491, 540 Fen-wang, Zhou King Liwang, 280, 448, 453 feudatories, 207, 288–89, 301, 313, 355, 464, 483, 512, 533, 559–61 Fiery Thearch, Yan-di, 59, 63, 67–70, 73, 75, 78, 80–82, 88–92, 95–96,
106–8, 110–12, 117–18, 121, 273, 275–76 Fiery Thearch, ancient Jiang-surnamed Yan-di, 82 filial piety, 58, 120, 138, 140–41 five-color light (the Northern Light), 380, 382 Five Planets, 128, 203, 206, 291, 312 add-on, 259 NASA-ascertained Conjunction,
204 Five Planets’ conjunction, 258, 291, 293 crisscrossing and one line
movement, 33, 85, 128, 155–56, 167, 187, 203–4, 206, 258–59, 291–94, 305, 312,
322, 325, 380–81 Five Planets like the chained pearls, 85, 156, 325 flashback, related to Lord Yao’s 3rd millennium B.C. reign years, 128,
191, 404 flood control, 10, 51, 73, 106, 116, 146, 183, 185, 224, 243, 417–19 forged birthplace of the Yellow Thearch, 35 forgers, 83, 87, 98, 102, 131–32, 188, 192, 244–45, 302, 376–78, 385,
435–36, 440–41, 452, 454–55 Huangfu Mi, 156, 408 Luo Mi, 150 Zhang Ba, 379 forgery, 147–50, 156–60, 174–83, 191–217, 230–34, 238–40, 242–48, 250–60,
294–305, 363–67, 374–82, 439–42, 444–46, 451–55, 461–67 adding-legs-to-a-snake
recompiling, 470 The Bamboo Annals’ forged contents having no value, 211 brazen, 136 debunked by Zhou King Wenwang’s
18th posthumous year on bronzeware Ce
Ling Gui, 366 double, 188, 213 as evidenced in commuting the
Shang king’s reigns seen in Shang-shu,
245 first stage, 128 flamboyant, 465 forged with the Shi-jing poems, 151 Luo Mi’s second stage forgery,
157 Mao Jian’s San Feng (three mausoleums), 86 partial or fable-nature as seen
in Zhuang Zi, 93 post-book-burning, 84, 494 post-Confucian, 94 random placement of yearly
sequential events in Mu-tian-zi Zhuan,
385, 436 related to the astrological
concepts, 159 related to the sun eclipse
during Xia King Zhongkang’s era, 188, 299, 475 related to the west gate/east
gate stories in the context of the Shang conquest of Xia, 235 related to Zhou King Wenwang’s
cumulative posthumous years, 308 seen in Xi Nian bamboo slips, 87, 478 stem-branch-tagged, 129, 150 subtraction and addition of the
summary years of the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, 148, 176 forgery acts, outrageous, flagrant and immoral, 385 forgery and sorcery books, late Western Han dynasty, 93–94, 202, 334 forgery bamboo book bearing Shen Yue’s name, 160 forgery books, 85, 90, 93, 98, 106–8, 136, 156, 205, 213, 232, 235, 238,
325, 380, 382 forgery contents on the Three Sovereigns in Shang-shu Da Zhuan, 89, 138, 160, 302, 371 forgery Shang-shu texts about
loss of knowledge about the tadpole scripts, 35 fortification project, 233, 300, 540–41 fox, 196, 297, 358, 502 three-leg water, 515 fugitives, 23, 37–38, 153, 264, 330–31, 376 Fu-hao, 253 Fu Qian, 185, 350, 382, 408, 472, 474 fu-sang, 62 Fu-sheng, 34, 94, 185, 189, 237, 302, 307, 402–3, 405–6, 409 Fu Shui, 251, 285, 290, 310 Fu Sinian, 26, 230, 232, 287, 311, 319, 330 Fu-tan, Yue Marquis, 346 Fu-xi, 77–84, 86–92, 95, 189–90; also
see Tai-hao, Nv-wa Bao-xi, 83 Fu-xi & Nv-wa, described on the silk manuscript, 78 Fu-xia, 140, 170, 511 Fu-xi and Nv-wa coupling, 80 Fu-xi-shi, 64, 76–77, 83, 86, 91–92, 147 Fuyu barbarians, 251 G Gan De/Gan-gong and Shi Shen’s books, 292 Gan Pan, 251 Gan-shi Xing-jing, 159, 292–93 Gan-shui River, 399 Gao-guo state, 495, 497 Gao Heng, divination expert, 551 Gaoliang, 114, 172, 355, 531, 534, 554 Gaotang Sheng, 115 Gaoxin-shi, 91–92, 133, 173–74, 223, 229, 236, 285, 373 sons of, 133–34, 229, 372 Gaoyang-shi, 89, 117, 136–37 Gaoyao, 178 Gao-yao, 141, 175, 403, 571 Gao-yao’s sacrifice, 571 gap, generational, 137, 280, 339 Ge-bo, 208, 230 Ge-di land, 195 Ge-guo state, 208, 230, 233 generation gap, 145 genesis, 3, 79, 98 Gentlemen’s Country, 62 ghosts, 74, 201, 223, 464, 500, 542, 557 ghosts-gods, 563 glaciations, 39–40 globe, 39, 126 goddess, 80 gods, 51, 77–79, 89, 95, 99, 101, 103, 135, 144, 176, 223, 288, 404, 414,
542 calendar-making, 135 five, 77, 90 heavenly, 89 hundred, 78, 295 semi-human, 144, 223 thearchical, 76–77 winter month, 75 gods of four winds on the oracle bones, 135, 190 golden mean, 298; also see zhong
(‘li-zhong’) Gong-bo, regent, 450 Gong-gong, 8–10, 69–73, 78–79, 91, 106 nine-prefecture hegemony-lord,
21 Gong-gong-shi, 10, 70–71, 76, 78, 82, 91, 117, 134, 276 jiu-zhou mu (overlord of the nine prefectures), 10 Gong-gong-shi dynasty, 69, 118 Gong-guo state, 73, 450–51 Gong-he Era, 445, 449, 451 Gong-liu’s stone mining, 285 Gongsun Zhi, 539 Gong-ye-chang, 519 grand duke iplanet, 77, 213, 313–15, 381 grand duke iplanet calendar system, 318 grandiose ancestor, 568 grand oneness, 77, 381 Great Wall, 360, 418 Great Xia land, 133, 138, 140, 142, 171, 173–74, 181–82, 185, 215–16,
226, 229, 266, 353, 355, 371–73 Greek philosophical elements, 118 Gregorian calendar, 127, 129–32, 301, 314, 382, 408, 470 Guantang Ji-lin, by Wang Guowei, 322 Guan Zi, 65, 114, 354–55, 483, 541 Guan Zi the misnomer Yu2-shi and Yuezhi
equivalency, 172, 345 Xiao-kuang, 170, 345, 354–55,
512 Guan-zi (Guan Zhong), 65, 90, 170, 239, 376, 423–24, 506, 536 guardian gods, 8, 71, 74, 117, 173, 191, 279, 333, 404–5, 516 Chong-li2, 136 guardians, 456 guardians of five sacrifice elements of metal, wood, water, fire and mud,
74, 405 Guazhou, 358, 502 Gu-di summit (687 B.C.), 506 Gu-gong-danfu, 280–83, 286 Gui-cang Yi divination, 21, 72, 95–96, 190, 197, 199, 379, 384, 389, 420, 426, 434,
523, 551, 556 Gui-fang, 43, 230, 235–36, 251, 258, 285–86, 383 Gui-fang barbarians, 251–52, 285–87, 342, 445 Gui-fang state, 258, 285 Gui Gu Zi, 76 gui-qi (counterfeit burial objects), 464 Gui-shui River, 219 Gui-xu Ruins, 139 Gun, 10–13, 58, 66–67, 71–73, 76, 136–37, 143–46, 148, 151–52, 175, 177,
224, 272, 274, 527 Gun-rong barbarians, 359 Gun’s death penalty, 11 Gun’s exile trip, 11 Gun’s feather mountain, 72 Gun stealing the growing soil from the high lord, 71–72 Guo4-di land, 194–95 Guo-guo, 484, 493, 501, 514–15, 519, 529–31 Guo-guo lord, 491, 515, 526–27, 529 Guo-guo Lord, Guo-gong, 76, 87, 214, 349, 441, 444, 478, 494, 513–15,
521, 526 Guo-guo Lord, Guo-gong Han4, 474 Guo-guo Lord, Guo-shi-fu, 472, 474 Guo-guo Lord, Wen’gong, 459, 461, 474 Guo-guo Lord Guo-gong, 502, 529 Guo-guo minister, Zhou-zhi-qiao, 515 Guo-guo state, 321, 444–45, 453–54, 468, 471, 474, 476, 495–96, 504, 506,
513, 515, 527, 529, 531 eliminated by the Jinn state in
658 B.C., 529 west, 336, 356 Guo Moruo, 26–27, 110, 223, 246, 303, 310, 319, 364, 366–67, 383, 439 Guo Pu, 3, 79–80, 141, 149, 158, 199, 204, 227–28, 381, 384, 388–89,
393–97, 420, 423, 425–27 Guo Pu’s annotation, 199, 393–94, 411, 479 Guo Pu’s annotation on Mu-tian-zi
Zhuan, 393–94, 411 Guo Shang (hymn to the fallen), 1 Guo Shiqian, 8, 13, 27, 517 Guo Yu, 70–71, 73–74, 106–12, 115–17, 120–22, 135–38, 143–44, 206–9, 276–80,
322–24, 341–42, 352–55, 403–5, 468–70, 548–49 Chu Yu, 74, 99, 136, 182, 191, 404, 450, 480, 556, 560, 578 Jinn Yu, 102, 106–9, 117, 121, 207, 264, 400, 456, 469, 515, 520, 531, 539–40,
546–48, 553 Lu Yu, 276 Qi Yu, 345, 352, 354–55, 569 Zhou Yu, 73, 76, 78, 106, 108, 110, 116, 136, 138, 215, 217, 272, 274, 276–77,
280 Gu-shi Kao, by Qiao Zhou, 111 Gu Yanwu, 157, 290, 470, 488, 563, 572 Gu-zhu, 266, 353–56, 521 Gu-zhu campaign, 354 Gu-zhu state, 353, 356, 521 H Haan Fei Zi, 91, 93, 152–53, 234, 239, 261, 263, 342, 350, 353–54, 358, 386, 484,
489, 541 Haan-guo state, 374, 453, 468, 485 Haan-hou, Marquis, 278, 320, 333, 374, 448, 453, 468 Haan Shi Wai-zhuan, 65, 354, 366 Han-fei-zi, 151 Han Shu, Tian-wen Zhi, 292 Han-shui River, 1–3, 52, 54, 142, 145, 376–77, 379, 382, 387, 389–90,
398–99, 476–77, 500–501, 507, 526 Hanymede moon, 292 Han-zhuo, 8, 13, 98, 171, 183–84, 192–95 Hao-jing, 61, 265, 296, 329–30, 349, 375, 434, 440, 443, 464–65, 467,
475–76, 481–82, 484, 493 heaven central, 173 mandate of, 14, 18, 127, 144,
152–53, 194, 233, 239, 259–60, 288, 295, 299, 301, 317–18, 368–70 son of, 18, 58, 120, 410,
428–29, 432, 436 sun’s circumference of, 126, 212 temple of, 52 heaven-earth disconnection, Chu King Zhaowang’s question for Guan-she-fu,
99 heaven-earth intersecting, 553 Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, 148, 159, 176, 179–80, 202, 228,
242, 248 Heavenly Street Enclosure, 292 heaven reverence, 145, 223, 484 He-bo, 1, 51, 102, 183, 197, 199, 227–28, 267, 373 hegemony lords, 10, 23, 80, 298, 349, 352, 355, 512, 542, 546, 558, 578 five, 80, 337, 546 Hejian-xian-wang, King, 34 Hemudu Culture, 43, 46 Heng-shui River, 415 He-shui River, 527 He-tu, map books, 84–85, 93–94, 375 hexagrams no action, 553 no change, 549, 553 changeable lines, 551, 553 change lines, 549, 551–53 no change lines, 549–51, 553 components gua, gua ci, tuan,
yao ci, 284, 549 da-you, 523 diagrams, 284 dictums, 553 fire-burning/death, 349, 412 half-half interpretation, 549 halving interpretation, 549 image, 553 ‘li’ (bright/fire), 349 lines, 549 necromancy divination, 199 original, 549–52 predicate logic, 553 quasi-hexagram, 551 returning-home maiden, 190 sign/image interpretation, 550 six-line, 549 solid line, 552 ‘tai’-zhi-ba, 553 transformant, 523, 549, 551–53 transformant hexagram’s dictum,
551 hexagrams, 82, 190, 227, 284, 289, 339–40, 361, 420, 435, 499, 516, 523,
538–39, 548–53, 556 hexagrams developed by Zhou King Wenwang, 284, 320, 327–28, 336 hexagram’s dictum, 551, 553 hexagrams of Zhou Yi, 218, 266,
349, 538 He-yi barbarians in Yu Gong,
174 high lord, 8–9, 12–14, 18, 22–23, 25, 116, 119, 143–44, 271–74, 288, 403,
416, 420, 563, 568 Hill of Queen Mother, 426 Hmong-miens, 39, 48, 66, 68, 104–7, 112–13, 146, 483 homo sapiens, 39 Hongshan Culture, 41, 45, 51, 53, 59 Hong-shui River, 545 hou-bo, 18, 73, 79, 250, 252, 285, 332, 517, 560 Hou Han Shu Fang-shu Zhuan Xu (preface to alchemists’ biographies), 94, 239 by Fan Ye, 393 Xi-qiang Zhuan, 206, 251, 393, 444, 449, 455 Hou-ji agricultural guardian, 123, 275 Zhou ancestor, 63, 92, 96,
115–16, 119, 124, 133, 137, 141, 272–77, 279–81, 341, 347, 403, 407 Hou-ji’s lineage, 272 Hou-kui, 184 Hou-tu, 10, 70–71, 77, 117, 276 Hou Xu for Chun-qiu Jing-Zhuan Ji-jie,
by Du Yu, 307 Hou-yi, 7–8, 10–11, 13, 171, 183–84, 186, 192–93, 213, 225 sun-shooter, 13, 184 Hou-yi shot Feng-xi, 13 Hou-yi’s killing Bo-feng, 184 Hu Shi, 631 Hua2-guo state, 506, 544 Hua-di meeting (691 B.C.), 506 Huai-di summit (643 B.C.), 541 Huai Nan Zi, 3–4, 62, 71, 77–79, 81–82, 139–40, 206, 216–18, 286, 289, 302–3,
324–25, 380–81, 384, 386 dynasty book, 81, 190, 290, 569 Huai-shui River, 2, 9, 112, 122, 219, 224, 230, 255, 277–78, 377, 382,
387, 455, 562, 571 Huai-surnamed clans, 186, 235–36, 285, 339, 355, 491, 547 Huai-yi barbarians, 192, 316, 383, 444–45, 455, 500, 537 Huai-ying, 540, 544, 548, 572 Huangdi, 320, 358, 420, 514, 570 Huang-di’s birthplace, 109 Huang-di’s embodiment, 110 Huangfu Mi, 35–36, 66, 89–90, 92–93, 109–10, 117, 119–20, 130–32, 187–88,
230, 261–62, 291, 306–7, 407–8, 411 Huang-guo state, 477, 532, 536 Huang-guo states, 514, 525, 532, 536 Huang Ji Jing Shi, by Shao Yong, 103, 117, 130–31, 236 huang xiong (brown bear), 67, 175 Huan Tan, 156, 325, 460 Huashan Mountain, 58–59, 501, 504, 538 Hucker, Charles, 271, 327, 329, 410 Hu-di summit (611 B.C.), 582 Hui-Mo barbarians, 228 humanism, ancient China’s, 368 human sacrifice, 542–43 Hundred Pu people, 61, 63, 105, 341, 343, 347, 382, 456, 482, 489, 557,
579 Hundred Schools of Thoughts, 111, 122, 151, 628 Hundred Yue people, 71, 78, 113, 146, 178, 344, 346, 375 Hundun, 71–72, 148 Hun-rong barbarians, 359 Huns, 38, 41, 43, 58–60, 64, 171–72, 217–18, 267, 315, 318, 342, 347–48,
350, 358–60, 418–19 Huo-guo state, 528, 544 Huo-tai-shan, 527–28, 540, 547 husbandry, 56, 58, 110, 168, 443 Hu-shi barbarian clan, 68 I image characters, 54 Immaculate Conception, 5 immortality, 5, 7, 13, 410, 437 immortals, 7–8, 310 imperial academy, 34–35 inauspicious augury result, 199 incest, 506, 509, 580 interpretation, extended, 227 interregnum, 32, 73, 192, 260, 302, 307, 349, 363, 445, 448–52, 458, 462,
485 Sima Qian’s approach to
ascertaining, 451 iplanet, inverse-orbiting grand duke star [Jupiter planet], 128 J J2-surnamed South Yan state, 536 Jade Age, 39, 45, 52 jade artisans, 423–24 jade city/fort, 51, 217 jade disk, double, 436 jade palaces, 217, 257 jades alien, 84, 375 black, 232, 235, 238 natural engrained, 85, 375 ornamented, 14 spoon, 344, 377 wear-purpose, 429 white, 420 jade terraces, 8, 217 Japan, ancient Wa, 178 Ji1 surname, 67, 70, 121, 123, 275, 297, 331, 342, 358, 436, 495, 544,
573 Ji1-surnamed states, 296, 476, 500, 559 Ji1-zi, 239, 260–61, 265–66, 313, 315, 322, 363 Ji2-surnamed Mixu-guo state, 439 Ji2-surnamed South Yan state, 351 Ji3-shui River, 82, 119, 122 Ji3 surname, 68, 70, 121, 264, 444, 515, 548 Ji3-surnamed Ju3-guo state, 574 Ji3-surnamed Tan-guo state, 509 Ji4-guo state, 529, 566 Jia-guo state, 519 Jia Kui, 185, 406, 408 Jialing-jiang River, 398–99, 484 Jiang1-guo and Huang-guo states, 525 Jiang1-guo state, 570 Jiang1-Han River area, 399 Jiang1-nan, 2, 327–28 Jiang1 River, 68, 122, 219, 397 Jiang1-shui River, 3, 54, 121–22, 145, 261, 331, 389 Jiang1-shui River and Han-shui River, 500 Jiang1-shui River’s origin, 397 Jiang-rong barbarian chieftain Rong-zi-Juzhi, 73, 78 Jiang-rong barbarians, 73, 357, 460–63, 565 Jiang Shang, 289–91, 323 Jiang-shui River, 102, 107 jiang surname, 67–68, 70, 112, 117, 124, 275, 290, 348, 405 Jiang surname, 283 Jiang-surnamed ancient lord Bo-ling, 390, 435 Jiang-surnamed Fiery Thearch, 111, 273 Jiang-surnamed Lv and Xu states, 340 Jiang-surnamed Pang-gong, 323, 337 Jiang-surnamed San-miao exiles, 61, 71, 148, 482 Jiang-tai-gong, 76, 124, 290, 299, 319, 329, 332, 336–37, 363, 368, 376,
390, 536, 569 butcher stories, 290 Jiang-yi fief, 463 Jiang Yuan, 271–74, 323–24 Jiantu Assembly, 560 Jiao3-guo state, 501 Jiao Yanshou and Jing Fang’s divination school, 499 Jiaru, 340, 367, 370 jia-zi, 19, 97, 127–28, 131–32, 237, 297, 300, 309, 312, 314–16, 318,
325–26, 420, 426, 490 Ji Chang, 18–19, 178, 219, 258–59, 283–84, 287–90, 296, 298–300, 491 Ji Cheng, 23, 25, 27 hermit-scholar, 10, 17, 20, 22,
183, 298 Ji Cheng’s interpretation, 24, 26 Ji-du, ancient capital city, 174, 181 Jih4-guo marquis, 444, 508 Jih4-guo state, 444, 488, 494 Jih4-ji, 506 Jih4 lord, 506–7 Jihh4-bo, 487–88 Jihh4-guo state, 555 Ji-jun Commandery Tomb, 96, 155, 175, 311, 315, 394, 474 Ji-jun-di Zhong-gu-wen Ce-shu, 205 Ji-kui, 547, 554 Ji-lan Tu, the Xia dynasty’s summary years, 179 Jing-bo, 209, 233 Jing-Chu, 149, 240, 251, 342, 380, 445 Jing-Chu barbarians, 251, 342 Jing-Chu enemy, 379 Jing Fang’s divination school, 499 Jing-ji Zhi, 128, 213, 406 Jingkang Cataclysm, 150, 160 Jing-maan barbarians, 251, 285, 342, 344, 379, 382, 445, 449, 464, 468,
477, 526 Jing-Mi-surnamed Chu state, 63, 347 Jing-ren, 390, 392, 516 Jingshan, 145, 208, 233, 342, 370, 397–98 Jing-shang (upperstream Jing-shui River), 294, 439 Jingshi, 300, 475, 481–82, 513 Jing-shui River, 114, 260, 294, 297, 348, 359, 410, 439, 455, 467 Jinn ancestor,, Marquis Tang-yu-hou, 374 Jinn ancestor, Uncle Tang-shu-Yu, 475, 482 Jinn blind musician Shi-kuang’s citation of Xia Shu, 187 Jinn founder-lord, Uncle Tang-shu (Shu-yu), 133–34, 166, 229, 235–36,
266, 285, 325, 328, 338, 353, 358, 363, 371–74, 546, 553–54 Jinn General Guan-hu captured by the Xianyu barbarians, 334 Jinn lords, 460, 475, 478, 481, 513–14, 519–21, 527–31, 533–35, 538–39,
556, 558–62, 564–66, 568, 570–72, 579–80 Ai-hou, 486, 489–91 Chenggong, 583 Chugong, 149, 158, 240, 382 Daogong, 169–70, 225, 292, 356,
359 Daozi, 534 E’hou, 339, 486, 489, 491, 547 Huaigong, 540, 544, 546, 548,
554 Huigong, 348, 350, 357–58, 502,
530–31, 534–35, 538–39, 544, 546–48 Huigong (Yi-wu), 547 Ji Xie4, 338 Linggong, 572–73, 575–76, 580,
583 Pinggong, 68, 109, 357 Quwo-wugong, 513 Wen’gong, 231, 350, 358, 517,
527, 530, 546, 548, 553–56, 558–62, 564–66, 572 Wenhou, 464, 466, 485 Wugong, 490–91, 512–13, 519,
528–29, 554 Xianggong, 565–66, 568–70,
572–73 Xian’gong, 208, 340, 435, 448,
468–69, 513, 519–21, 527–34, 539–40 Xiaohou, 485, 489 Xiao-zi-hou, 491 Zhaohou, 485 Jinn Lord Quwo-wu-gong, 492, 512 Jinn marquis, 121, 214, 337–40, 374, 376, 456–57, 460, 462–63, 472–78,
481–82, 485, 490–92, 513, 536, 538 Aihou, 490 Chenghou, 460 E’hou, 285, 490 Jinghou, 460, 559 Jinn-Hou-xie, 344, 464 Jinn-min-hou, 512 Ji Su, 308, 338, 448, 456, 460,
462 Li3hou, 457, 460 Li4hou, 460 Minhou, 491–92, 512 Muhou, 457–58, 460–62, 464, 466 Shang-shu1, 155, 466, 472, 474 Wenhou, 87, 149, 158, 204, 214,
382, 460, 467, 473–74, 477–78, 482, 485 Wuhou, 460 Xian’gong, 513 Xianhou, 338, 457, 460 Xiao-zi-hou, 491 Zhaohou, 486 Jinn ministers, 73, 108, 155, 202, 300, 520, 529–30, 535, 539, 554, 559,
564, 570, 574–77, 579 Bu-yan, 340, 528 Fan-xuan-zi, 64, 144 Fan Xuan-zi, 358, 502 Gong-xu-chi, 574 Guo-she, 531, 538 Hu-she-gu, 572–74 Hu-tu, 519, 528, 530, 535, 546 Hu-yan, 561 Huyan Jiufan, 546–47 Jia-hua, 531 Ji-zheng-fu, 572, 575 Li’ke, 520, 528, 531, 534–35 Luan Dun, 576 Luan-gong-zi, 491 Luan Shu, 578 Luan-zhi, 565 Luan Zhi, 558–59, 572 Lv Shang, 124, 258, 289–90 Pi Zheng, 534–35 Qingzheng, 538 Qi-wu, 226 Shi Gu, 570 Shi Hui, 467, 528, 573, 577, 583 Shi-jing-bo, 572 Shi-kuang, 300 Shi Wei, 467 Shu-xiang, 184, 243, 571 Si-kong-Ji-zi, 549 Wei-zhuang-zi, 186, 356, 359 Xia-fu-Lv-sheng, 529 Xian Mi, 577 Xian Mie, 558, 572–73 Xian Pu, 570 Xian-qie-ju, 568–69, 572 Xian Qieju, 566 Xian Zhen, 558, 560 Xu1 Jia, 582 Xun-lin-fu, 572–73, 576, 582 Xun Wu, 349, 356, 359, 495 Yang-chu-fu, 563, 565–66, 571–73 Yangshe Shuyu, 571 Yangshe Tu, 528 Yan-jia, 319, 369 Yin-yi-sheng, 539 Yu Pian, 576 Zhao Chuan, 296, 576, 582–83 Zhao Dun, 547, 554, 572–74,
576–78, 582–84 Zhao-wen-zi, 226 Zhao-xuan-zi, 547, 573–74, 580 Zhao Yang, 118, 319 Zhongxing Wu, 349, 359–60 Zi-fan, 562 Jinn princes, 355, 475, 519–20, 530, 538–40, 544, 546–48, 553 Gong-zi-Wan, 490, 512 Shen-sheng, 528, 530, 535 Yiwu, 521, 531, 534–35 Jinn Prince Chong’er’s return after a Homeric Odyssey, 553 Jinn princes, exiled, 538 Jinn prince Shensheng’s campaign against the Dongshan Chi-di barbarians,
528 Jinn Principality and Rong-zi Ju-zi, 502 Jinn Shi-jia, 460, 462 Jinn Shu, 35, 155, 175–76, 230, 242, 252, 256, 292, 384, 389, 408, 485 by Wang Yin, 384 Jinn-shui River, 338 Jinn sorcerer’s divination regarding a dream about the Yellow Thearch’s
Banquan battle, 108 Jinn sorcerer’s story about the deities Shi-chen and Tai-dai, 68 Jinn state, 337, 339–40, 350–51, 353–54, 357–61, 372–73, 461–64, 467–68,
474–75, 489–91, 514–15, 519–20, 527–30, 538–40, 580–82 attacked Chu in 632 B.C., 558 attacked Qin in 646 B.C., 538,
570, 575 conferred upon Uncle Shu-yu
(Tang-shu), 372 Jinn’s usurper lord Quwo Zhuang-bo, 491 Jinn usurper-uncle Shang1-shu, 466 Jinsha Ruins, 54–55 Jinyun-shi, 71, 91 Ji-shi (piled-up rocks), 51, 146, 172, 220, 280, 369, 373, 400, 417–19,
584 ji-shi, historical, 417, 419 Jishi-jun Military Circuit, 172, 419 Ji-shui River, 34, 68, 107, 192, 219, 229, 372, 437, 514, 544, 562, 571,
582 Ji-surnamed states receiving the Xia king’s conferral for agricultural
minister Hou-ji’s contribution, 260, 297 jiu ding (nine cauldrons), 84, 145, 165, 238-239, 241, 343, 367-370, 494 jiu-bian, 13, 182 jiu-ge, 13, 182 Jiu-hou, Shang Marquis, 142, 235–36, 257, 285, 547 Jiu-jiang (nine rivers), 377, 389, 392, 395, 397–98 Jiu-jiang Campaign, 389, 395, 397 Jiu-li, 59, 100, 104, 111–12, 120, 404–5 jiu-shao, 181–82 Jiu Tang Shu, 213 Jiu Xing (nine penal codes), 582 Jiuyuan, 360, 418 jiu-zhou (nine prefectures), 400, 502 Jiu-zhou-zhi-rong (nine greater prefecture) barbarians, 357, 400 Ji-you, 211, 506, 522–23, 525, 540 Ji-zhong Suo-yu, 141, 151, 153–56, 180, 199, 213, 244, 311 Ji-zhong tomb, 3, 33, 152, 155, 213, 298, 315, 317, 388, 395, 487, 489,
492, 503, 505 Ji-zhong tomb bamboo books, 167, 199, 396 Ji-zhong tomb excavation, 35, 199, 304, 342, 380 Ji-zhou prefecture, 196, 340, 530 Ju2-guo state, 447 Ju3-guo lords, 557 Ju3-qiu-gong, 197 Zhe-qiu-gong, 543 Ju3-guo minister Mou-yi, 543 Ju3-guo state, 63, 118, 488, 503, 509, 523, 525, 543, 560, 574, 581 Ju3-guo Viscount Ci-pi-gong, 557 Ju3-shui River, 342 Juan4-di meeting (679 B.C.), 512 Juancheng, 512 Juan Zhu-ke Shu, 423–24 Juehe summit (617 B.C.), 575 Ju-long, guardian god, 79 Jun1-guo state, 477, 576, 579 Jupiter, 97, 159, 167, 237, 291–93, 303, 306, 312, 314–15, 318, 323–25,
362, 380–81, 448, 553–54 experimental, 238 inverse, 324 Jupiter III, 292 Jupiter’s chronograms, 127, 157, 181, 237 Jupiter’s deviation, 318 Jupiter’s position, 97, 312, 314 Jupiter’s sidereal effect, 167, 362 Jurchens, carpeting the Soong dynasty library, 150, 479 K Kaihuang-li calendar, 128 Kai-yuan Zhan Jing by Gautama Siddha, 160, 380 Tang Dynasty astrology book, 33,
160, 201, 203, 210, 258, 292–93, 380 Kashgar river, 210 Keenan, Douglas J., 252, 440 Khangai Mountain, 416 king, heavenly, 318 kings despotic, 239 dethroned, 449 forebear, 144 founder, 546 grand, 282, 329 ill-fated Chu, 25, 207, 396,
437, 464 independent, 186, 300, 306, 374,
475 Koreans’ rosewood tree Tan’gun
lord, 143 last Shu-guo, 55 non-Sinitic, 484 predecessor, 333, 421, 439 rebel, 166 regent/proxy, 20 sage, 103, 120, 125, 156–58, 192 successor, 23 King Bo, 267 King E-wang, Chu Lord Xiong Qu’s son, 343, 444 King Hejian-xian-wang, 237, 307 King Jie, 175, 205, 215, 217–18 King of Huainan, 381 Kong An’guo, 34–35, 83–84, 86, 89, 109, 113, 188, 406–8 Kong An’guo’s commentary Shang-shu,
35, 230 Kong Chao, 304 Kong Yingda, 83, 144, 213, 242, 281, 329, 406, 408 Kuahu Excavation, 46 Kuai4-shui River, 468 Kuai-guo Lord, Lord Kuai-zhong, 468 Kuai-guo state, 74, 468, 493, 575 Kuaiji Commandery, 140, 178 Kuaiji land, 63, 166, 175, 346–47 Kuai-ren, 74 Kui2-guo state, 74, 341 Kuili, 349, 440–42, 467, 501–2 Kuiqiu summit (651 B.C.), 533 Kui-shi/Di-shu-kui, Zhou King Xiangwang’s barbarian queen, 555 Kumtag Desert, 113–14, 303, 353–55, 388, 410–12, 424, 429, 521 Kun-du-lun River, 418 Kunlun, 6, 209–10, 329, 388, 395–96, 400–401, 416–17, 419–20, 423, 425,
427, 429, 432 Kunlun Hill, 79, 209–10, 391, 419–20, 422–23, 425, 431 Kunlun Ruins, 209 Kun-rong barbarians, 359 Kunshan jade, 424 kunwu, 74–75, 145, 191–92, 197, 206, 209, 215, 234, 264, 341, 370, 469,
515 Kunwu, Chu ancestor (huang-zu bofu), 207, 464 Kunwu, Xia kings’ stalwart ally, 209, 233 Kunwu mountain, 209 Kunwu Ruins (Lord Zhuanxu’s Ruins), 75, 370 Kun-wu-shi, 200, 206, 209, 216, 233, 235, 370–71, 430 Kun-yi barbarians, 256, 259, 282, 297 L Lai4-guo state, 257 Lai-guo state, 501 Lake Juyan, 107, 412 land system, 539 early Zhou dynasty’s
square-shape, 461 Langya, 346 Lan-yi rebellion, 247 Lao-tong, 74, 321, 341 last Xia King Jie, 85, 105, 131, 174, 177, 185, 198, 203, 205, 216, 252,
262, 264, 293, 296 Lattimore, Owen, 38, 271 leap month, 78, 225, 309–10, 413, 421–23, 446, 457, 471, 566–67 Left-handed person, 9 legendary ancient calendars, 125 legendary book San Fen (three
mausoleums), 86, 95 legendary Cangwu place, 142 legendary Du-kang, 195 legendary He-xu-shi Shangari-la kingdom, 86 legendary Ji4-guo, 340 legendary Ji-shi, 146 legendary Pingyang city, 133 legendary sun-shooter Hou-yi, 8, 10–11, 13 legendary Uncle Tang, 373 legendary Xu-you, 452 legendary You-xin (You-shen), 527 Legge, James, 204, 305 Lei3-shui River, 111 Lei-xia, 139–40 Li4-guo state, 310, 537 Liang-guo state, 543 Liangshan, 108, 282, 337, 543 Liang-wu-di (Southern Liang Dynasty Emperor), 205, 389, 394 Liangzhu Culture, 46–47, 52, 112, 148, 195 Liao3-guo state, Yan3-surnamed, 477, 537, 557, 571 Li Cang, 380 Li Chunfeng, 129, 190 Lie-nv Zhuan, 140, 261, 524 Lie-shan-shi, 52, 70, 91, 96, 276–77 Lie-shan-shi’s sons, 274, 276 Lie Zi, 76, 83–84, 86–87, 91, 93, 147, 207, 260, 297 Tang Wen, 86 Li Gu-jing (Book of Rites) from the double walls of Confucius’ residence, 115 Lih2-shui River, 365 Lih Daoyuan, 67, 72, 79, 105, 149, 158, 204, 210, 240, 381, 483 Lih Daoyuan’s book Shui Jing Zhu,
111, 158, 160, 290, 398 Lih-fang state, 254 Lih-guo, 18, 259, 294, 299, 320 Lih-guo state, 294, 299 Li-ji, 71, 74, 102–3, 114–15, 142–44, 226, 298, 302, 320–21, 402, 404,
520–21, 528, 530, 534 Li Ji, Li Yun, 94; Jifa Zhengyi, 147; ritual, 320; Wang2 Zhi, 511; Yue Ji, 142, 320 Li-ji, Li-rong woman, 520, 530 Li Jing (Book of Rites), 582 li min, 184–85 lineage history, 35, 67, 92, 103, 115–16, 122, 132, 137, 180, 274, 277,
306, 336, 377, 441 lineage map, 168, 306, 362 lineages, 81–82, 87, 89, 91–92, 106–7, 114–17, 119, 124–25, 166–67, 213,
272–73, 346–47, 372–73, 481–82, 563 big family, 106 discontinued, 75, 142, 320 revamped, 130 uncle Tang-shu clan’s, 547 Lin-fang state, 255 Ling-sui tunnel disaster, 211 Lingtai construction project, 156 ling yin (Chu prime minister), 343, 507, 518, 548, 557, 580 Linhu barbarians, 360 Lin Xin’s Shi4 Jing, 306 Lin Xin’s Shi-jia numbers on
the Lu lords, 411 Li-rong barbarian baron, 520 Li-rong barbarians, 297, 359, 375, 443, 449, 520 Li-rong barbarian tribe, 373 Li-rong barbarian viscount (baron), 520 Li Sao, 19, 26, 80, 174, 182, 187, 194–95, 209, 335 Li-shan, 389, 442–43, 463, 520 Lishan (Lie-shan-shi), 107, 109, 138–39, 217–18 Li-shan barbarians, 389 litigation, 181, 296, 435, 441 Liu-guo state Lord Shu-an’s, 216 Yan3-surnamed, 167, 477, 536–37,
557, 571 Liu-ji-zhi-rong barbarians, 463, 470 Liu Qihua, 49–50, 58–59, 66, 134, 145–46, 151, 169–71, 173, 218, 277–78,
280, 338, 359, 528–29 Liu Tao, 90, 180, 211 six tactics by Jiang-tai-gong,
376 Liu Xiang4, 41, 146, 261, 322, 361, 481, 524 Liu Xin, 34, 79, 83–84, 96–98, 128–30, 132, 167–68, 212, 236–38, 302–11,
314, 362, 376–79, 407, 441 Liu Xin’s deduction, 168, 212, 306, 362 Liu Xin’s numbers, 130, 179 Liu Xin’s Santong-li calendar,
128, 236, 304, 362, 376, 380 Liu Xin’s Shi4 Jing, 98, 309,
312, 363, 377–78, 441 Liu Xin’s summary numbers, 180 Liu Zhiji, 36, 114, 141–42, 177, 213, 242, 256, 467, 480 Li Xueqin, 153, 156, 190, 243, 312, 364–65, 440, 446, 448, 465 longevity, 7, 9, 253, 298, 346, 384, 416, 437 longitude, 6, 93, 210 Longshan Culture, 45–53, 56, 66, 104, 195, 197 Longshan Culture excavations, 48, 58, 66 Lord Di-jun, 78, 80, 92, 143, 226, 272 Lord Di-ku, 15, 69, 71, 95, 116, 119–20, 131–33, 136, 143, 147, 223–24,
229, 272–73, 323, 562–63 elder son of, 118, 132 sons of, 143, 208, 276 Lord Di-shun, 57–58, 120, 141 Lord Di-zhi, 118, 131–33 Lord Guo-gong’s penalizing campaign against Quwo-zhuang-bo, 490 Lord Guo-zhong’s Western Guo-guo state, 453 Lord Highness, 153, 234, 236, 288, 539 Lord Huang-di, 31, 52, 59, 74–75, 85, 111, 117, 142, 147, 177, 320, 340 Lord Pang-gong, 390, 435 lords, five different colored lords’ temples, 77 Lord Shao-hao-di, 131 Lord Shun, 57–58, 71–72, 95–96, 108–9, 120–21, 130–32, 134–43, 145–48,
151–52, 175–76, 224–27, 274–75, 395, 403, 407–8 descendants of, 57, 134, 151,
195, 235–36, 284–85 escaping alive by metamorphosis,
140 Yu2-shun, 89, 120, 137 Lord Shun and Lord Yu, 66, 95, 116, 156 Lord Shun’s brother, 140, 226 Lord Shun’s Huan-long-shi, 216, 340 Lord Shun’s selection of successor Lord Yu, 138 Lord Tai-di, personified, 84, 494 Lord Tang-yao, 133, 372 Lord Yan-di, 147 Lord Yao, 66, 70–73, 94–96, 104, 118–20, 125–36, 138–41, 143–44, 151–53,
173–78, 229, 274–76, 333–34, 372–73, 403–4 bing-zi enthronement, 128 forgeries by Huangfu Mi, 133 sired, 272 time of, 92, 106, 126, 135, 191,
404 Marquis Tang-hou, 133 Qi2 surname, 579 Tang-tao, 185 Tangyao, 89 Tang-yao, 120, 133, 372 Lord Yao and Lord Shun, 50, 57, 131, 134, 136, 146–47, 151, 226, 274 Lord Yao and Lord Yu, 116, 137 Lord Yao’s bing-zi year invention in the Sui dynasty, 127–28, 130 Lord Yi4, 183 Lord Yu, 63–64, 66–67, 71–73, 84, 94–96, 136–38, 140–42, 145–48, 165–67,
169–83, 185, 279–80, 346–47, 400, 417–19 barbarian Rong-yu, 169 father of, 71, 73, 76, 192, 278 founder-king, 180 sage-king, 128 Lord Yu2-shun, 152 Lord Yu’s recommendation, 138, 143 Lord Yu’s succession of Lord Shun’s throne, 142 Lord Yu’s Tributes, 84, 139–40, 148, 158, 165, 170, 172, 196, 337,
397–98, 483, 510 Lord Yu’s Yangcheng capital city, 58, 177 Lord Zhuanxu, 69, 148, 480, 527 Lord Zhuan-xu, 74, 96, 111, 118, 120–22, 137 Lord Zhuan-xu’s celestial guardian role, 272 Lord Zhuanxu’s Diqiu Ruins, 75, 370 Lord Zhuanxu’s Ruins, 174, 192, 323 Lord Zhuanxu’s Zhuanxu-li
calendar, 97, 191 Loufan barbarian state, 71, 359–60 Lu2-rong state, 314 Lu4-guo barbarian state, 573 Lu4-guo minister, Feng-shu, 574 Lu4 Shi, 70, 118, 150, 152, 176, 180, 196, 201, 226, 380, 395, 490 Lu ancestor Bo-qin, 369, 374 Qin-fu (Bo-qin), 306, 344, 464 Lu calendar, 577 Lu founder-lord Bo-qin, 378, 392, 565 Lu-guo state, 167, 311, 368, 477, 536–37, 557, 571, 579 Lu-guo state (Lu-rong), 579 Luhun-rong barbarians, 343, 357–59, 502, 530, 545 Lu Jinggui, 119–20, 131, 133 Lu lords, 306–7, 309, 353, 378–79, 458–60, 486–87, 493–97, 501–10,
516–17, 521–23, 557–58, 561, 570–71, 574, 581–82 Aigong, 57, 118, 120–21, 159,
194–95, 480–81 Bo-qin (founder-lord), 324, 386 Chenggong, 57, 120, 197, 357,
488 Daogong, 159, 480 Dinggong, 70, 123, 319, 368–69,
374 Feigong, 459 Huan’gong, 493 Huigong, 459 Kaogong, 307 Pinggong, 168, 362 Shanggong, 306, 377–79, 411, 441 Shen’gong, 378, 453 Weigong, 377–78, 392, 441 Wen’gong, 58, 71–72, 108, 115,
120–21, 141, 144, 224, 274, 352, 563, 567–68, 570–71, 573–79, 581 Wugong, 305–6, 377–79, 441, 453,
458–59 Xianggong, 57, 120–21, 170,
185–86, 193, 195, 225, 243, 318, 353, 358–59, 450 Xianggong 12th year, 123 Xian’gong, 305, 307, 377–79, 441 Xiaogong, 459 Xigong, 119, 317, 320, 355,
519–20, 522–25, 529–30, 533–34, 538, 540–42, 544–46, 548, 557–58, 561–64,
566–68 Xuan’gong, 108, 121, 238, 262,
273, 296, 343, 370, 437, 536, 567, 581–82 Yigong, 459 Yin’gong, 124, 148, 159, 306,
309, 311, 361, 461, 480–81, 486–90, 492–98, 506 Yougong, 377–78, 392, 441 Zhaogong, 74–75, 82, 84, 120–21,
123, 133–34, 148, 188, 225, 264, 273, 275–79, 342–43, 372, 377–78 Zhen’gong, 307, 378, 393, 441 Zhuanggong, 119, 488, 492, 499,
504–9, 511–14, 516, 518–19, 521–23, 544, 568 Lu Lord Min’gong killed by Qing-fu’s assassin Bu-yi, 523 Lu Lord Shanggong’s years adjusted, 307, 379 Lu lord’s helmet, 545 Lu lord’s regent status, 523 luminaries, 77, 85, 128, 189 Lu ministers, 143–44, 488, 557, 562–63, 570, 574 Cao Mo, 511 Dongmen-xiang-zhong, 574–75,
579, 581 Gong-sun-Ao/Mengmu-bo, 568 Hui-bo, 577, 581 Ji-sun-xing-fu, 581 Ji-wen-zi, 577, 579, 581–82 Ji-you, 517, 523, 525, 540 Meng-mu-bo, 537, 568, 570, 574 Qing-fu, 285, 339, 491, 506,
522–23, 568 Shen-xu, 505 Shu-gong, 543 Shu-sun-Dai-bo, 540 Shusun-dechen, 352, 568 Shu-sun-De-chen, 576 Shu-sun-hui-bo, 581 Shusun-zhuang-shu, 581 Shu-sun-zhuang-shu, 576 Shu-sun-zhuang-sun, 300 Shu-zhong-hui-bo, 575, 581 Yu-fu, 486–87, 492, 496 Zang-sun-chen, 521 Zang-sun-da, 510 Zang-wen-gong, 571 Zang-wen-zhong, 144, 545, 557,
562–63, 568, 571 Zhan Qin, 108, 143, 272 Zhan Xi, 557 Zhong-qing-fu, 508 Zhuang-shu, 570 Lu minister Xia-fu-fu-ji upgrading Lu Lord Xigong’s sacrificial level,
568 lunar eclipses, 225, 252, 255 five sets of oracle bone data
for the Shang kings, 252 lunar lodges, 209, 212, 229, 258, 291–92, 304, 362, 552 lunar mansions empty ruins, 125 heaven tortoise, 76 heaven turtle/tortoise, 337 lunar mansions, 97, 237, 313, 500 lunar observation, 567 Lun Heng, 101 by Wang Chong, 5, 101, 103, 135 lunisolar calendar concept, 191 Luo2-guo state, 501 Luo-he River, 13, 84–85, 93–94, 174, 183, 209, 232, 239, 265, 359, 395,
556 Luo Mi, 86, 90, 98, 102, 136, 138, 149–52, 160–61, 176, 181–82, 200–201,
214, 226, 298, 366 Luo Mi’s book Lu4 Shi, 138,
158, 160, 198 Luo Mi’s forgery bamboo annals pierced by Fu-sheng’s book and Wang Jia’s
book, 161 Luo-shui River, 66, 103, 106, 171, 197, 206, 278, 280, 357, 365, 434,
449, 454, 467, 535 Luo-shui River area, 207–8, 232, 386, 390, 445 Luoxia Hong, 126 Luo Xianglin, 52–53, 62–64, 177, 197, 235, 263, 316 Luoyi, 61, 335, 340, 350, 357, 367, 369–71, 375, 459, 462, 467, 476–77,
481–82, 490, 497 Luo Zhenyu, 249 Luo-zi-ming, 232, 235 Lu princes Gongsun-ao, 522–23 Gong-zhong (Qing-fu), 522–23 Gong-zi-Gui, 486–87, 496 Gong-zi-Hui, 486–87, 492, 495–96 Gong-zi-Sui, 522, 574, 581 Ji Shen, 522–23 Ji Tong, 509 Ji-you, 522 Qing-fu, 522 Shu-ya, 522 Yu-fu, 487, 492, 496 Yu-fu (Gong-zi-Hui), 496 Lu-rong barbarians, 501 Lu-rong state, 579 Lu-shi barbarians, 521 Lu Shi-jia, 307, 368, 374, 378–79, 393, 441 Lu state, 305–7, 320–21, 352–53, 368–69, 486–88, 492–93, 495–99, 505–6,
516–17, 521, 523–25, 561–62, 568, 574–77, 581–82 power-sharing rotating
arrangement, 506, 522–23 Lu state’s founder-lord, 377, 441 Lu state’s inheritance matter, 458 Lv Buwei, 36–37 Lv-li Zhi, 98, 128–29, 176 Lv-shi Chun-qiu, 75–77, 80–81, 92, 95–96, 106–7, 142, 189–91, 200–201, 206–7, 234–35,
239–40, 261, 327–29, 403–4, 541 first encyclopedic, 92 plagiarized, 206 sophistry, 136, 140, 157, 200 Lv Simian, 52, 61, 71, 84, 91, 121–22, 147, 219, 232, 273, 309, 355, 371,
571 M Maan4 surname, 501 Maan-shi-zhi-rong barbarians, 357, 359 Maan-surnamed Deng-guo state, 465 Majiayao site, 45, 51 mao-xiu (maned Taurus), 125–28, 167, 191, 362, 404 marquis, five hegemon, 339, 479, 526 Marquis Cai Muhou, Cai-guo lord, 532 Marquis Chong-hou, Chong-guo lord, 259, 294, 296 marquis-count, 250, 332, 517 Marquis E4-hou, Jinn lord, 490 Marquis E-hou, E-guo lord, 342, 447 Marquis E-hou Yu-fang, E-guo lord, 447 Marquis Haan-hou, Haan-guo lord, 436, 468 Marquis Ji Su, Jinn lord, 456 Marquis Ji Zhai, Dan-guo founding lord, 578 Marquis Lv-hou, Lv-guo lord, 474 Marquis Shen-bo, South Shen-guo lord, 463 Marquis Shen-hou, Jiang-surnamed Shen-guo lord who was Zhou King
Youwang’s father-in-law, 104 Marquis You-hou Xi, Shang vassal, 255, 465 Marquis Yu2-hou, Yu2-guo lord, 345 Marquis Zeng1-hou/Sui-hou Ji Yi, Zeng1-guo lord, 500 Marquis Zhu4-hou, Lord Zhu4-gong, 320 Marquis Zhu4-hou, Zhu4-guo lord, 320 mausoleums, 75, 84, 86, 95, 148, 158, 174, 215, 311, 370, 380, 527 Mawangdui Mausoleum, 100, 292, 381, 552 meeting, king’s, 426 Mei Yi, indirect disciple of Huangfu Mi, 109 Mencius, 33–34, 138, 140, 142, 145, 197–98, 230–31, 235, 238, 287, 289, 291,
299, 306, 366–67 Gongsun Chou, 306 Liang-hui-wang, 282, 287 sophistry-nature Confucian book,
140 Teng-wen-gong Xia, 366–67 Meng4-men, Yellow River crossing, 434 Mengjin Crossing, 260, 295–96, 300–301, 309, 312–14, 324, 342, 344, 378,
392 meng-qiu, 385, 421, 424, 429–30 Mengshan state, 218 Mengsun-shi clan, 522–23 Meng-tu, 181 Meng-ze (Yun-meng Lake), 106, 508, 510, 518 meridian star’s position, 127–28, 167, 191, 362, 404 metallurgy, 223 metamorphosis, 4, 140–41 meteorites, 485, 540 Mian-chen, 16, 51,1 99, 227-228 Miaodigou site in Sanmenxia of Henan, 47 Mi-di summit (721 B.C.), 488 Mi-guo Lord Kanggong, 439 Mi-guo State, 294, 439 milfoil divination, 64, 68, 82, 132, 289 Milky Way, 313, 323, 381 Ming Li-xu (mandate’s calendro-order), 98 Ming-tang sacrificial temple in Li-ji,
81 Mingtiao, 15, 138, 142, 171, 215–18, 234 Min-jiang River, 63 Min-Yue & Dong-Yue Statelets, 178, 346 misnomer Zongzhou, 413 Mi-surnamed Chu state, 63, 74, 209, 252, 341–42, 347, 560 Mixu-guo state, 43, 259–60, 294–97, 333, 439 Mo-Hui barbarians, 267 moiety, planar positioning, 125, 448 Wu [King Wuwang] zhi [whereof] Mu
[“moiety”], 469 Mon-Khmers, 39, 61, 104–5, 112–13, 146, 251, 342, 382, 482, 579 month, meng-Xia, 471 moon, dark lunar mare, 5 moon eclipse, 248 moon eclipses, 252, 311, 314, 470 moon goddess, 80, 135, 190 moon phases, 33, 129, 191, 212, 225, 304–5, 307–9, 311–12, 314, 364, 411,
413, 446, 457–59, 567 chu-ji, 308–9, 311, 349, 383–84,
394, 396, 411, 413, 446, 459, 567 dark/new, 308, 376, 421 early Zhou, 311 five, 457 fixed-point, 308 floating concept’s folly, 364,
458 floating deviation in the
interpretation, 364, 458 gibbous, waning, 349, 412–13 hollow, 364, 458 interpretation via fixed points
versus fixed phases, 308 ji sheng-ba, 308, 311, 349, 411,
439, 446, 454, 458, 567 ji si-ba, 308, 311, 349, 412,
454, 567 ji wang, 311–12, 349, 383, 411,
413, 440, 567 matched, 439 new, 189, 349, 411–12, 421, 427,
446, 454 new moon, 421 pang sheng-po, 309, 325 pang si-ba, 309, 311–12, 325 quarter, 308, 440, 458, 567 moon tiger/rabbit/toad, 81 morality, anti-Confucian, 311 Mote, 60, 114 mother, ether’s, 64 mother Earth, 169, 384 mother Nature, 370 motif, 114, 148, 253, 331, 582 bronzeware, 53 patented high-relief monster,
148, 253, 582 mound, 124, 143–44, 419, 563 mountain, Zhongtiaoshan, 215 Mountain and Sea Pass, 196–97 mountain oblation, 114, 494 Mountain Rong, 286, 350–51, 353–54, 424, 497, 521 mountains Bo-zhong-shan, 377 feather, 10–11, 72–73, 136, 175 Niao-shu-tong-xue-shan
(bird-rat-same-cave), 377, 397 piled-up rocks (Ji-shi), 417–19 Qiaoshan (arch/bridge), 110–11 tablet (Jie-shi), 400 Tian-shi4, 318 westernmost Yan1zi1, 426 wok (Fushan), 113 Wuzhongshan (limitless), 356 mountain temple, Tai-shi4, 173 Mou Runsun, 63, 73, 75, 78, 116, 147–48, 157, 469 Mo-xi, last Xia Lord Jie’s queen, 153, 207, 243, 520 Mo-yi, 252, 254 Mo Zi, 125, 138, 145, 182–83, 196, 240, 251, 262, 291, 310, 335, 370–71, 402,
464, 480 Jian Ai Xia, 240 Ming Gui, 464 mud guardian, 70, 74, 276, 405 mud guardian Julong, 71 mulberry, 218, 246, 339, 435, 531–32, 572 mulberry fields, 524, 529 mulberry forest, 100, 217, 239–40 music guang-yue (fairy music), 414, 425, 428, 434 western sound, 200 musician, 137, 210, 239 music ministers, 313 music therapy, 76 Mu-tian-zi Zhuan, 51, 102, 105, 153, 156, 227–28, 244, 280, 384–85, 388–91, 393–96,
399–401, 410–21, 423–34, 436–38 apparent errors, 434 divination nature, 426 Guo Pu’s annotation, 394, 411 Mu-tian-zi Zhuan and The Bamboo Annals, 396 Muye, 232, 262–63, 265, 278, 308, 314 Muye-Chaoge campaign, 316 mystification, 85 mythic figure, 83, 91, 93, 320 N names archaic surnames, 295 color-tagged Eastern Yi
barbarians, 196 complementary (styled), 218 diviner’s, 249 elephant’s, 226 etymological, 282 fable, 297 heavenly-stem, 465 inscribed names of 72 thearchs
on the Taishan mountain, 90 one-character, 472 polynonymous, 357 propitious, 460 unearthly, 310 Nan-chao, 216–19, 234 Nanzheng, 388–90, 393, 435, 467 necromancy, 344, 368, 370, 372, 560 nei-shi, 261, 392, 526–27 Neolithic Age, 39, 47, 50 Neolithic super-grandfathers, 43 new-Qin-land, 360, 432 Ni2-guo state, 512 Nine Cauldrons (symbol of power and embodiment of the Nine Prefectures), 84,
145, 165, 238-239, 241, 343, 367-370, 494, 502 Nine-li state, 112 nine prefectures and nine skies, fuzzy philosophical concept, 11, 401 nine prefectures of Lord Yu’s Tributes, 84, 148 nine river campaign, 395 nine Rivers area, 395, 397–98 Ning Qi, 534, 569 Ning-ying-shi, 573 Nivison, David. S. 32, 167, 203, 312. Noma Fumichiga, 406 non-elder-sons, 119, 124–25 Northeastern Yellow River Bend, 51, 414, 418–19 northern guardian, 26, 100, 404 northern sky, 75, 292, 324 Northern Wu state, 172, 355, 531 Northern Yan state, 350, 354, 401, 521 Northern Yellow River Bend, 51, 94, 172, 220, 240, 267, 339, 390, 417–18,
432 North Guo-guo state, 476 North Tang, 390, 393 North Yan, 351, 354, 483 North Yan Lord, Count Yan, 332, 351 North Yellow River Bend, 102, 172, 348, 410, 415, 417, 419 numbers divinatory, 550 geometric, 98 imaginary, 552 magic, 421, 552 overflowing, 340 shortened, 280 numerological divination, 212, 304, 362, 552 Nv-ai, 14 Nv-qi, 14 Nv-wa (Nu-wa), 8–9, 14, 71, 77–81, 85–86, 88–92, 122, 190; also see Fu-xi Nv-wa coupling, 80 Nv-wa creation theory, 100 Nv-wa/Nv-xi, 80 Nv-wa-shi, 76, 78, 81, 83 Nv-wa’s intestines, 79 Nv-wa Zan, 79 O oblation, 65, 68, 84, 90, 239, 340, 366, 371, 392, 474, 487, 494 oracle bone, 32, 223 oracle bone characters, 25, 32–33 oracle bones, 32–33, 122–23, 138, 143, 223, 225, 227–29, 243–46, 249,
251–55, 257, 260, 283, 285–86, 310 excavated, 73 excavated Shang, 123 excavated Shang Dynasty, 262 Ouluo-guo state, 55 outskirts, 21, 32, 217, 262, 283–84, 314–15, 350, 357, 369, 374, 424,
470, 482, 486, 498 outskirts divination, 562 outskirts oblation, 143–44, 224, 277, 562–63 Overlord Di-ku’s role of siring the founding ancestors of future
dynasties, 116, 276 overlords, godly, 89 P palaces laurel, 500 rotational, 250 seasonal, 393 tung tree, 242 western queen mother’s, 426 zi-wei, 380 zi wei Purple Star, 380 zodiac-equivalent Aquarius, 110 Pan-geng, 248–50 Pang-gong, Jiang-surnamed, 76 Pan’gu, 98–100 Pankeniers, David, 202–4, 293, 314 Pao-xi-shi (Fu-xi), 83–85, 91–93, 189 patented Shang stem name, 320 patented Xia dynastic Si-surname, 42, 339 patterns basket contexture potteries, 47 crocodile-prototype dragon, 56 pig-prototype dragon, 56 salamander-prototype dragon, 56 snake-prototype dragon, 56 tiger-prototype dragon, 56 peacock-suffixed clans, 124 Peiligang Culture, 47, 104 Pei Yin, 130–31, 159, 306, 395 penal codes, 116, 134, 272, 338, 365, 375, 383, 393, 402–3, 571, 582 Peng-guo, 42, 339–40, 415 Peng-guo state, 41–42, 339–40 Kui-surnamed, 42, 339 Peng-surnamed Wei3-guo, 202 Pengxian-shi Rong barbarians, 501, 504 phoenix, 45–46, 56–57, 61, 67, 69, 78, 94, 118, 124, 223, 225, 275,
292–93, 352, 544 phoenix-birds, 45, 56 Pi-hou, Marquis, 192 pilgrimage temple, 336 Pinglu, 251, 340, 476, 528–30, 566 Pi-ren, 247 Pi state, 247 Pi-yong Lake, 296, 298, 367, 471 poem Cai Qi eulogizing
Fang-shu’s campaigns, 455 poem Jiang1-han eulogizing Duke
Shao-gong’s descendant, 376 poem Liu-yue (June) eulogizing
Yin Jifu’s campaign, 454 poem Song Gao eulogizing
Marquis Shen-bo, 456, 463 post-book-burning, 82–83, 91, 147, 179, 187 posterior Julian-equivalent calendar, 157 posthumous, 443 posthumous martial titles, 254 posthumous title, 88, 242–44, 247–48, 257–58, 334, 383, 443, 446, 452,
489, 508, 540, 569, 580 posthumous years, 305 cumulative, 260, 302 posthumous Zhao Marquis Xianhou, 334 posthumous Zhongshan-guo lords, 334 posthumous Zhou King Wenwang, 287 potteries, 32, 39–40, 47–50, 56–57, 109, 168, 171, 173, 232, 279 colored, 45, 47, 57, 168 earliest, 39–40 minister of, 121, 321, 516 pottery coffin, 116 pottery dates, 40 power rotation, 63, 153, 242, 347 precession, 125, 127, 129, 167–68, 303–4, 362 precession variance, 126–27, 129, 133, 168, 362, 421 prime minister Yi Yin, 14–15, 26 profession, dragon husbandry, 58, 121, 141 progenitor, 69, 96, 131, 195, 209, 323, 456, 464, 467, 491, 546, 568 prognostication, 190, 249, 523, 549 prognostication methods, 551, 553 prophecy chen-wei, 66, 307, 380, 395 matched, 88, 93–94, 239, 325 prophecy books, 66, 89, 94, 244, 289, 325 implicit, 93 propitious, 21, 118, 131, 160, 189, 232–33, 293, 296, 426, 434–35, 520,
538, 548, 554, 562 proto-Tibetans, 104 pseudepigrapha, Shang-shu
fabricated by Huangfu Mi in the name of Kong An’guo, 230 Pugu, 76, 335, 366 Pu-guo state, 456 Purple Star’s Forbidden Palace, 381 Q Qi2-guo state, 294, 299 Qi3, King, 146, 180, 182 Qi3-guo Lord, Donglou’gong, 321 Qi3-surnamed descendent of Lord Yao, 152, 333, 378 Qi ancestor (Jiang-tai-gong), 290 Qian-fu Lun (hermit gentleman’s discourse), 350 Qiangs, 59–62, 64, 104–5, 107, 169, 218, 251, 253–54, 314, 348, 360, 555,
571 Qiang-shui River, 107 Qianmu, 105, 349, 357, 458, 460–62 Qian Mu, 1–3, 280–81, 290, 293, 307, 309, 334, 361–62, 386, 398, 402,
480, 482, 524, 529 Qianmu, thousand-acre royal field, 461 Qianmu Campaign, 460, 462 Qiao Zhou, 89–90, 98 Qi founding-lord Jiang-tai-gong, 311, 319, 465 Qi Hegemony Lord Huan’gong, 113 Qi-jiang, 519, 547 Qi King Minwang, 210, 511 Qi King Weiwang, 346, 401 Qi King Xiangwang, 511 Qi King Xuanwang, 401 Qilian Mountain, 60, 329, 410, 417, 419, 423–24, 430 qi-lin (divine giraffe), 94, 122, 136, 161 Qi lords, 351, 353–55, 493–94, 497, 501, 504–8, 510–12, 514, 516–17,
521–26, 531–34, 536–37, 540–41, 579, 581 Aigong, 459, 506–7 Chenggong, 459, 461, 486 Dao-zi, 76 Dinggong, 337, 343, 464 Huan’gong, 17, 114, 336–37,
351–53, 355–56, 496–97, 506–9, 511–12, 521–25, 531–34, 536–37, 540–42, 546–47,
557, 569 Huan’gong and his incest, 496 Huan’gong and the Zhaoling
military assembly, 526 Hugong, 444 Huigong, 352, 581–82 Jian’gong, 401 Li2gong, 488, 493, 501, 508 Li4gong, 453, 459 Ligong, 350 Wen’gong, 459, 486 Wugong, 444, 453, 459 Xianggong, 352, 496, 504–9 Xian’gong, 444–45 Xiaogong, 542, 544, 546, 557–58 Xigong, 488, 492–93, 495–97 Yigong, 577, 579, 581 Yigong killed by two chauffeurs,
581 Zhaogong, 577 Zhuanggong, 459, 534 Qi Lord Huan’gong, death of, 536, 541, 547 Qi Lord Huan’gong’s pet ministers Shu-diao, Yi-ya, Kai-fang, 541 Qi Lord Huan’gong’s sensational campaigns, 354 Qi Marquis, 351, 353, 355, 377, 506, 509, 511, 513, 521–23, 526 Aigong, 508 Qi ministers, 80, 172, 353, 505, 509, 534, 542 Bao Qian, 20 Bao-shu, 509 Chen-cheng-zi, 516 Chen-huan-zi, 516 Guan-zhi-fu, 508 Guan-zi (Guan Zhong), 243, 541,
554 Guo-gui-fu, 559, 561 Lian-chen and Guan-zhi-fu, 508 Qi-yi-zhong, 516 Yi-zhong-nian, 493 Zhong-sun-jiao, 523, 537 Qin ancestors, 67, 104, 366, 374, 442–43, 449, 484 Da-luo, 275, 443, 484 Fei-lian, 335, 528 Fei-zi, 442–43 Rong-Xuxuan, 104, 442–43, 463,
475, 520 Ruo-mu, 217 Ying Kai, 186, 475, 484 Zhongyan, 463, 476, 520 Zhong-yu, 375, 442 Qin divination bamboo slips, 190 Qin Emperor Hu-hai, 563 Qin Emperor Shihuangdi, 2, 36, 84, 88, 97, 116, 129, 146, 152–53, 376,
380, 451, 494, 511, 539 Qin Emperor Shihuangdi’s book burning, 32, 94, 165, 238, 403 Qin Emperor Shihuangdi’s E’pang-gong, 367 Qin empire’s ancient clansmen, 449 Qing1yang, 2, 78, 142, 431 Qing4yang, 348 Qing-yang, 109, 117, 121–22, 219, 548 Qin-hu barbarians, 271 Qin-Jinn alliance, 578 Qin kings, 36, 142 Huiwenwang, 359–60 Wuwang, 331 Zhaoxiangwang, 142, 360 Zhuangxiangwang, 361 Qin lords, 3, 38, 271, 331, 453, 483–85, 538–39, 548, 554, 558, 562,
565–66, 570, 572, 576 Chenggong, 513–14 Degong, 513–14 Gonggong, 581 Jinggong, 137, 572 Kanggong, 553, 572–73, 576, 581 Li4gong, 61 Mugong, 266, 331, 359, 363, 514,
531, 534–35, 538, 546, 548, 553–55, 564–65, 569–72 Ninggong, 104, 267, 494, 501,
504 Qin-wen-gong, 484 Qin Zhong, 443, 453 Wen’gong, 267, 484–85 Wugong, 321, 476, 501, 504, 513,
572 Xianggong, 331–32, 350, 361,
475, 481, 484 Xian’gong, 61, 401, 573 Xiaogong, 572 Xuan’gong, 513 Ying Kai, 186, 475 Zhuanggong, 443, 449, 453 Qin military campaigns, 2 Qin ministers, 207, 554 Baili Xi, 290, 531, 535, 564–65,
569–70 Jian-shu, 296, 564, 569 Lv Buwei, 320 Meng-ming-shi, 564–66, 569–70 Shang Yang, 41 Qin people’s ancestor, 118, 246, 341, 370 Qin people’s lineage, 137 Qin people’s sacrifice, 144, 288 Qin reformer Shang Yang, 41, 114, 205 Qin’s newfoundland, 360, 432 Qin state’s eagle pounding eastern territories, 173, 279 Qin-xia, 345, 354–55 Qin Zhuanxu-li calendar’s
origin, 97 Qi princes Gongsun-wuzhi, 508 Gong-zi-Peng-sheng, 497, 505 Gong-zi-Shang-ren, 577 Hu-gong, 445 Xiaobai, 509 Yuan, 581 Qishan, 18, 107–8, 252, 254, 267, 271, 273, 275, 280, 282, 292–93, 295,
341–42, 463–64, 483–85 Qi-shui River, 252 Qi state, 118, 210, 321, 350, 436–37, 459–60, 499, 501, 504–6, 508,
511–12, 516, 536, 540–41, 581–82 attacked Lu in 634 B.C., 557 Qi-tai-gong, 376–77 Qi-yang, 341–42 Qi-yang assembly, 341–42 qi yao concept (seven luminaries), 85 Qi-zhong-rong barbarians, 136, 205–6 Quan’gao-rong barbarians, 359 Quan-guo state, 514 Quanqiu, 440–43, 449, 453, 467, 484, 501–2 Quanqiu summit (715 B.C.), 493 Quan-rong, 110, 206, 257, 259, 265, 289, 294, 297, 349, 359, 361, 386,
389–91, 433, 471–72 Quan-rong barbarians, 390, 393, 414, 442, 471–72, 529 Quan-yi barbarians, 205, 252 quarter moon phase, 446 quarter remainder calendar, 237, 421, 430, 457 anterior Sifen-li, 179, 212, 263, 313, 363, 457, 567–68 precession-adjusted, 385, 427,
429, 434 virtual, 237 queen mother, 80–81, 133, 160, 190, 329, 384, 386, 388, 390–91, 393–96,
399, 410–12, 414, 423, 425–26 fictional, 410 land of, 393, 433 Queen Mother of the West on Mt Kunlun, 348 Qufu, 69, 76, 107, 109, 186, 248, 332, 335, 366, 483, 510, 544 Quwo, 337, 457, 460, 485, 491–92, 521, 530, 535 Quwo-huan-shu, 460, 485, 489 Quwo-wu-gong, 491–92, 512–13 attacked Jinn Lord Ai-hou, 491 Quwo-zhuang-bo, 485, 489–91, 519 Quwo-zhuang-bo’s killing Jinn Marquis Xiaohou, 486 Qu Yuan, 3, 74, 88, 137, 209, 273, 329, 341, 394, 398, 574 Li Sao, 195 poems, 12, 80, 139, 194, 199,
227, 231, 299, 329, 397–98, 517 Yuan You, 206 R Rao Zongyi, 137, 190 Red River, 6, 420 regency, 20–21, 111, 130, 132, 134–35, 138, 266, 306, 335, 364–66, 369,
371, 449, 451–52, 486 regent, 134, 138, 142–43, 175–76, 242, 327, 332, 336, 361, 365, 448, 450,
486 Archduke Zhou-gong, 366 Count Gong-bo, 452 remotely-related barbarian clan, 358, 502 Ren4-surnamed state, 142, 320 Ren-fang-guo state, 266 resuscitation, 250 retrieved Zhou King Pingwang, 300, 475, 478, 481 rice kernels, carbonized, 40, 43, 46, 225 rice plantation, 40, 43, 46, 225 rituals, 31, 38, 89, 94, 115, 124, 141, 153, 167, 171, 517, 526, 547–48,
558, 568 trivial, 89–90, 330 river gods, 342, 542 river monster, 379 river oblation, 562 Rong barbarians, 348–50, 357–58, 441, 460–61, 463, 482, 484–85, 488, 495,
497–98, 514, 516, 521, 535–36, 579 Rong-cheng in Lv-shi Chun-qiu
and Zhuang Zi, 191 Rong-cheng-shi, 91, 207, 218, 259, 297, 423 Rong-di barbarians, 170, 348, 357, 359, 386, 512, 535, 555 Rong-yu, 145, 169 Rongzhou settlement, 400 Rong-zi-Juzhi, 73, 78, 358 Rong-zi-Ju-zi, 502 Ru4-shui River, 427–28 Rui-guo, 123, 273, 275, 279, 295–96 Rui-guo Lord, Rui-bo, 513 Rui-guo Lord, Rui-liang-fu, 446, 565 Rui-guo state, 296, 339, 446, 498, 565 Ruins, the Zhu-rong Ruins, 75, 82, 469 Ruo-guo state, 379, 556, 571, 578 S sacrificial temples, Zhou-she and Shang-she, 371 sacrifice, 115–16, 143, 223–28, 244, 251, 274, 318, 415–16, 423–24,
437–38, 530–31, 542, 562–63, 565, 567–68 agriculture-related, 295 annual, 314 feng shan, 65, 366 for five guardian gods, 74, 405 non-orderly, 144, 563, 568 sacrifice of virgin girls, 228 sacrificial, 9 sacrificial activities, 52, 340, 369, 516 sacrificial meat, 530 imperial, 533 plain-taste, 497 sacrificial protocols, mat bedding, 497 San Huang Wu Di, 88 San-miao, 61, 71–72, 96, 104–5, 111, 152, 247, 286–87, 403–5, 431,
482–83, 502 San-miao barbarians, 502 San-miao exiles, 60, 106, 252, 449, 483 San-miao nation, 105, 264, 483 Santong-li (triple concordance system ) calendar, 97, 128, 157, 236–37, 303, 305,
308–9, 314, 362, 379-380, 407 San-Wei-Shan Mountain, 72, 502 Sanxingdui, 51–52, 54 Sanxingdui bronze culture, 52–53 Sanxingdui Ruins, 52–55, 201, 253, 331 Shaughnessy, Edward L. 303-305, 309, 316, 322. scripts, 36–37, 100 bird-worm, 37 clerical, 37, 406 tadpole, 35, 37, 523 Scythians, 114, 422 Second Xia Ruins, 226 sector divisions of the ecliptic, 4–5, 97, 108, 110, 119, 128, 154, 206,
213, 236–37, 303, 312–14, 323, 553–54, 567 Seng Yixing, 119–20, 129–30, 132, 168, 172, 212, 262–63, 304, 362 Seng Yixing (Tang monk), 212 Seng Yixing’s summary reign years for Lord Yao and Lord Shun, 131 separation of heaven from earth, 99 seventy transformation, Nv-wa’s, 79 sexagenary, fabled Lord Yao’s enthronement on the bing-zi day, 129, 136 sexagenary calendar, 60-day, 237 sexagenary cycles, 132, 136, 148, 490 sexagenary dates, 129, 212, 304, 411 calendrical, 394, 412–13 non-disrupted calendrical, 303,
411 sexagenary day calendar, non-disrupted, 327, 419 sexagenary day calendar system, 300, 303, 384–85, 419, 427 sexagenary day interpretation related to the Zhou conquest of Shang, 309 sexagenary days, 189, 203, 297, 300, 312, 394, 396, 411, 418, 454 sexagenary days of Wu-cheng, Shao4 Gao and Luo Gao, 307, 318, 365, 415, 428, 440 sexagenary years, 86, 129–32, 148–49, 159, 179, 181, 192, 203, 212, 262,
300 Shang, Anterior, 180 Shang, Zhou conquest of, 128, 130, 132, 168, 212, 248, 300, 302–5, 307–9,
311, 313, 362–63, 370, 384, 407 Shang aethelinga, 315, 322, 327 Bi-gan, 17, 260–61, 288, 319 Ji1-zi, 266, 539 Ji-zi, 17, 473 Lu-fu, 366 Qi3/Wei-zi, 17 Wei-zhong, 257, 336 Wei-zi, 257, 260–61, 267, 301,
336, 532 Wu-geng, 320, 327, 336, 365, 386 Shang Aetheling Ji1-zi, 84, 257, 301, 314–15, 317 Shang ancestors, 75, 102, 124, 133, 143, 152, 229, 272, 372, 554, 562 Ming, 15, 116, 144, 224, 272 Shang-ancestor-Xie4, 267, 568 Shang-jia-wei, 251, 479 Wang-hai, 50, 198, 228, 518 Wang-heng, 228 Xia irrigation minister Marquis
Shang-hou (Ming), 50, 196 Xia Marquis Shang-hou, 202 Xiang-tu, 224, 227 Xiang-tu (a Xia marquis), 193,
224–26, 292, 319, 369 Shang-ancestor-Xie4, 77, 115, 133, 141, 143–44, 208, 223–24, 226, 229,
249–50, 273–74, 276, 403, 562 born, 119, 223, 272–73 conferred, 224 named, 143, 223 Shang ancestral oblation palace, 336 Shang bronzeware, 317 Shang calendar, 179, 181, 236, 263, 292, 305, 309, 313, 363, 567 Shang capital city Ao, 246 Shang celestial star, 82 Shang-cheng Ruins, 246 Shang dynasty calendar, 97 Shang Dynasty culture and customs, 83 Shang Dynasty founder-king Shang-tang, 100, 204, 229, 300 Shang dynasty oracle bones and bronzeware, 122, 275 Shang dynasty people’s dipper handle (’Yin-ren zhi bing’), 324 Shang Dynasty’s divination and oracle, 279 Shang dynasty’s oracle bones, 37, 224, 285 Shang dynasty’s rituals, 318 Shang dynasty’s sacrifice for Lord Shun, 143, 226 Shang Dynasty’s summary years, 262 Shang feudatories, 301 Shang founder-king, 153, 208, 238 Shang founder-king Shang-tang (Cheng-tang), 231, 249, 262, 369 Shang history in Shi-ji, 208,
407 Shang-hou, Xia Marquis, 193, 198, 238, 283 Shang inheritance system, 253 Shang-jia, 16, 50, 198, 228, 251 Shang-jia-wei, 16, 224, 227–29, 251 Shang-jia-wei defeating You-yi, 16 Shang-jun Shu, 95, 305 Shang kings, 16–18, 179–80, 232–33, 235–38, 241–48, 251–52, 254–65, 282,
284, 286, 289–91, 293–95, 301–2, 313, 316 Aoding, 279 Ao-ding, 243–44 Ao-jia, 248 Cheng-tang, 16, 232, 235, 237,
293, 320 Di-nan-geng, 248 Di-yi, 115, 224, 256, 274, 284,
286, 568 Di-yong-ji (Zi Zhou), 244,
257–58 Gao-zong, 245, 252, 258 Geng-ding, 254 Hedan-jia, 200, 246–47, 250, 281 Hedanjia (Zi Zheng), 200, 247 Jiong, 199 Kang-ding, 242 Kong-jia, 283 Nan-geng, 248 Pangeng, 465 Pan-geng, 248, 250, 254, 281,
341 Shang-tang, 14–17, 115–16, 178,
180, 207–11, 215–19, 224, 226, 229–39, 241–42, 245, 267, 274, 277, 288 Taiding, 286 Tai-ding’s brother, 242 Tai-geng, 244 Tai-jia, 129, 153, 211, 236–37,
242–44, 248, 256, 303, 554 Tai-wu, 231, 243–45, 368 Ti-yi, 255 Ti-yi/Di-yi, 255 Wai-bing, 149, 242 Wairen, 247 Wen’ding, 292 Wending, 286 Wen-ding, 254–56 Wen-wu-ting, 254 Wu-ding, 245, 250–54, 258, 285,
290, 310, 342 Wu-ting, 254 Wuyi, 255 Wu-yi, 248, 254–56, 282–83, 286 Wu-zu-yi, 255 Xiao-xin, 250 Xiao-yi, 242, 250–51 Xin, 288–89, 294–95, 297–99, 301 Yang-jia, 248, 250 Yi-li, 254, 256, 286 Zheng-jia, 200 Zhong-ding, 208, 246–47, 407 Zhong-ren, 149 Zhouwang, 17–19, 205–6, 250,
255, 257–67, 277, 287–91, 294–95, 297–301, 313, 316, 324, 364, 483, 491 Zhou-wang, 208, 252, 288–89,
299, 469, 520 Zhouwangr, 301 Zu-ding, 248, 250 Zu-geng, 253
Zujia, 281 Zu-jia, 245, 253–54, 281 Zu-xin, 248 Zu-yi, 245, 247–48, 299, 320,
329, 490 Shang King Shang-tang, 18, 25, 50, 178, 232, 325, 381 Shang King Shang-tang’s campaign against the Xia dynasty, 234, 316 Shang king’s indulgence in wines and drinking, 265 Shang king’s punishment of Bi-gan and Wei-zi, 261 Shang king’s tribute surrender decree, 240 Shang king’s wife, 278, 316 Shang King Zhouwang’s campaign against the eastern and southern states as
shown on the oracle bones, 255 Shang King Zhouwang’s taking in asylum-seekers, 264 Shang-lin Fu, 216 Shang Lord, Shanggong, 488, 492, 497, 578 Shang lordship system, 236, 285 Shang loyalist nations, 310 Shang marquis, 198 Jiu-hou, 258, 285, 288 You-guo, 255 You-hou, 255 Shangmi, 173, 279, 556–57 Shang ministers Bi-gan, 261, 289 Chong-hou-hu, 288 Fei Chang, 217 Jiao-ge, 264, 469, 520 Yi She4, 243–44 Yi Yin, 18, 153, 207, 233, 236,
290, 569 Zhong-hui, 230 Shang oracle bone characters, 33 Shang oracle bones, 42, 57, 143, 153, 190, 226, 230, 243, 275, 299, 321,
339, 563 Shang overlordship, 287 Shang people’s ancestress, 15 Shang people’s lineage, 224 Shang people’s totem, 224 Shangqiu, 133, 140, 192, 224–25, 229, 248, 250, 292, 372, 503, 544–45,
580 Shang Queen Fu-hao, 55, 423 Shang Ruins, 33, 231–32, 243, 246, 248, 256, 327 Shang’s clan ancestors, 17 Shang’s ethnicity, 184 Shang’s family hereditary line, 266 Shang’s fief system, 230, 535 Shang’s gods and ancestors for oblation, 371 Shang-shu, 34–35, 83–84, 93–96, 109, 120, 124–25, 127–28, 133–35, 138–39, 141–42,
185, 187–91, 245, 249–51, 402–9 ancient book, 67 ancient version, 34–35, 66, 75,
83, 109, 115, 185–86, 188, 219, 230, 236–37, 240, 307–8, 402–3, 406–8 authenticity of the Lv-xing chapter, 402 clerical-script, 185, 402 contemporary version, 34–36,
405–6 forgery ancient version, 36,
217, 406–8 forgery chapter on Bo Yi4 and
Hou-ji, 407 forgery version, 406, 408 pseudepigrapha, 94 Bi Ming, 237, 308, 376, 407 Da-yu Mo, 138 Du Lin’s lacquer roll version, 406 Fu-sheng’s, 406 Gao-yao Mo, 152 Gu-wen, 35, 75, 109, 243, 406–7,
409 Hong Fan, 11, 84, 265, 315, 400 Huangfu Mi’s pseudepigrapha,
109, 169, 248, 407 Jin-wen, 34, 405–7 Jiong Ming, 385, 407 Jiu Gao, 135, 258, 335, 405 Jun-shi, 289 Kang Gao, 135, 335, 405 Kong-zhuan, 35, 407 Luo Gao, 135, 307–8, 363–65, 369, 405 Lv Xing and the errors on Chong-li2 and Bo-yi, 136, 403 Lx Xing, 74, 96, 99–100, 111, 135–36, 191, 274, 383, 393, 402–5 Mu Shi, 4, 278 Shang1 Shu, 230, 320, 512, 582 Shang Shi, 171 Shao4 Gao, 135, 274, 307, 364–65, 405 Shao4 Gao and Luo Gao,
307–8, 363–65 Shun-dian, 114, 124, 134, 136, 138, 141, 402–3, 407, 494 Tai-jia Xun, 208, 243, 407–8 Tai4 Shi4, 4, 212, 243, 265, 305, 309, 315, 324, 363, 407 Tang Gao, 122, 208, 219, 230, 278, 407, 571 Tang Shi4, 217, 240, 408 Tang Shi4 Xu, 215 Tang Shuo, 240 Tang Zheng, 208, 217 Wei-zi and Jiu Gao, 258 Wu-cheng, 263, 309, 319, 325, 364, 370, 384 Wu-zi Zhi Ge, 174, 185, 188, 407–8 Xian You Yi-de, 208, 230, 243, 407 Xia Shu, 185, 187–89, 400, 403, 571 Yao Dian, 71, 80, 113, 125, 127, 134–41, 167, 187–91, 274–75, 362, 404 Yin4 Zheng, 185, 187–89, 191, 403, 408, 466, 471 Yin Gao, 292–93 Yi Xun, 208, 230, 236–37, 242, 304, 308, 376, 407 Yu2 Shu, 58, 120 Zhong-hui Zhi Gao, 230, 407 Zhou Shu, 99, 154, 219, 231, 245, 251, 277, 309, 314, 324–25, 368,
485, 565, 569, 582 Shang-shu and Zuo Zhuan, 120, 125, 171 Shang-shu Da Zhuan, 41-chapter annotation, 89, 302 Shang-shu series, 135, 405 Shang-shu Xu4, 35, 83–84, 86, 89, 95, 216, 247 Shang-shu Zheng-yi, 83, 242 Shang-shu Zhong Hou, 93–94, 135, 235, 238, 289 Shang-shu Zhuan, 109, 295, 407–8 Shang’s oblation, 66 Shang’s ritual instruments, 261, 313 Shang’s sacrificial activities, 240 Shang’s tortoise shell characters, 34 Shang-tang founder-king, 249, 278 released by the Xia king, 208 King, 149, 156, 224, 262, 364 Shang-tang’s campaign, 85, 208, 217 Shang-tang’s commandments, 122, 278, 571 Shang-tang’s military campaign, 215, 234 Shang-tang’s name, 208, 232, 235 Shang-tang’s prayer, 240 Shang-tang’s promulgation, 208, 219, 407 Shang-tang’s tributes, 14 Shang-tang’s triumphant return, 233 Shang-yan3, 20, 336, 368, 374 Shang-yan3 rebels, 367–68 Shang Yang, 95, 231, 239, 354 Shangyu, 173, 279 Shan Hai Jing, 229, 554 mythical, 24, 54, 137, 219, 250,
399 Da-huang Dong Jing, 199 Da-huang Nan Jing, 135, 190 Hai-nei Dong Jing, 399 Hai-nei Jing, 107 Hai-nei Nan Jing, 141 Legends of Mountains & Seas,
210 Xi Ci San Jing, 399 within-seas, 92, 107, 115, 122,
137, 196 within-seas, 92, 107, 115, 122, 137, 196 Shan-rong barbarians, 350–51, 353–55, 359, 521, 533 Shan-zhu waterfront, 67, 72 Shao Bo, 67, 86, 114, 354 Shao-dian, 96, 109, 111, 115, 117 Shao-hao, 69–70, 76, 80, 90–92, 117–19, 147, 196, 545 Shao-hao-shi, 59, 61, 68, 71-72, 74–76, 82, 91, 118–19, 121–22, 124, 134,
219, 224, 384, 405, 515 Shao-hao-shi Ruins, 186, 366, 483 Shaoliang, 530, 575–76 Shao-shi Wen-jian Lu, by Shao Bowen, 103 Shao Yong, 86, 98, 103, 117, 119–20, 130–32, 149–50, 156, 172, 213–14,
236 Shao Yong’s divination, 131 Shao Yong’s Huang Ji Jing Shi,
103, 132, 150 shells, cowry, 55, 253 Shen1-guo domain, where Zhou King Pingwang sought asylum, 463, 472, 474,
477 Shen1-guo Lord, Ji-chu, 578 Shen3-guo state, 570 Shen-bo zhi zhai, 476–77 Shen-guo count, south Shen-guo, 456 Shen-guo lord, being attacked by the Chu state, 488 Shen-guo state, eliminated by Chu King Wenwang , 508 Shen-nong, 52, 83–84, 86–92, 95–96, 98, 108, 301, 320 Shen-nong Bencao Jing, 168 Shen-nong-shi, 91–92, 95, 102–3, 108, 111, 142, 147, 276, 321 Shen-rong barbarians, 463 Shen Yue, 85, 148, 150, 157–58, 160, 212, 232, 244, 293, 451 Shi1 Fa, 550–51, divination, 550; divination methods, 552; interpretation, 551; shi1-shu, 212, 550–52 Shi2-shi Xing-jing, 126, 159, 292–93 Shi3-guo state, barbarian Shi3 king, 310 Shi3-wang barbarian king not observing the
Sinitic one-king system, 331 King, 330 Shi3-wei2, 64, 209, 252 Shi3-wei2-shi, 64, 169, 247, 494 Shi3-wei2-shi clan, 64, 202, 247 Shi4 Jing, 83, 97, 130, 179, 237, 302, 306–7, 309, 322, 379 Liu Xin’s summary years for the
Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, 98 Shi4-shi Ji Gu, by monk Wu Baozhou, 214 Shi Ben, 75, 92, 109, 272, 371, 460, 475, 482 Shi Ben Di-xi Pian, 81, 83, 87, 114, 272 recompiled post-book-burning,
223 Zuo4 Pian, 189 Shi-bo, 63, 333, 341, 347, 464, 468–69, 485 Shi-bo and Zheng Lord Huan’gong, 341 shi-chen, 353 Shi-chen, 68, 116, 133, 229, 276, 313, 325, 355, 372, 554 Shi-chen and E-bo (Greek equivalent Orion and Hera), 229, 554 Shi-chen Ruins, 553 Shi-fang state, 224 Shi-ji, 110–16, 132–35, 188–91, 215–19, 242–49, 261–65, 291–94, 305–7, 313–16,
361–65, 377–79, 382–86, 404, 443–52, 458–62; see also The Sinitic Civilization-Book II Chu Shi-jia (biographical history of the Chu royal house), 63, 71,
74, 252, 399, 404, 444 Jinn Shi-jia, 461, 531 Kong-zi Shi-jia, 178 Qin Ben-ji (annalistic history of the Qin state), 388 Qi Shi-jia, 316 Soong Wei-zi Shi-jia, 265 Tian-guan Shu (book on asterism), 96 Wu-di Ben-ji (biographical annals on the five thearchs), 122, 219 Wu Tai-bo Shi-jia, 344 Xia Ben-ji, 158, 189 Yin Ben-ji, 122, 215, 219, 223, 267, 272, 299, 491, 571 Zhao Shi-jia, 81, 210, 386, 462 Zhou Ben-ji, 223, 259, 272, 294, 299, 314–16, 319–20, 383, 437,
451, 462 Shi-ji data on Lu Lord Shanggong, 411 Shi-ji Ji-jie, 128, 130–32, 150, 155, 159–60, 173, 204–5, 238, 262, 306–7, 309, 364,
370, 395, 473 Shi-jing, 34, 67, 251–52, 278–79, 294–95, 318–20, 330, 341–42, 366–67, 375–76,
386–87, 448, 452–56, 465–66, 537 Ban (rotating view), 318 Bey Feng, 396, 426, 450, 492 Bi Gong, 274, 276, 324, 537 Cai3 Shu, 548 Er Zi Tong Zhou, 504 Gan Tang (umbrageous sweet pear), 375 Haan Yi, 278, 280, 333, 448, 453 Huang Niao (yellow bird), 572 Huang Yi, 166, 173, 259, 279, 294–95 Jiang1-nan of Da Ya, 455 Jiu Fei (eagle flying), 548 Juan A in Da Ya (feng
huang yu fei), 516 Liu Yue (June), 466 Mao-gong’s school, 34, 213 Pan4-gong, 537 Shang1 Song, 11, 209, 225, 251, 285, 400, 488 Shao-nan, 311, 319, 375–76 Song Gao, 456 Wang Feng, 473 Wen-wang You Sheng, 2, 67 Xiao Ya, 455, 526, 577 Xia Wu (commending Marquis Ying1-hou’s feats), 465 Yin Wu in Shang1 Song,
251 Yong Feng, 99 Zheng-yue, 466 Zhou Song4, 318, 579 Shi-jing poems, 76, 120, 367, 454, 545 Shi-ji’s interpretation of Shang-shu,
133 Shi-ji Suo-yin, 140, 159–60, 193, 257, 382 by Sima Zhen, 149, 158, 240, 382 Shi-ji Yin-yi, 130, 132, 173 Shi-ji Zheng-yi, 78, 140, 159, 173, 193, 238, 250, 281, 476, 501 Shimao Culture, 51, 53, 418 Shimao site, 51 Shimen summit (720 B.C.), 488 Shi-tong, historiography, 141, 176, 213, 242, 256 Shi Yi4 (ten wings of commentary books on the Book of Changes), 361 Shi-yi Ji, by Wang Jia, 136, 161 Shi-zhou Pian, 81 Shi-zi, 41, 113–14, 205 Shi Zi, 113, 205, 217, 239, 264, 314, 316, 324–25, 412 Shouqiu, 35, 66, 109, 169, 291, 407, 411 Shouzhi Summit, 505, 532 Shuang-jiu-shi, 76, 119 Shu-guo, 54, 230, 316, 444, 520 dynasties, 54 kingdom, 54 Shu-guo, King Duyu, 331 Shu-guo King Duyu’s kingdom, 54 Shu-guo state, 55, 142, 398 Shui Jing Zhu, 55, 67, 107, 139, 149, 158–60, 197, 210, 218, 228, 240, 254, 382, 460 Shu-kui, 547, 554 Shun, Lord, 9, 57–58, 66, 85, 92, 120–21, 134, 137–42, 145, 151–53, 156,
165, 176, 243–44, 320 Shuo Wen, 169 Shuo Yuan, 146, 208, 290 Shu-shi state, 576 Shu-wang Ben-ji, 54, 398 Shu-yu, 102, 229, 294, 325, 337–38, 371–74, 546, 554 Shu-zi-ping, Qun-shu1 states’ lord, 576 sidereal effects, 380–81 Sifen-li calendar, 157, 181, 325 silk manuscripts, 77–78, 100 Silk Manuscripts, Mawangdui, 83, 552 Sima Qian, 43, 63, 67, 100, 139, 145, 199, 287–88, 301, 396, 484, 511 Sima Qian’s Five Thearchs, 80 Sinitic China, 67, 69, 73–74, 78, 105, 107, 114, 118, 121, 173, 287–88,
357, 398, 400–402, 410 mundane, 143–44, 288 Sinitic Civilization, 31, 43, 45, 131, 160, 218, 348 Sinitic exiles, 37–38, 153, 330–31 Sinitic heartland, 68, 75, 105, 152 Sinitic hinterland, 254 Sinitic language characterset, 37 Sino-Tibetans, 39–40, 42, 48, 51, 63–64, 66, 68, 99, 104–6, 112–13, 146,
341, 347 Si-shui River, 165, 315, 370, 562 Si-surnamed Gu4 states, 209 Si-surnamed Kunwu-shi, 209 Si-surnamed Zeng1-guo state, 476 Si-yue, 70, 73, 78, 107, 141, 274, 403, 474, 494 Si-yue (four mountains’ oblation minister), 461 Si-yue-guo fief, 73, 78 Small Seal Script, 37 Soong ancestor, Wei-zhong, 267, 336 Soong Duke, Wei-zi, 547 Soong-huan-gong-furen, 507 Soong-hua-zi, 542 Soong Jun, 90 Soong King, Kangwang, 386 Soong King, Yan, 386 Soong lords, 336, 486, 488, 492–93, 495, 497, 503, 510–11, 522, 540,
542–47, 555, 580 Chenggong, 546, 559, 570,
573–74, 580 Daigong, 336, 483, 497 Huan’gong, 251, 507, 512–13,
519, 524–25, 533 Huigong, 336, 459 Mugong, 488, 497 Pinggong, 185 Soong-cheng-gong, 573 Soong-feihou-gong, 573 Soong-huan-gong, 510 Soong-Mu-gong, 497 Wen’gong, 580 Wugong, 336 Xianggong, 267, 336, 533, 540,
542, 544–47, 580 Xigong, 336, 451 Xuan’gong, 497 Zhaogong, 573–75, 580 Zhaogong (Soong-zhao-gong), 573 Zhaogong (Zi Chujiu), 580 Zhuanggong, 497, 503, 512 Soong ministers Gong-sun-Gu, 561 Hua-du, 497, 510, 578 Hua Yuan, 583 Men-yin-ban, 558 Nan’gong-Changwan, 508, 510 Shi-rong, 560 ‘si cheng’ Dang-yi-zhu, 580 Xiao-shu, 516 Yue Lv, 583 Zhen-zhuang-zi, 560 Soong princes Gong-zi-Bao, 580 Gong-zi-Feng, 492 Mu-gongzi-feng, 497 Uncle Xiao-shu-Da-xing, 510 Zi-you, 510 Soong Shu, 85, 150, 157–58, 160, 176, 204, 212, 238, 259, 325 Fu Rui Zhi (symbols/talisman) by Shen Yue, 157, 160, 176, 212 Soong state, 115, 118, 267, 486, 488, 495, 497, 503, 505, 510, 540, 542,
557–58, 580, 582 Soong Yuan (Han dynasty minister), 36 sophistry, 10, 26, 82, 89, 93, 106, 113, 145, 300–301, 311, 437, 520 sophistry books, 19, 139–40, 166, 169, 215, 217, 232, 234–35, 258,
261–62, 265, 289–91, 527, 530, 541 late Warring States, 200, 569 sorcerer, 10, 73, 99, 116, 231, 245, 250, 264, 292, 332, 368, 416, 437,
499, 520 sorcerer Bu-tu-fu, 538 sorcerer Bu-yan, 111, 529, 555 sorcerer Cai-mo, 74, 405, 549 sorcerer Dong Yin, 553 sorcerers Shi-zhao, Shi-mo, and Shi-gui, 118 sorcerer Zhu-tuo, 374 sortition, 284, 550, 552 southern barbarians, 59, 64, 72, 99, 136, 146, 206, 286, 297, 343, 382,
455, 465, 477, 557 southern Bo city, 503 Southern Huns, 348, 410 southern Yan state, 353–54, 521 South River, 51, 280, 417–18 South Yan, 351 South Yan Lord, Count Yan-bo Zhong-wen, 515, 536 South Yan state, 460 South Yan State, ancestor Bo-shu, 333, 536 sovereigns, 80–81, 87–91, 100, 117, 240, 307, 381, 478 mythical, 88 non-human, 89 sovereigns & thearchs, 88 sovereign thearchs, five, 116, 143, 287, 563 spatial concept, 41 Spring and Autumn, 217, 238, 337, 340, 343, 361, 480, 488, 492, 516, 524;
see also The Sinitic Civilization-Book II,
Chapter XXIV: The Eastern Zhou Chronological History Continued spring equinox, 125 spring equinox/summer solstice, 189 square cauldrons, 246, 253 stalk divination, si-ying (four
operations), 550 stalk divination practice, 549 stalk divination rules, 550 stalk numbers, 550, 552 assigned, 552 stalks, 284, 520, 550, 552 stallions, 289, 417, 431, 433, 435, 481, 529, 531 stars, 81, 125–26, 128, 187, 189, 191, 291, 293, 323–25, 355, 378,
380–81, 531, 553–54, 567 dragon tail, 531 meridian, 125–27 river drum, 127 xuan yuan dragon-line, 110, 381 Zi-wei Purple Forbidden Enclosure, 149, 159, 240, 379–80 Tian-shi Heavenly Street Enclosure, 292 Tai-wei Supreme Forbidden Enclosure, 292 states, 69–70, 118–19, 294–97, 328–29, 340, 366–67, 468–70, 476–77,
479–80, 485–86, 488–92, 532–33, 541–46, 563–65, 571 belligerent, 401, 480 brotherly, 328, 334–35 buffer, 287 Dong Xia (eastern Xia), 226 feudatory, 207, 396, 438, 464 fish totem, 579 Han-yang (south of the Han-shui
River), 477 hegemony, 580 independent vassalage, 335 marginalized, 82 marquisate, 252 non-Xia, 186, 321 ordained, 456 Qu Xia (regional Xia states), 170,
279 quasi-barbarian, 436 satellite, 390 vassal, 69, 76, 230, 479–80 wind-surnamed, 82 Zhu-hua (various Hua states),
59, 170, 564 Zhu-xia (various Xia states),
171, 564 stem-branch dates, 252, 314 60-day, 312 stem-branch years, 157, 180, 211, 365 stone monuments, 35–37, 158, 406 stories, 26, 99–100, 106–7, 135–36, 152–53, 190, 196, 198–201, 226–29,
271–72, 276–77, 289–91, 436–37, 456–57, 511 anti-Confucian-morality, 155 anti-history, 153, 243 chicken-egg, 142 discrete, 437 elephant, 225 orchid, 273 sensational, 96, 351, 353, 468,
472, 485, 505, 530 trivial, 200 usurpation, 153, 156, 244 Su-guo state, 566 Sui4-guo state, 514 Sui-di land, 339, 490–91 Sui-guo, 379, 383, 464, 468, 477, 490, 499–500, 507, 543 Sui-guo minister Ji-liang, 499–500 Sui-guo state, 22, 68, 340, 379, 477, 490, 500, 517, 544 Sui-hou, Marquis, 500 Sui-ren, 77, 87–91, 93, 189 Sui-ren-shi, 91, 93, 147 Sui-shui River, 542 summary reign years, 98, 149–50, 192, 198, 200, 203, 213, 378 summary years, 98, 128–32, 148, 150, 167, 179, 204–5, 213, 236, 238, 248,
262–63, 308–9, 363, 370 cumulative, 205 exact, 131, 150, 214 fallacious, 259 purported, 132, 370 summer solstice, 57, 125, 191, 225, 299 summit, 471, 488, 493, 496–97, 503, 505, 509–11, 513, 525, 532, 537,
543–44, 561, 570, 580–81 diplomatic, 23, 147, 351–52,
513, 516, 542 truce, 493 Yue king’s hegemony competition,
346 sun-birds, 8, 53, 56, 201, 399 three-leg, 45 sun eclipse, 33, 187–89, 203, 293, 361, 379–80, 440–41, 466, 470–71, 488,
516–17, 521, 579 525 B.C., 188 total, 258–59 sun eclipse between spring equinox and summer solstice, 189 sun eclipse record, purported, 187 sun-moon like Siamese, 85, 156, 325 Sun Zi, 77 supported Zhou King Pingwang, 300, 475, 481 Supreme Forbidden Star’s Palace, 381 Sushen-shi, 143, 352, 371, 395 Su-shui River, 216 synodic periods, 167, 292, 362, 380 systems ancestor worship, 31 ancient court-to-court courier,
38, 347 concubine inheritance, 58, 218 diplomatic postal, 489 one-king Sinitic, 186 women-tagged surname, 123 syzygy, 33, 129, 308–9, 383, 385, 394, 396, 421, 427, 429, 431, 470, 488,
567 anchor dates, 429 syzygy calendar and astral phenomena, 307, 312, 364–65, 376, 394, 396 syzygy dates’ matching, 308 syzygy days, 132, 168, 308, 385, 428, 430, 434 actual, 434 anchor, 431–34 correct, 430, 434 exact, 429 fully-corroborated anchor, 385,
427 leap month June, 430 meng-tong, 437 T tadpole scripts, 36, 406 Tai-bo (Zhou King Wenwang’s elder uncle), 178, 283, 324, 344, 346, 422 Tai-bo ancestor Elder Uncle, 346 descendants of, 146, 344 Tai-bo lineage, 344 Taichen, 469 Taichu-li calendar, 97, 157, 179, 181, 325 Tai-dai (a Jin-tian-shi descendant, and a river god), 68, 273 Tai-gong (Zhou-tai-gong, and Zhou King Wenwang’s father), 290 Tai-gong-wang4, 290 Tai-guo (a Ji-surnamed country carrying the same name as river god
Tai-dai), 123, 273, 275, 279, 295, 340 Tai-hao, 67–70, 76–77, 81–84, 90–93, 297; also see Fu-xi with ‘feng’ (wind/phoenix)
surname, 118 five azimuth gods of, 80, 91 real person, 83 wind-surnamed, 57 Tai-hao descendants, 118 Tai-hao descendant states, 68 Tai-hao lineage, 82 Tai-hao reverence, pre-Yan-di thearch, 119 Tai-hao Ruins, 75, 82, 142, 469 Tai-hao-shi, 59, 61, 68, 74, 82, 91, 118, 134, 224 Tai-hao-shi dynasty, 69, 118 Tai-hao-shi’s clan name, 123, 275 Tai-hao-shi’s Feng, 67 Tai-jia, 230, 236–37, 242–45, 304 execution of Yi Yin in revenge,
153, 243 Tai-jiang, 102, 283, 328 Tai-jiang woman, 284 Tai-ping Yu Lan, 176–77, 196, 198, 201, 204–5, 207, 213, 239, 243, 245,
254–56, 380, 388, 393–95, 444 tai-qiu (grand hill temple of the Soong state), 336 Tai-ren, 283, 328 Tai-ren woman, 284 Taishan, 62, 65, 84–86, 88, 90, 93, 195, 218, 224, 311, 366, 374, 494,
562 oblation for earth, 90 Taishan Huang, personified mountain overlord, 84–85, 88, 494 Taishan Mountain, 494 Taishan veneration, 493 tai shi (chronicler), 582 tai-shi1 (grand tutor), 261, 313 Tai-si, 231, 283–84, 328, 527 Tai-si woman, 284 tai sui (the grand duke iplanet), 314, 324 Taiwan aboriginals, 46 Taiwei-yuan, 292 Tai-yi (grand one), 77, 381 Tai-yi Sheng Shui, 88 Tai-yi, dong huang (eastern [sun] god), 88 Taiyuan, 169, 183, 227, 261, 349, 356, 359–60, 414, 495 Tai-yuan, 348–49, 386, 391, 393, 454–55, 461, 463 Tai-yuan campaign, 454–55 Tai-yuan-zhi-rong barbarians, 213, 444, 455, 461 Tan2-guo state, 509 Tang-bo (Uncle Shu-yu, Uncle Tang-shu), 338 Tang-guo, 166, 337, 371–73, 464, 468, 477 fief, 266, 539, 547 land, 134, 229, 373, 553 state, 68, 165, 340, 371, 379,
477, 576 Tang Lan, 212 Tang-shu, 102, 133, 166, 229, 236, 285, 294, 372–73, 410, 530, 546 Uncle Tang’s state, 116, 276,
476 Tan-guo state, 69 Tang-Yu Zhi Dao (the sage-kings’ way), 134 Tan-zi, 69–70, 224 Tao Hongjing (Southern Liang Dynasty Taoist), 176, 179, 183, 302 Taosi, 49, 52, 57, 113, 171, 299 Taosi Excavation, 48, 58, 299 Taosi Ruins, 51–52, 57, 133, 168, 217 Tao-tang-shi, 64, 66, 116, 120, 133–34, 151, 169, 185, 225, 229, 292,
337–38, 355, 372–73 Tao-tang-shi dynasty, 57 Tao-tang-shi reign, 57, 120 Tao-tie, 72 Tao-wu, 148, 232, 480, 527, 582 tattoos, 146, 178 telepathy, heaven-human, 119, 273 temperature, 51, 398 Teng-guo Lord (Marquis Teng-hou), 495 Teng-guo Lord, Teng-ding-gong, 198 Teng-guo ministers, 198 Teng-guo state, 198, 495 terminology, 70, 76, 85, 88, 209, 219, 345, 355, 379, 389, 398, 416, 419,
470, 475 epochal calendar, 297 moon phase, 311 tetrasyllabic, 1 thearchs, 65, 67–69, 82–83, 86, 88–90, 92, 95, 98, 102–3, 110–11, 115–16,
121–22, 130–31, 147–49, 156–57 five, 77, 80, 84, 87–90, 100,
115–17, 140, 147–48, 155–58, 182, 272, 321 Three Sovereigns, fuzzy concept, 84, 88 thunder, 3, 20–23, 139–40, 148, 284, 374, 420, 433, 582 Tian Changwu, 47–48, 66, 175 Tianshi-yuan (heavenly street enclosure), 292 Tianshui (heavenly water), 359, 398, 443, 484 Tian Wen (asking heaven), 26, 66, 73–74, 78, 80–81, 122, 140, 178,
182–84, 194, 206–7, 227–28, 394, 401, 517 Tiao-rong and Ben-rong barbarians, 458, 462 tian-wang (heavenly king), 318 Tibetan ancestors, 61 Tibetans, 59, 61, 107, 571 time reckoning system, 128 titles, 68–70, 84, 86, 91, 118, 133, 256–57, 261, 266–67, 278–81, 319–21,
330–32, 335–36, 448–49, 453 complimentary, 330 emblazonment, 443 feudal, 327 hereditary, 133, 390, 410 honorary, 332, 517, 560 imperial-grandiose, 276 king’s, 298, 369, 386, 443 marquis-count, 517 marquisdom, 337 rankings of duke, marquis,
marquis-count, count, viscount, baron, 330 regnal, 494 shao-shi1, 313 tombs ancient Pengyang/Jiangxian, 43,
348 prime minister Lv Buwei’s, 36 Tong Dian, 252, 278, 359, 449 Tong Jian Wai-ji, 89, 201, 238, 254, 256, 394–95 travelogue, 105, 244, 413, 419, 426–27, 429, 434, 436, 438 treasured sacrificial cauldron, 338 trigram, 64 trigrams, 21, 68, 82–84, 148, 265, 284, 289, 374, 401, 499, 523, 538,
549–51, 553 trinity characteristics, 38 Tu-fang, a Shang Dynasty rival, 253 Tu-shan Mountain, 177, 435 Tu-shan-nv woman, 487 Tu-shan-shi, 78, 172, 177, 392, 548 legendary nine-fox-tail woman,
63 twenty-eight lunar lodges on the lacquer case from Marquis Zhng1-hou’s
tomb, 500 U universe, 1, 3, 26–27, 41, 79, 98, 100, 258, 291, 361, 550 usurpation, 54, 151–53, 155, 159, 183, 193, 243, 248, 311, 386, 499, 516,
541, 570 V virtues (‘de’), 239, 243, 318, 324, 343, 368, 387, 520; also see ways Viscount Bai-di-zi, 566 Viscount Ba-zi, 500 Viscount Chu-zi, 342, 379, 444–45, 449, 451, 459, 461, 483 Viscount Jih4-zi, 488 Viscount Ju3-zi, 488, 494 Viscount Jun1-zi, 575 Viscount Kui2-zi, 74, 341, 343, 557 Viscount Liu-zi, 319 Viscount Li-zi, 520 Viscount Luhun-zi, 357 viscount Lu-zi, 521 Viscount Shen3-zi, 578 Viscount Su-zi, 230, 264, 330, 515, 535, 566 Viscount Tan2-zi, 509 Viscount Tan-zi, 69, 108, 118–19, 124, 515 Viscount Teng-zi, 513 Viscount Wen-zi, Su-surnamed, 515 Viscount Wuzhong-zi, 183, 333, 356 Viscount Wuzhong-zi (Jiafu), 170, 186, 356, 359 Viscount Xu2-zi, 390 Viscount Xuan-zi, 532 Viscount Yun-zi, 106, 519 Viscount Zeng-zi, 542 Viscount Zhu-zi, 519 Viscount Zi1-zi, 447 W Wang Bi, 552 Wangchenggang site, 177 Wang Chong, 21, 34, 101, 103, 146, 274, 374 Wang Guowei, 171–72, 201, 204, 212, 223–24, 260, 263, 308, 322, 345, 364,
366–67, 440, 446, 458 approach with moon phase
interpretation, 439 Wang-hai, 15–16, 50, 198–99, 224, 226–28, 242 Wang-hai and Wang-heng brothers, 16 Wang-hai’s lascivious activities, 228 Wang-heng, 15–16, 228 Wangjiatai, 72, 190–91, 272, 379, 384, 420, 426, 435, 551, 556 bamboo divination texts, 410 bamboo slips, 81, 92 bamboo texts, 201 divination bamboo slips, 141,
190, 384 scripts, 3, 96, 551 wang-ren (nobles), 344, 377, 467 Wang Su, 406 Wang-wu-shan mountain, 520 Wang-yao, 515 Wang Yi4, 1–2, 20, 22, 27, 182, 194, 227–28 Wang Yirong, oracle bone collector, 249 Wang Zhonghan, 59–60, 65, 170, 196, 224, 235 Warring States, 65–66, 94–95, 99–100, 147, 151–54, 210–11, 215–17,
223–24, 226–27, 232–33, 237–38, 290–93, 310–11, 314–15, 479; see also The Sinitic Civilization-Book II,
Chapter XXV Warring States terminology, 187, 414 water irrigation minister, 68, 273 ways (‘dao’), Heaven’s constant, 417; five constant, 93, 110, 187; also see virtues Wei3-shui River, 435 Wei ancestors, 120 Bi-wan, 340, 528, 530 Wei Chu-Hsien, 46, 53, 67, 165–66, 175, 225, 265–66 Wei-guo, 123, 273, 275, 279, 295, 317, 340 Wei-he River, 271, 281, 464 Wei kings, 153, 244 Anliwang, 154 Huiwang, 340 Xiangwang, 3, 141, 153–55, 205,
210, 244, 292, 298, 389, 399, 410, 415, 425, 478, 481 Wei Lord, 154, 213 Wei Lord Wen’gong, 533 Wei Marquis, 216, 508, 564 Wei Marquis Wenhou, 334, 340 Wei Marquis Wuhou, 105, 215, 264, 334, 483, 564 Wei-shi clan, 317, 439, 496 Wei-shui River, 56, 256, 279, 281, 284, 286–87, 290, 357–59, 386, 391,
439, 442, 529, 534, 579 Wei state, 41, 43, 157, 170, 179, 216, 228, 263, 360, 363, 380, 434, 437,
482, 491; see also The Sinitic
Civilization-Book II, Chapter XXV: The Warring States Time Period of the
Eastern Zhou Dynasty Wei suffixed forgeries, seven categories, 93 wei suffixed forgery series, 98, 128, 131, 150, 205, 214 Wei Zhao, 240, 342, 345, 355, 408, 452, 461, 474, 549–50 Wen-jiang, 496, 505, 509 Wen state, 233, 264, 515 Wen Xuan, by Zhaoming-tai-zi, 205, 242–43, 389, 394, 408 Wen Yiduo, 8–10, 14, 23, 27, 72, 99, 189, 194, 379 western Bo city, 231 Western Corridor, 54, 59, 260, 297, 333, 357–58, 393, 423–24, 502 Western-equivalent astrology concepts, 318 Western Han-Shui River, 397–98, 484 Western Qiangs, 59, 61, 104, 145, 169, 251, 277, 455, 571 western queen mother, 7, 13, 184, 246, 385, 388–89, 394, 425–27 actually meaning a western old
woman, 389, 410 Western Queen Mother, non-human, 393, 414; see also The Sinitic Civilization-Book II, Chapter XXXVI western queen mother, songs, 426 Western Rong, 59, 64, 72, 145, 169, 246, 253–54, 280–81, 329, 432,
442–43, 449, 453, 455, 569–71 western Rong barbarians, 441–42, 448–49 Western Shen-guo state, 474 western territories, books on its geography, 210 Western Yellow River Bend, 42, 60, 105, 114, 172, 219, 260, 294, 297,
348, 418, 423–24 western Yi barbarians, 461, 471 western Yu, 354, 531 Western Zhou Dynasty’s demise, 473 West Guo-guo state, 461 West Yellow River Bend, 172, 393, 410, 424 Wey ancestors Uncle Kang-shu, 369, 374, 547 Wang-sun-Mou, 329, 336, 343, 464 Wey-kang-shu, 311, 329 Wey Count Kang-bo, 329, 344, 464 Wey lords, 329, 336, 352, 450, 464, 493, 523–24, 547, 555, 558, 560–61,
563 Chenggong, 557, 560–63, 568, 570 Daigong, 524–25 Huan’gong, 486, 488 Huigong, 504, 507, 513, 524 Kang-shu, 450, 563 Qinghou, 335 Wen’gong, 336, 524–25, 541–42,
547, 557, 561–62 Wey-wen-gong, 507 Wugong, 336, 450, 459, 475 Xuan’gong, 492, 504, 507, 525 Yigong, 336, 524 Zhuanggong, 400, 486, 488, 492 Wey Lord Qinghou bribed Zhou King Yi2wang, 335 Wey lord’s attacking Handan-wu at Hanshi, 436, 468 Wey Lord Wen’gong/Ji Qifang/Ji Pijiang, known as Kaifang in the sophistry
books, 507, 525 Wey Lord Yigong killed by the Chang-di barbarians, 351, 523–24 Wey marquis, 450, 477, 481, 502–3, 511, 524, 555, 559 Lihou, 459 Wey ministers, 351, 555, 558, 562 Biao-nei, 277 Kong Da, 575, 580 Kong Da (Uncle Kong-zhuang-shu),
568 Ning Gui, 507 Ning-wu-zi, 560, 563 Ning-zhuang-zi, 524, 547, 557 Qu-bo-yu, 450 Sun-lin-fu, 450 Yuan Xuan, 560 Zhou-chun, 562 Zhu-tuo, 319 Wey princes, 450, 505, 507 Gong-zi-Jinn, 492 Ji2, 504, 507 Ji Zhouxu, 488, 492 Shu-wu, 560 Wey-zhao-bo, 507, 524–25 Zhouxu, 488 Zi-yi, 562 Wey state, 335–36, 350–51, 368–69, 449–50, 487–88, 492, 503–5, 507,
524–25, 534–36, 541, 544, 554–55, 561, 563 wheat, 47, 53, 99, 182, 223, 371, 421–22, 489, 582 whirlwinds, 20–21, 184, 374, 447, 565 White Thearch, 384 wind east, 77, 80, 92, 190 fumigating, 5 percolating, 1 xie-feng, 138 wind gods, 80, 135, 138, 190, 223 wind/phoenix Yi, 118 wind surname, 68, 119 wind-surnamed states, 82 winter sacrifice, 102–3, 295, 530 winter solstice, 97, 125–29, 189, 191, 225, 237, 304, 308, 376, 421, 567 Wu ancestor, Zhou-zhang, 344 Wu-cheng, 129, 167, 212, 219, 236, 261, 300, 302–5, 307–9, 312, 314, 319, 325,
363–64, 407 Wu-cheng’s moon phases and stem and branch dates, 314 Wu-geng (Shang King Zhouwang’s son), 266–67, 335, 366 Wu-hui, 8–9, 14, 26, 74, 321, 341, 404 Wu-huo, 8 Wu-jing Ran-Fou Lun, 397 Wu-jing Shu1-yi, by Liu Xuan, 286, 406 Wu Jing Zheng-yi, 213 Wu King Fu-chai, 195, 346 Wu King Gou-jian, 346 Wu King He-lu, 546 Wu King Shou-meng, 22, 451 Wu Qi3, 105, 215–16, 264, 376, 483, 564 Wu state, 344–46, 378, 422, 460, 467 Wu State, 23–24, 195, 314, 344, 346, 352, 355, 436, 451, 483, 517 Wu state, ancient, 146 Wu Weiye, 478–79 Wu-xing Zhan (divination on five planets), 93, 292–93, 380–81 Wu Yue Chun-qiu, 72 Wu Zang San Jing, 169 Wuzhong barbarians, 186, 356 Wei Jiang’s peace offer 569
B.C., 186 Wuzhong state, 170, 186, 333, 349, 356, 359 X Xia, ‘dong-xia’ (eastern Xia nations), 226;‘qu-xia’ (regional/minor Xia),
170; ‘kuang-xia’ (grandiose Xia), 234; ‘shi-xia’ (prevalent Xia), 385 Xia ancestor, Gun, 568 Xia calendar, 81, 147, 155, 175, 179, 187, 421, 448, 466, 470–71, 474,
488 archaic, 471 Xia capital city, 183, 207, 224, 232–34 Xia Dynasty, 66, 128–32, 153–56, 165, 167–68, 170–75, 177–81, 184–88,
191–92, 205–6, 209–11, 214–19, 236–40, 276–77, 279–80 Xia Dynasty Count Da-peng, 74, 209, 341 Xia Dynasty Count Shi3-wei2, 63, 347 Xia dynasty kings, 100, 145, 174, 188, 232 Xia dynasty’s lunar calendar, 424 Xia dynasty’s Xia-li calendar,
97, 191 Xia dynasty usurper Hou-yi, 13 Xia-hou-shi, 66–67, 108, 116, 142–44, 166, 179, 201, 224, 278, 320,
562–63 Xiajiadian Culture, 41 Xia Kings, 25, 130–31, 165–66, 174–75, 180–83, 188, 192, 196, 198,
200–203, 205–9, 211, 215–16, 233–35, 563 Buxiang, 149, 198–200, 259 Di-mang, 198, 200, 259 Fa, 202 Gao, 202, 216, 296, 564 Hou-fen, 198, 200, 259 Hou-mang, 198, 200, 259 Hou-xie, 252 Hui, 197–98 Jie, 14–16, 179–80, 202–3,
205–11, 215–18, 231, 233–34, 236, 257, 262, 264, 298, 300, 469, 471 Jie’s campaign against Min-shan,
207 Jin, 200–201 Jiong, 198, 200 Kong-jia, 64, 169, 200–202 Mang, 198, 283 Qi3, 12, 25, 78, 155, 157, 173–77,
179–83, 435, 480 Qi3 (Kai), 137, 153, 259, 370,
384, 434 Shaokang, 146, 165, 178, 194–96,
346 Shao-kang, 14, 50, 57, 121,
194–96, 203, 293 Taikang, 174, 180, 182–83,
185–86, 232, 252, 280, 408 Taikang and the turmoil of five
brothers, 185 Xiang, 174, 187, 192–94, 203–4 Xie, 50, 198–99, 227–28, 251 Yin-jia, 201 Zhongkang, 129, 187–89, 192, 211 Zhu, 196Xia king and queen’s
exile, 234 Xia King Jie’s demise, 14 Xia King Jie’s rule, 149, 200, 260 Xia King Qi3, 167, 180 Xia King Qi3 (Kai)Kai, 145 Xia King Qi3’s five sons explained by Chu minister Shi4-men2, 182 Xia king’s capital city, 232, 235 Xia king’s indulgence in hunting, 184 Xia King Xiang’s oblation, 563 Xia-li calendar, 179 Xia lords, 68, 82, 208, 229, 372, 470, 563 Xia lunar calendar, 374, 430 Xia ministers, 81, 233 Guan-long-pang, 211, 234 Guan Longpang, 211 Mi, 14, 194 Zhong-gu, 210, 233 Xianbei barbarians, 341–42 Xiang-di summit (634 B.C.), 557 Xiang-guo state, 488, 555 Xiangling truce meeting (278 B.C.), 142, 494 Xianyu barbarians, 334, 342 Xian-yun barbarians, 67, 123, 267, 275, 358, 449, 454, 468, 577 Xianyu state, 342 Xiao’er debacle, 565 Xiao-guo-guo (Guo-guo Minor, a Qiangic fief on the former Western Guo-guo
land), 501, 504 Xiao-jing (Book of Filial Piety), 93 Xiao-jing Gou Ming Jue, 93, 205 Xiao-jing Wei, 205 Xiao-rong-zi, 358, 519, 530–31; also
see Da-rong-Hu-ji Xiaoshan Mountain, 216, 564 Xiao-tang Ji-gu Lu, by Wang Qiu of the Soong dynasty, 450 Xia palaces, 50, 171, 208 Xia people’s domain, 172, 280 Xia people’s origin, 173 Xia Ruins, 34, 278, 337, 344, 372 Xia settlements, 170 Xia-Shang-Zhou gap reign, 255, 294, 446 Xia-Shang-Zhou Gap Year Project, 252 Xia-she temple, 239 Xia throne, usurped by You-qiong-shi and Han-zhuo, 183 Xiawu (Xia temple), 333 Xia Xiao-zheng ( Xia minor administration/calendar), 191 Xia-yi land, 195 Xie-guo state, 456 Xi-gui, 517 Xi-gui (Wen-furen, Xi-furen), 510, 512 Xi-guo Lord Kanggong, 294 Xi-guo marquis, 508, 510 Xi-guo Marquis Xi-hou, 510 Xi-guo state, 294, 379, 496, 508, 510, 512, 517, 559 Xi-he, 180, 200–201, 278, 350, 354, 358, 423, 534 Xi-he2, 77, 80–81, 135, 187–91, 297, 404 solar charioteer, 6 Xi-hou, the Xi-guo marquis who requested the Chu king to avenge on the
Cai-guo marquis, 496, 510, 512 Xi-luo-Gui-rong barbarians, 256, 286 xin, dynasty historian liu, 132, 379, 448 Xincheng summit (613 B.C.), 579 Xin Dynasty, 239 Xing-guo, barbarians attacking, 525 Xing-guo lord, 525 Xing-guo minister, 555 Xing-guo state, 350–51, 490, 492, 522, 525, 542, 544, 555, 561 Xing-hou, a Jinn marquis taking Yong-zi’s daughter-bride and bribes,
571–72 Xi Nian (lineage annals), 481 Xin Tang Shu, 61, 129–30, 136, 168, 211–13, 304, 362 Xinzheng, 31, 108–9, 468 Xiong-shi clan, 252 Xiong-ying-zu, 366–67 Xi-rong, 64, 72, 169, 251, 279, 281, 285, 329, 342, 359, 390, 442, 445,
449, 569–70 Xi-rong & Rong-di, 271 Xi-rong & Xi-qiang, 64 Xi-rong barbarians, 258, 359, 443, 449, 453, 455, 470, 484, 570–71 Xi-rong king, 331, 570 Xi-rong lord, 267 Xi-rong state, 359, 569, 571 Xi-shui River, 61, 332, 482 Xi-wang-mu (queen mother, old woman), 329–30, 410 Xi Wang Mu (western queen mother), 80, 190, 329, 386, 388–89, 410, 426 Xi-zheng, 388–90, 393–94, 440, 442, 467, 501–2 Xizhi, 329, 401, 432 Xu2-yan state, 390 Xu2-fang state, 387 Xu2-guo, 171, 247, 366, 382, 477, 537 Xu2-guo King, Xu2-yan-wang, 386, 388, 390 Xu2-guo Lord, 257, 532 Xigong, 257, 532 Xu2-guo state, 166, 171, 219, 277, 330, 369, 382, 386–88, 455, 477, 516,
537, 541 Xu2-guo viscount, 387 Xu2 King, Ju-wang, 386 Xu2-rong barbarians, 324, 368, 386, 390, 455 Xu2-yi barbarians, 166, 565 Xu3-guo ancestors, 474, 496 Xu3-guo Lord Mugong, 507, 513, 524, 526 Xu3-guo Lord, Uncle Xu-wen-shu, 494 Xu3-guo Lord Wen’gong, 472 Xu3-guo Lord Zhuanggong, 496 Xu3-guo state, 207, 257, 435, 456, 495–96, 504, 518, 532, 538, 544, 561,
574–75, 577, 579 Xu3-mu-furen, 507, 524 Xuan-jiang, 492, 504–5, 507, 509, 524–25 Xuan-wu, northern snake-tortoise quarter of the sky, 323 Xuan-yuan-shi, 52, 91, 147 Xue-guo Lord, Marquis Xue-hou, 495 Xue-guo state, 75, 233, 495 Xue-hou, Marquis, 495 Xue people’s ancestors, 233 Xun-guo Lord, Uncle Xun-shu, 490 Xun-guo state, 378 Xun-hou, Zhou Marquis, 491 Xun-yu barbarians, 111, 113, 280, 282, 287 Xun-zi, 41, 187, 315, 402, 511 Xun Zi, 71, 77, 171, 217, 237, 264, 289–90, 314–16, 324–25, 328, 335, 402, 452,
543, 546 Zheng Lun, 77 Xun-zi’s citation of Shang-shu, 187 Xuqu ( feng-surnamed), 119, 544 Xu-tian field, 311, 461, 493–94 Xu-tian land swap, 496 Xu Xusheng, 545 Xu-yan-wang, King, 343 Xu Zheng, 100 Xu Zhongshu, 227, 230, 232, 250–51, 253, 274, 282, 296, 319, 329, 334–35,
344, 354, 356, 535, 584 Xu Zhuoyun, 102, 273, 279, 283, 286, 316 Y Yan1-di place, 366, 487 Yan3-guo marquis, 366 Yan3-guo state, 366–67 Yan3-surnamed descendant states of justice minister Gaoyao, 178 Yan-di, 59, 63, 69–71, 73, 75, 84, 86, 88–91, 93, 95–96, 102–4, 106–11,
117–18 Yandi, ancient Jiang-surnamed, 229, 372, 537 Yan-di & Huang-di, 106 Yan-di Dynasty, 106, 111 Yang2-fang state, 254 Yangchang, 215–16, 564 Yangchang Mountain, 216, 564 Yangcheng, 126, 133, 139, 173–74, 176, 183, 218 Yangdi, 145, 173, 208, 373 Yangfan, 332, 456, 556 Yangju-rong barbarians, 359 Yang Kuan, 309, 463 Yangshao, 34, 43, 45, 56 Yangshao and Longshan excavations, 58 Yangshao Culture, 41, 46–49, 66 Yangshao-type sites, 53 Yangshao Village in Mianchi County of Henan, 45 Yang-shui River, 96, 422 Yangtze Delta, 53, 59, 139–40, 146, 166, 175, 178, 283, 344, 399, 528 Yangtze River, 2, 9, 31, 40, 43, 45, 52, 112, 121–22, 145, 152, 344, 377,
389, 398–99 lower, 31, 40, 43, 45, 52, 152,
375, 377, 399 upper, 2, 142 Yangtze River’s origin, 400 Yang Ximei, 99, 184 Yangxu-zhi-he River, 94, 240 Yang-yi, 196, 266, 363 one of the Nine Yi people, 261 Yangyu, 390, 414–15 Yangyu Mountain, 415, 433 Yang-zi, 572–73 Yanjing-zhi-rong barbarians, 256, 286 Yan King, Kuai, 386, 401 Yan King, Zhaoxiangwang, 356 Yan Lord, Zhuanggong, 351 Yan marquis, 351 Aihou, 351, 461, 483 Huanhou, 351 Huan-hou, 460 Huihou, 453, 461 Lihou, 460 Mouhou, 351 Qinghou, 461, 483 Xihou, 461 Xuanhou, 351 Yan-hui-hou, 332, 461 Zhenghou, 351 Yanmen (swan gate), 71, 79, 210, 359–60 Yanmen-zhi-shan mountain, 401 Yan minister, Zi-zhi, 386 Yanshi, 34, 49–50, 119, 171, 195, 231–32, 246, 249, 487 Yanshi-Erlitou excavation, 50 Yanshi-Erlitou Ruins, 246 Yanshi-Shangcheng, 50, 231, 247 Yanshi-Shangcheng Ruins, 50, 193, 208, 224, 231–32, 246 Yan state, 350, 359, 401, 446, 506 Yan State, 260, 297, 303, 333, 350–51, 353–54, 356, 401, 448, 460–61,
468–69, 503, 515, 521, 536 Yan state, anterior, 356 Yao Chonghua (Lord Yao), 137 Yaoqiu, 140 Yao-Sun-Yu legends, 151 Yao-xu Ruins, 140 yardstick, 37, 160, 293, 305, 310, 331, 582 Yarrow & Turtle Divination, 548 Yellow River, in Mu-tian-zi Zhuan, 227 Yellow River Bend, 38, 169, 177, 182, 200, 277–78, 350, 358, 391, 541 Yellow River civilization, 47 Yellow River inflection, 67, 72, 169, 175, 215, 217, 219, 233–34, 278–80,
296, 321, 336–37, 344, 354, 356 yellow spring, 16 Yellow Thearch, 66–70, 72–73, 75, 77, 79–84, 87–92, 95–96, 106–13,
115–19, 121–23, 131–32, 137, 142–43, 155–56, 274–75 Huang-di, 59, 67, 69–70, 72,
83–84, 86, 88–91, 93, 95–96, 98, 104, 106–13, 117–18, 121, 142 Yellow Thearch and Fiery Thearch, 108, 536 Yellow Thearch and Lao-zi, 81 Yellow Thearch’s concocted Shouqiu birthplace, 248 Yellow Thearch’s Huang-di-li
calendar, 97, 191 Yellow Thearch’s land, 75 Yellow Thearch’s line, 67, 71 Yellow Thearch’s Lineage, 114 Yellow Thearch’s origin, 75, 408 Yellow Thearch’s twenty-five sons, 70, 111, 121, 274 Yellow Thearch’s Wars, 111 Yellow Thearch’s wife, 378 Yi2-guo state, 487, 494 Yi4-cheng (bird wing city), 337, 485, 489–91 Yi4-shui River, 227 yi barbarians, 62–63, 347, 374, 526, 532, 558 Yi-chuan River, 61, 103, 105, 482, 545 Yi-fang state, 255 Yi-hou, a marquis from either Shang or Zhou, 103, 261, 289, 344–45, 377,
443, 490 Yi-jing, 82, 94, 115, 154, 187, 284 Yi-jing (Yi-ching), 94 Yi-Luo-zhi-rong barbarians, 357, 574 Yin4-hou, Xia Marquis, 188 Yin4’s campaign, 188 Yin-ba-shi (eight Zhou armies at Cheng-zhou), 329, 335 Ying1-guo, 464–65, 468, 485 founder-lord Ying1, 320 Ying1-guo ancestor, Uncle Ying1-shu, 319, 328, 465 Ying1-guo marquis, 465 Ying1-guo state, 320, 464–65, 468 Ying-guo, state of, 536 Ying-hou, Shang Marquis, 248 Ying Shao, 89, 100, 408 Ying-shui River, 311, 319 Ying-surnamed states, 68, 340 Yin-guo, 489 Yin-hou, Xia Marquis and the Shang ancestors, 50, 198, 202, 207, 227–28,
232, 238, 283 Yin-li, 97, 179, 181, 236–38, 263, 292, 305, 313, 363, 567 Yin-li calendar, 97, 127–30, 149, 157, 181, 189, 192, 236–38, 297, 300, 408,
567 experimental, 35, 127, 159, 490 virtual, 97, 181 Yin-li calendar’s epochal, 128 Yinqueshan excavation, 180 Yinshan Mountain, 360, 418 Yin-shi sorcerer, 496 Yin-xu Ruins of Anyang, 246 Yin Zi, 79 Yi-qi land, 103–4, 106, 110 Yi-qi-shi, 102–3, 133, 295 Yi-qi surname, 133 Yi-qu-rong, 331, 360, 502 Yi-qu-rong barbarians, 42–43, 53, 114, 219, 253, 280, 331, 349, 367 Yi-qu-rong rebellion, 331 Yi Rang (growing soil from the high lord), 71–72 Yi-shui River, 67, 72, 103, 106–7, 174, 206, 208–9, 216, 231, 234, 280,
282, 356, 358, 365 Yi-shui River and Luo-he River, 104 Yitu-zhi-rong barbarians, 256, 286 Yi-wei, suffixed forgery book, 150 Yi-wei Ji-lan-tu, 150 Yi-wen Lei Ju, 388 Yi-ya, 507, 525, 541–42 Yi Yin, Shang King Shang-tang’s prime minister, 14, 17, 153, 207–8, 231,
233–36, 242–44, 264, 407, 469, 520, 527, 557 Yi Yin for Shang-tang, 231, 245, 368 Yi Yin’s Mottos, 308, 376, 407 Yi Zhou Shu, 11, 92–93, 95–96, 182, 212, 265, 298, 302–5, 309–11, 313–19, 325, 367,
400–401, 404–5, 479 Chang Mai, 182, 582 Du Yi, 318 Ke-Yin, 310, 316, 367 Shang1 Shi4, 317 Shi Fu, 263, 303–5, 308–11, 314, 317, 325, 363–64, 370 Shi-ji Jie, 219 Wang-hui (king’s gathering), 54, 96, 310, 315, 317, 329 Wen Jing, 298 Wen Zhuan, 298 Yongguo campaign, 580 Yong-guo state, 54, 331, 382, 444, 579–80, 582 attacked Chu in 611 B.C., 579 Yongjia Cataclysm, 36, 156, 158, 244–45, 406, 436, 491–92 You-chao, 177 You-chao-shi, 91–93 You-guo4-guo state, 193–95 You-guo state, 255 You-hu-shi, 166, 171, 173 You-jiao-shi tribe, 108 You-min-shi state, 206 You-qiong, 10, 13, 183, 356 You-qiong-shi, 13, 183, 186, 583 You-ren-shi, 206, 257, 283 You-shen1-shi, 527, 559 You-shen-shi, 231, 252, 283–84, 286, 289 You-shen-shi Ruins, 231, 559 You-shi clan, 519 You-song-shi land, 215 You-su-shi clan, 264, 520 You-tai-shi clan, 102, 283 You-xia, 233, 235, 280 You-xin, 527, 559 You-xin-shi, 231, 252, 283–84, 286, 289 You-yi, 15–16, 198–99, 227–28, 479 northern Yi4, 226 You-yi-shi, 50–51, 102, 199, 227–28, 251 You Yu, 331, 359, 569–71 You-yu2-shi, 57, 66, 77, 106, 108, 116–17, 120–21, 136, 144, 172, 224,
278, 562–63 Yu2-guo, 259, 296, 339, 530 usurper lord Yu2-shu, 502 Yu2-guo lord, 529–31 Yu2-guo Lord, Yu2-gong, 502, 531 Yu2-guo minister, Gong-zhi-qi2, 529–30 Yu2-guo state, 172, 216, 296, 344–45, 437, 502, 529 Yu2-hou, Shang Marquis, 257 Yu2-shi, mistaken as Yuezhi, 59 Yu2-si, You-yu2-shi descendant who offered asylum to Xia King Shao-kang,
121 Yu2-Xia dynasties, 120, 138 Yuan-bo, 555 Yuan-bo-Guan, Earl, 556 Yuanjia-li calendar, 126, 238 Yuan-ming Bao (root of heaven’s paramount mandate), 98 Yuanqu, 138–39, 142, 218, 310 Yuan-rong barbarians, 61, 174, 401 Yuan-zhuang-gong, 514 yu-cong jade disks, 53, 58 Yue, 53, 63, 166, 178 ballad Yue Ren Ge, 146 Yue-chang-shi, 112, 371 Yue Jue Shu, 52, 95, 111, 177, 404 Yue kings, 195, 346–47 Gou-jian, 346, 382, 546 Wuqiang, 346–47 Yun-chang, 346 Yue Principality, 71, 78, 166, 172, 177, 344–46 Yue Ren Ge ancient Yue ballads, 146 ballad about a boat-woman’s
admiration for a prince, 146 Yueshi Culture, 32, 48, 195, 247 Yue state, 62, 195, 314, 330, 346–47 Yuezhi, 41, 43, 59, 96, 114, 171, 345, 348, 355, 410, 412, 415, 423, 429,
502 Yu-fang state, 260, 297 Yu{fish} state (ancient Lu-guo state), 580 Yu-fu1 dynasty, 54 Yu-fu1-wang, king of the Yu-fu1 dynasty, 54 Yu Gong, 11, 139–40, 170, 172, 174, 185, 196, 329, 377, 397–401, 403, 429, 432,
543, 547 Yu Gong and Mu-tian-zi Zhuan, 51, 146 Yu-guo state, 340 Yu-guo/Yu-fang state, 491 Yuh2-guo, 259, 294–95 Yulin, 389, 440, 442, 467, 475, 501–2 Yuling, 424, 427 Yu-li-zheng military formation, 498 Yu-long-shi, 64, 169, 494 Yun2 surname, one of Zhu-rong’s eight clans, 67, 73, 123, 193, 275, 468,
500 Yun-dou Shu (fate’s Dipper axis), 88 Yun-guo state, 105–6, 483, 518 Yun-huang (archaic Yun-surnamed wilderness), 281 Yun-meng, 106, 152, 397–98, 518 yun surname, 67, 297, 502 Yun-surnamed barbarians, relation to Tao-wu, 148 Yun-surnamed Xian-yun barbarians, 104, 106, 348, 358, 502 Yun-surnamed Yin-rong barbarians, 357 Yu2-shun dynasty, 571 Yutai, 207, 486, 488, 497, 533 Yu Taishan, 411, 415–17 Yuwu-zhi-rong barbarians, 256 Yu-yue state, 346 Z Zao-fu, 386, 388, 390–91, 417, 432–33, 467, 528 Zeng1-guo, 471–73, 476, 529, 540, 542–43, 563 ancestor Count Bo-kuo (Nan’gong
Kuo), 500 Zeng1-guo state, 468 Zeng1-guo State, 467–68, 490, 542–43 Zeng1-guo state in east China, 543 Zhang Ba, 35, 109, 379, 407 Zhang Binglin, 31, 38 Zhang-hua-tai-zi (Tang Dynasty prince), 41 Zhang Peiyu’s base table, 376, 427, 430–31, 434 Zhang Peiyu’s base table of syzygy calendar and astral phenomena, 307,
312, 365, 394, 396 Zhang Peiyu’s Five Planets Conjunction 2500-1500, 203 Zhang Ruzhou, 33, 97, 305, 307–8, 363, 567 bronzeware expert, 567 Zhang Ruzhou and Zhang Wenyu, 132, 168, 305–7, 363–65, 376, 439–40 Zhang Ruzhou and Zheng Wenyu, 309–11, 567 Zhang Shou-jie (Tang dynasty historian), 193 Zhang-shui River, 414, 530 Zhang Wenyu, 305–12, 363–65, 382–83, 385, 394, 396, 411–14, 419, 421,
429–31, 433–34, 438–43, 445–46, 454–55, 457–59 applying Xi-jia Pan, Jian Gui, and
Tai-shi1 Cuo Gui to Zhou King
Yi2wang’s reign years, 443–44, 454 bronzeware historian, 383, 411 Zhang Wenyu’s chronology, 411 Zhang Wenyu’s validation, 385, 427 Zhang Wenyu’s validation of the Zhou conquest of Shang, 411, 421 Zhao ancestors Zhao-jian-zi, 23 Zhao Shudai, 467, 528 Zhao kings, 210 Wulingwang, 81, 183, 356, 360,
386 Xiaochengwang, 359 Youmouwang, 115 Zhaoling summit, 450 Zhao Lord Zhao-xiang-zi (Zhao Wuxu), 23, 334 Zhao Lord Zhao-xian-zi, 334 Zhao Marquis Jinghou, 401 Zhao ministers Wu-guang, 85 Yu Qing, 486, 506 Zhao state, 2–3, 71, 95, 167, 210, 292, 334, 359–60, 391, 401, 424, 462,
477, 481, 528; see also The Sinitic
Civilization-Book II, Chapter XXV: The Warring States Time Period of the
Eastern Zhou Dynasty Zhen, Sima, 80, 85–86, 89–90, 93, 98, 108, 111, 159, 193 Zhen, Xian, 530, 546, 558, 565–66, 569 Zhen1 Gao, 176, 179, 183 Zheng ancestral temple, 503 Zheng count, 473, 477, 481, 493, 511, 513, 533 Zheng-di place, 440, 467 Zheng-fu-zhi-qiu campaign, 467 Zheng lords, 468, 483–84, 487, 489, 493–98, 503–4, 506–7, 514–15, 518,
532–33, 542, 546, 548, 555, 564 Huan’gong, 63, 74, 333, 341,
347, 441–42, 451, 459, 464, 467–72, 475–77, 493 Li4gong, 493, 498, 503, 511–13,
515, 536, 554 Mugong, 273, 536, 564, 566, 570,
575, 577, 580, 582 Wen’gong, 518–19, 525, 532–33,
536, 542, 544–45, 547, 554, 560, 562, 564, 566 Wugong, 483–84, 515, 547 Zhaogong, 493, 498, 503 Zheng-zi, 508, 511 Zheng-zi-Zi-yi, 511 Zheng-zi-Zi-yi/Prince
Gong-zi-Ying/Ji Ying, 511 Zhuanggong, 461, 483, 487–89,
493, 495–97, 501, 503–4, 506, 511 Zi-wei3, 508 Zheng Lord Huan’gong’s dialogue with Shi-bo, 469, 485 Zheng lord’s Chu wife, 546 Zheng lord’s Yan-ji2 wife, 351 Zheng Lord Zhuanggong being born by a Shen-guo woman Wu-jiang in
dystocia, 487 Zheng ministers, 511, 518, 533, 562, 580 Dan1-bo, 519, 525 Fu-xia, 511 Gao-qu-mi, 498, 504–5 Gong-fu-ding-shu, 513 Gong-sun-Huo, 496 Gong-sun-Yu, 495 Guanqi-si, 484 Huang-wu-zi, 564 Ji-zu, 501, 505 Ji-zu,’ 505 Kong-shu, 525 Shen1-hou, 532 Shu-zhan, 546 Tan-bo, 503 Ying-kao-shu, 487, 496 Yuan-fan, 492, 511 Zheng-zhan, 514 Zhu-dan, 495 Zi-chan, 108 Zi-jia, 577 Zheng Peiyu’s base syzygy table, 168, 305 Zheng princes, 493, 501, 533 Gong-shu-duan, 487, 513 Gong-sun-Hua, 487, 492 Gong-zi-Guisheng, 583 Gong-zi-Hu, 350, 489, 494, 501,
503 Gongzi-Lv, 487 Gong-zi-Shi2, 544, 554 Gong-zi-Tu, 495, 503 Gong-zi-Wei, 505 Gongzi-Xia2, 566 Tai-zi-Hua, 533 Tai-zi-Zang, 533 Zi-wei3, 511 Zi-yuan, 498 Zheng Qiao, 238 Zhengshi Stone Monuments, 36, 406 Zheng state, 118, 468, 490, 492–93, 495–97, 501, 503–4, 512–13, 518–19,
525–26, 532–33, 543–45, 555–56, 575, 580–83 being attacked in 719 B.C., 492,
568 Zhen’guan, 192–94 Zhen’guan and Zhenxun campaigns, 194 Zhen’guan and Zhen-xun states, 192 Zheng Xuan, 35, 88–90, 115, 144, 224, 302, 329, 376, 406–7, 409, 451, 470 zheng-yang (height of summer), 187 Zheng Yu, 63, 73, 137–38, 252, 341, 347, 464, 468–69, 477 Zhengzhou Shang-cheng Ruins, 246 Zhenxun, 14, 166, 174, 183, 192, 194, 205–6, 208 Zhenxun campaigns, 194 Zhi-bo and the Jinn state’s split, 360 Zhi-guo, a Shang vassal, 283–84 Zhi-shui River, 465, 566 Zhizhi Chanyu (Hunnic king), 498 Zhi-zhong-shi, 283–84 zhong, ‘li-zhong’ (establishing the center), 57; also see golden mean Zhong, Guan, 65, 170, 357, 376, 382, 509, 512, 521–22, 526, 533–34, 536,
541, 547; also see Guan-zi Zhong Hou (matched prophesy and realized prophecy), 88, 94, 156, 325 Zhong-ni (Confucius), 147, 568 Zhongshan-guo Lord, Lord Zhongshan-wu-gong, 334 Zhongshan-guo state, 210, 334, 356 of the Xianyu barbarian nature,
334 Zhongtiaoshan Mountain, 138, 172, 216–17, 437, 460 zhong-tong (syzygy anchor), 385, 421, 434–35 Zhong-wu (temple), 496 Zhou, Anterior, 180 Zhou1, one of nine Shang vassals, 260, 297, 500 Zhou1-guo state, 379 Zhou aethelings, 106, 166, 358 Bo-fu2, 472, 474 Bo-pan, 472, 474 Gong-zi Tui, 536 Huo-shu, Guan-shu & Cai-shu,
335 Ji Gao, 375 Jing, 448, 451 Ji Yi-jiu, 470–72, 474 Shu-dai, 555 Shu-dai (Lord Ganzhao-gong), 555 Tai-zi Jinn, 310 Tai-zi-Jinn, 276 admonished king-father Zhou
King Lingwang, 276 Tui, 510, 515, 517 Wang-shu-huan-gong, 571 Wang-sun-Maan, 343, 564 Wang-sun-Su, 577 Wang-zi-Cheng-fu, 352 Wang-zi-Dang, 534 Wang-zi-Duo-fu, 441–42, 459–60,
467 Wang-zi-hu, 560 Wang-zi-Hu, 489, 560 Wang-zi-Ke/Ziyi, 506 Wang-zi Tui, 515 Wang-zi-you, 467 Wang-zi-Yu, 87, 214, 472, 478 Wang-zi-Yu-chen, 452, 472, 474,
477 Yi-jiu, 475, 482 Yu-chen, 485 Zidai, 545 Zi-dai, 533 Zhou ancestors, 43, 59, 116–17, 124, 141, 152, 227, 232, 252, 255, 274,
276–77, 279–80, 285–86, 568 Bu-zhu, 277, 279–80, 386 Count Xi-bo, 235 Gong-liu, 274, 279–82, 285 Gu-gong, 101 Gu-gong-danfu, 108, 123, 275,
280, 282–83, 544 Hou-ji, 70, 108, 143, 223,
271–73, 275–76, 279–80, 528, 536, 553, 562 Ji-li, 102 Marquis Bin-hou, 250, 281 Qi4, 63, 137, 341, 347 Qi4 (Hou-ji), 279 Qingjie, 279, 281, 285 Taiwang, 290 Zhou-qi, 63, 117, 137, 276–77,
341, 347 Zhou ancestral temple, 291, 310 Zhou and Shang ancestors, 229, 554 Zhou astronomy and bronzeware, 311 Zhou brotherly states, 328 Zhou calendar, 155, 187–88, 309, 374, 384, 413–14, 419, 424, 427–32, 457,
466, 470, 474, 560 Zhou calendar system, 457, 488 Zhou capital city reconstruction and fortification project, 233 Zhou conquest, 24, 75, 236, 238, 296, 302, 304–5, 307, 312, 317, 323,
375–76, 379, 448, 455 Zhou dukes, 568 Archduke, 266 Ji Yue (Zhou-gong), 577 Shao4-kang-gong, 375, 446 Shao4-mu-gong, 446, 452, 455 Shao-gong, 332, 368 Shao-gong (Ji Shi), 231, 244 Shao-kang-gong, 526 Zhou-gong, 19–21, 244–45,
266–67, 304–7, 311, 319–22, 327–29, 332, 335–37, 364–69, 371–76, 450–52,
493–94, 506, 522–23 Zhou-gong-Ji-fu, 510, 513,
533–34 Zhou-gong quelling the rebellion
of three Zhou brothers, 366 Zhou-Huan-gong, 493, 498, 506 Zhou-wen-gong, 340, 366, 371,
374–75 Zhou Duke, Zhou-ding-gong, 451–52 Zhou Duke Zhou-gong making the Zhou-li
rituals, 582 Zhou Duke Zhou-gong’s three year campaign against the eastern mountains,
322 Zhou dynasty, 20–21, 59–60, 68–69, 122–24, 129–30, 141–45, 147–48,
150–53, 165–67, 170, 236–38, 275–81, 348–49, 406–8, 479–80 Zhou Dynasty, Western Zhou, 361 Zhou dynasty ancestors, 119, 543 Zhou dynasty bronzeware, 109, 148 Zhou dynasty bronzeware’s moon phase description, 312 Zhou dynasty divination, 94 Zhou dynasty ministers, 397 Zhou dynasty rituals, 34, 158, 481 Zhou dynasty’s ancestral origin, 277 Zhou dynasty’s divinatory book Yi-jing, 98 Zhou dynasty’s founders, 226 Zhou dynasty’s funereal practices, 437 Zhou dynasty’s rituals, 115, 119, 545 Zhou dynasty’s summary years, 130 Zhou Dynasty’s system, 327 Zhou Guan (Zhou officialdom/protocol), 94, 397 zhou-guo, 321, 470 Zhou kings, 295–99, 312–19, 331–33, 337–39, 411–14, 438–40, 442–45,
447–49, 453–56, 458–61, 494–95, 498, 511–13, 515, 561 Anwang, 346 Chengwang, 20–21, 133, 229, 260,
301–3, 305–8, 320, 322, 328, 332–33, 335–38, 340–42, 363–67, 369–75, 377 Chengwang’s reign years
adjusted, 365 Dingwang, 343 Gongwang, 43, 294, 338, 340,
437, 439–40, 442, 449 Huan’wang, 490–91, 507 Huanwang, 150, 489–91, 493, 496,
498–99 Huiwang, 332, 351, 513–15,
517–18, 521, 523, 527, 532–33, 536, 554 Jing3wang, 304 Kangwang, 129, 207, 306–8,
337–38, 342, 344–45, 365, 372, 375–78, 382–84, 397–98, 440–41, 443, 464, 467 Kaowang, 179, 292, 567 Kuangwang, 577–78 Lawang, 446, 448 Lingwang, 106, 481 Liwang, 32, 115, 274, 280, 330,
335–36, 342, 435, 443, 445–53, 457–60, 465, 467–68, 470, 567–68 Liwang (Zhou-li-wang), 445–46,
448, 451 Muwang, 152, 154, 227–28, 329,
342–43, 378, 383–86, 388–91, 393–99, 402, 407, 410–34, 436–42, 467, 476–77 Muwang’s reign years determined
by Zhang Wenyu, 411 Nanwang, 361 Pingwang, 155, 159, 214, 332,
336, 340, 343, 350–51, 361, 472, 474–78, 481–86, 488–89, 543, 545 Qingwang, 577 Shaowang, 447 Taiwang, 19, 76, 282, 287,
290–91, 337, 346, 390, 465 Tianwang, 476 Wenwang, 18–19, 122–24, 259–60,
262–65, 282–84, 289–90, 293–306, 313–16, 320–22, 328–33, 340–42, 344, 366–68,
371, 561–62 Wenwang (Ji Chang), 348, 527 Wuwang, 17–21, 259–66, 277–78,
294–96, 299–306, 308, 310–25, 327–38, 340–42, 362–69, 371–72, 374–78, 447–48,
464–65, 468–69 Wuwang (Zhou-wu-wang), 260, 299,
319 Wuwang’s conferrals of fiefdoms,
332 Xiangwang, 105, 215, 358, 533,
535–36, 538, 541, 544–45, 554–56, 560–62, 564, 566, 568, 571–72, 574 Xiaowang, 275, 339–40, 440,
442–43, 449, 463, 475, 520 Xiewang, 86–87, 155, 214, 299,
452, 472, 474–78, 482, 485 Xiwang, 492, 510, 512–13 Xuanwang, 308, 333, 335, 349,
376, 378, 441, 443–46, 449, 451–64, 466–68, 474, 477, 493–94, 527–28 Xuanwang’s battles with the
barbarians, 454 Yi2wang, 54, 390, 440, 442,
444–46, 451, 454–55, 459, 508 Yi2wang (Zhou-Yi2-wang), 443–44 Yi4wang, 390, 440–42, 449 Yinwang, 347 Youwang, 22, 149, 151, 154–55,
166, 204, 206, 208, 264, 368, 370, 463–67, 469–74, 476–78, 481–83 Yuanwang, 346 Zhaowang, 21, 149, 159, 213,
240, 286, 378–79, 382–84, 387, 390, 411, 440, 447, 476–77, 526 Zhaowang (Zhou-zhao-wang), 378 Zhaowang and his southern
campaign, 382 Zhuangwang, 504, 506–7 Zhou King Chengwang’s Luoyi construction, 365 Zhou King Chengwang’s Qi-yang hunting gathering, 342, 378, 392 Zhou kingdom’s ordained reign of 700 years , 370 Zhou King Gongwang’s time period, 394, 413, 465 Zhou King Liwang’s being ousted, 448 Zhou King Muwang, his mother Fang-hou, 152 Zhou King Muwang’s campaigns, 393 Zhou King Muwang’s Travelogue, 154, 390, 410 Zhou King Muwang’s Travelogue (Mu-tian-zi Zhuan), 426 Zhou King Muwang’s Western Expedition, 434 Zhou king’s conquest of Shang, 318, 324–25 Zhou King Wenwang’s brothers, 463 Zhou King Wenwang’s campaigns, year-over-year, 259, 294 Zhou King Wenwang’s divination, 284 Zhou King Wenwang’s posthumous reign years, 365 Zhou King Wuwang aborting the first campaign, 301, 312, 314, 529 Zhou King Wuwang’s campaign against Shang, 315 Zhou King Wuwang’s same living and posthumous title ‘king+Wu,’ 325 Zhou King Wuwang’s sweep campaign after conquest of Shang, 311, 317 Zhou King Xiangwang, being attacked by the Rong-di Rongs in 649 B.C.,
357, 359 Zhou King Xuanwang’s time, 100, 469 Zhou King Youwang, being attacked by the Li-rong, 375 Zhou King Yuanwang upgraded Gou-jian’s title to count from viscount, 346 Zhou King Zhaowang’s southern campaigns, 329 Zhou-li, 34, 97, 115, 136, 158, 191, 206, 299, 369, 391, 481, 568, 582 Zhou Lord, Ji-li, 283, 286, 465 Zhou ministers, 61, 289, 319, 369, 481–82, 526, 533, 577 An-fu, 528 Fan-bo, 448, 498 Fan-zhong-shan-fu, 456, 458,
463, 556 Gan-chu, 581 Guo4, 464 Guo-shi-fu, 264, 469, 520 Jianshi-fu, 555 Ji-gong, 277, 507 Ji-gong-Mou-fu, 396, 438 Ling-zhou-jiu, 291, 323 Nan-zhong-Huang-fu, 453–54, 456 ‘nei shi’ Shu-xing, 540 Rong-yi-gong, 445–46 Rui-liang-fu, 565 Shao4-bo-Liao, 517 Shao4-mu-gong, 449 Shao-gong, 408 Wang-shu-chen-sheng, 481 Wei3-guo, 513 Western Marquis Xi-bo-hou (Duke
Shao-gong), 332 Xin-you, 545, 583 Yi-guizhu, 513 Yin Jifu, 453–56 Yin-shi, 560 Yu-xin, 324 Zhan-fu, 502 Zhong-shan-fu, 583 Zuo-yan-fu, 555 Zhou moon phases, 308–9, 458 Zhou-mu-wang, King, 348–49, 385–86, 388, 390–93 Zhou officialdom and rites, 367 Zhou oracle bones, 319 Zhou people’s ancestors, 272, 423 Zhou people’s habitat, 277 Zhou people’s heaven concept, 369 Zhou people’s moon phases, 312 Zhou people’s origin, 271, 273–74, 279 Zhou people’s paternal and maternal ancestors, 323 Zhou people’s surname, 274 Zhou rites, 395 Zhou ritual instruments, 207, 464 Zhou rituals, 119, 545 Zhou’s conferral of the same Ji-surnames fiefdoms, 467 Zhou’s feudal states, 327 Zhou’s feudal system, 327 Zhou’s overthrow of Shang, 33, 204, 294 Zhou system, 329, 363, 368–69, 458 Zhou vassals, 186, 244, 300, 385, 480 Zhou vassal states, 447, 460, 554 Zhouwang, Shang King, 255, 258, 288 Zhou Yi, 72, 139, 190, 199, 213, 218, 227, 266, 284, 349, 435, 516, 538, 551–53,
556 Zhou Yi an argot language history book,
218 divination book, 412 Zhou Yi and Gui-cang Yi divination
methods, 551 Zhou Yi divination, 218, 289, 389, 551, 549 Zhou Yi procedures, 550 Zhouyuan, 102, 123, 274–75, 280, 282–83 Zhouzhi sacrificial temple, 282 Zhu4-guo state, 75, 483 Zhuang Zi, 3, 52, 64–65, 76, 79, 83, 90–93, 95, 191, 201, 209, 211, 218, 290–91,
300–301 Da-zhongshi, 209 Zhuang Zi and Lie Zi, 76, 84, 86–87, 91,
93, 147, 207, 260, 297 Zhuang-zi’s fable Da-zhongshi,
64 Zhuanxu, 66–69, 71–72, 74–76, 89, 91, 116–17, 119, 131–32, 136–37,
143–45, 147, 321, 323, 340–41, 403–4 Zhuanxu & Kunwu Ruins, 469 Zhuanxu-li calendar and Yin-li calendar,
one year differential, 97, 128, 157, 179, 181, 237 Zhuan Yi, 69, 75, 193, 515, 579 Zhuanyu, Tai-hao-shi’s descendant state, 68, 82, 118, 229, 283, 372 Zhufeng, 138–39, 218 Zhu-guo, 468, 487, 505, 510, 512, 523, 525, 542, 545, 560, 577 Zhu-guo army, 487, 493, 525, 545 Zhu-guo lord, 493, 505, 542 Zhu-guo Lord Dinggong, 577–78 Zhu-guo Lord Wen’gong, 577 Zhu-guo Lord Zhu-yi-fu, 487 Zhu-guo prince Jie-zi, 578 Zhu-guo state, 119, 493, 519, 544–45, 577 Cao-surnamed, 544 Zhu-guo state minister, 329 Zhuolu, 75, 104, 109, 111–12, 556 Zhu-rong, 43, 63–64, 68, 71, 74–76, 78–79, 82, 86, 100, 105, 121, 136–37,
173, 341, 347–48 fire-guardian, 546 revering ancestor, 74 Zhu Shu Ji Nian, 102, 153–54, 410, 427, 481 Zhu-xia, 170, 512 Zhu Youceng, 160, 310 Zi-ban, 521–22 Zi-chan, 68 Zi-che-shi brothers, 572 Zi-chong, 483 Zi-chun, 451 Zi-dai, 358, 535–36 attacked Aetheling, 536 Zidanku Silk Manuscript, 78 Zi-du, 496 Zi-fan, 548, 559 Zi-feng, 487 Zi-hai, 199 Zi-jia, 571, 575, 577, 580 Zi-jiafu, 170, 186, 356, 359 Zi-kong, 576 Zi-shang, 559, 566 Zi-shu-ji, 577, 579 Zi-soong, 257 Zi-tu, 495, 503, 507 Ziwen, 24 Zi-wen (Chu minister Dou Gu-wutu, son of Dou Bobi), 24–26, 519 Ziwen (speculated Chu King Huiwang’s styled name), 24–25 Zi-xi, [Dou-shi-clan-]Zi-xi’s father, 575 Zi-yi, 196, 562, 578 Zi-yu, 519, 539–40, 542, 544–45, 548, 556–60 Jinn prince, 544 Zi-yuan, Chu prince, 343, 493, 517–18, 560, 575 Ziyuan, Zheng prince, 492, 518 Zi-yue, 580 Zi-zhi Tong Jian, by Sima Guang, 103 zodiac, 53, 128, 242, 258, 291, 293, 323 Zong-chuan River, 216, 340 Zong-zhou (ancestral Zhou), 413 Zong-zhou, Western Zhou capital city, 335, 369, 371, 375, 386, 389, 413,
433, 441, 465, 472 Zou-zi, 154 Zu Chongzhi, 112, 126–27, 129 Zuobin, Dong, 308, 440 Zuo Qiuming, 306, 480, 529 zuo-shi3, Zhou King Muwang’s rightside chronicler, 392 Zuo-shi Chun-qiu, 350 Zuo Zhuan, 56–59, 67–76, 118–21, 132–34, 141–45, 183–86, 191–95, 272–79, 351–55,
480–83, 485–92, 511–24, 526–37, 561–63, 567–75 double-checked, 353 hardening-tested Chinese
classics, 262 history annals, 477 Zuo Zhuan and Guo Yu, 95, 106–7, 111–12,
122, 243, 334, 552 Zuo Zhuan and Shang-shu, 251 Zuo Zhuan and Shi-ji, 72, 188 Zuo Zhuan’s interpretation of Chun-qiu,
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