For the machine-generated raw and unedited index of The Sinitic Civilization (Book I), check the PDF file linked.
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Sovereigns & Thearchs;
Xia-Shang-Zhou dynasties;
Zhou dynasty's vassallage lords;
Lu Principality lords;
Han dynasty's reign years
(Sexagenary year conversion table-2698B.C.-A.D.2018; 247B.C.-A.D.85)
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Check out the 2nd edition preface that had an overview of the epact adjustment of the quarter remainder calendars of the Qin and Han dynasties, and the 3rd edition introduction that had an overview of Sinitic China's divinatory history of 8000 years.
The 2nd edition, which realigned the Han dynasty's reign years strictly observing the Zhuanxu-li calendar of October of a prior lunar year to September of the following lunar year, also cleared this webmaster's blind spot on the authenticity of the Qinghua University's Xi Nian bamboo slips as far as Zhou King Xiewang's 21 years of co-existence with Zhou King Pingwang was concerned, a handicap due to sticking to Wang Guowei's Gu Ben Bamboo Annals and ignoring the records in Kong Yingda's Zheng Yi.
Stayed tuned for Book III that is to cover the years of A.D. 86-1279, i.e., the Mongol conquest of China, that caused a loss of 80% of China's population and broke the Sinitic nation's spine.
Preview of annalistic histories of the Sui and Tang dynasties, the
Five Dynasties, and the two Soong dynasties
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From the Khitans to the Jurchens & Mongols: A History of Barbarians in Triangle Wars and Quartet Conflicts
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(A final update of the civilization series, that is scheduled for October 2022, would put back the table of the Lu Principality ruling lords' reign years, that was inadvertently dropped from Book I during the 2nd update.)
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Book-I-index-version-2019
Index - Sinitic Civilization Book I (2019 Edition; 2018 Edition)
A
abdication, sage-king’s tutelage, 93,
165
adjusted reign years, 144, 326, 401, 488
admonition, 24–25,
165, 228, 308, 310, 319, 393, 410, 421, 484, 492, 540, 553, 572–73, 575
aeons, 92, 102, 109–10
aethelings, 280, 495, 523, 610
agricultural guardians, 62, 119, 157, 294, 296–97
Hou-ji,
280, 317
Hou-ji’s contribution, 135, 295, 300
agriculture, 31, 51, 107, 122, 129, 149, 168, 243, 291–92, 294, 339, 450,
623
Ai-jiang, 574, 577
alliance, 190, 193, 531, 541, 554–55, 557,
566–67, 587–88, 613, 621, 627, 630, 632, 635
allied army, 19, 267,
335, 337, 407, 516, 546, 558, 562, 566–67, 569, 580–81, 612–13
altars,
18, 59, 62, 251, 254, 623
sacrificial, 60
Analects,
281, 346, 624. See also Lun Yu
ancestors, 69–74, 84–85, 114–19, 128,
135–37, 155–58, 225–26, 241–42, 246–48, 294–97, 307–8, 353–56, 390, 556,
618
common, 128, 149, 583
direct,
157
earlier, 242
first, 78–79, 120
generation, 407
grand, 261, 263, 513
great, 261
high, 263, 271
highest, 305
inception, 137
middle, 261,
263, 266
non-elder-son’s lineage, 81
outskirts oblation, 77, 156, 618
proto-Tibetan/Qiangic, 39,
370
remote, 157, 224, 302, 363, 513, 613, 618, 628
sacrifice framework, 156
second-remotest,
226
spirits, 158
stopgap, 156, 618
unspecified, 381
ancestor worship, 31, 107, 241
ancestral Zhou land, 533
ancient barbarians, 116, 582
ancient
Chinese characters, 205
ancient Chinese civilization, 31, 53
ancient Chinese language, 33
ancient Chinese prefecture, 184
ancient dictionary book, 306
ancient divination, 83
ancient
diviners, 608
ancient dynasties, 154, 181
ancient geography,
166
ancient sovereigns, 94, 103, 110, 196–97
ancient thearchs, 76,
95–98, 104, 107, 109–10, 121, 130, 137, 142–45, 150, 163, 170, 172, 184,
208
five, 94, 130
forged, 96
Yao-Shun-Yu, 73
ancient world, 60, 203, 242, 250, 260
remote, 109
warm temperature, 49
Andersson, Johan Gunnar, 54–55
An-guo state, 79
anterior quarter
remainder calendar, 106, 109, 197, 220, 313, 326
anti-Confucian, 336
Anti-Confucian morality stories, 170, 174
antidote, 9, 153
antiquity, 77, 94, 97–98, 102–3, 111, 129, 162–63, 231, 421, 427, 527
remote, 3, 60, 74–75, 80, 94, 111
surnames,
373
anti-theme, 609
Anyang, 33–34, 209, 264, 267–68, 271
Ruins, 64
apocrypha, 110, 121
archaeological
discoveries, 32, 34, 53–54, 62, 126, 265, 464, 544
archaeological
excavation, 33–34, 48, 354, 379
archaeological findings, 68, 120, 122,
209, 246
archaic names
earliest, 77, 317
identifiable, 77
archaic surnames, 77
arch mountain
(bridge mountain), 123
argot, 76, 101–2, 105–6, 222, 262, 309
argot category books, 76, 328, 405, 420
chen-wei, 222
artifacts, excavated, 53–54, 554
Asking Heaven, 24, 26
assassin,
538, 543, 577, 595, 602, 609, 639
assassin Bo-ti, 595
assassin
Jing Ke, 379
astral events, 328, 388
astral moon phase
phenomena
recurring, 333, 388, 485, 501
repeating, 283, 387, 394
astral phenomena, 146, 182, 220–21, 326, 328–29,
332, 385–88, 401, 408, 410, 419, 421, 457–59, 485, 519
astral signs,
33, 138, 182, 255, 324, 332, 457, 465, 475–76, 479
actual
Jupiter’s, 109
astrological, 33, 85, 172, 218, 221, 314, 344–45,
518–19
astrological concept, 122, 162, 259
enclosure,
405
astrology, 74, 171, 312–13, 404–5, 426
ancient
China, 278, 311, 345
divination, 404
astrology
contents, 313
astronomers, 138, 140, 145, 182, 312, 326, 385–86
astronomical events, 218, 220, 314, 332, 335, 622
recorded,
486
astronomy/calendar, 207, 451
astronomy minister’s mistake,
479
asylum, 395, 398, 495, 499, 504, 542–43, 560, 562, 564, 568, 570–72,
583–87, 590, 610–11, 616
augury interpretation method, 553
auspicious, 313, 336, 347, 604–5
Austronesian, 41, 49, 56, 72, 76, 79,
124–25, 212, 214
autumn equinox, 138
forged, 205
autumn meridian stars, 139
autumn songs, 310, 590, 625
axial
precession, 140
Azure dragon quarter, 278, 311, 345, 554
B
Ba4-guo lord, 360
Ba4-guo state, 361–62
Bactria, 126
Ba-guo, 64, 337, 569, 635
ancient, 248
attacked Nachu of the Chu state, 569
Ba-guo and Shu-guo army troops,
337
Ba-guo and Shu-guo states, 64
Ba-guo state, 271, 352
Bai-di barbarians, 122, 186, 375–76, 378, 584, 586, 595, 602, 621
Bai Hu
Tong, 136, 183, 242, 295
Bai Hu Tong Yi (white tiger auditorium’s
consensus), 295
Bai-shi Liu Tie, by Bai Juyi, 455
bamboo slips
auctioned, 224, 253, 319, 323
auctioned
Qinghua University, 269, 391
dubious-origin Qinghua
University, 331
excavated, 25, 83, 292, 310–11, 318, 466,
473, 608
excavated Qinghua University, 523
excavated Qin state’s, 207, 409
excavated Tsing
Hua University, 523
obscure-origin Qinghua University,
319–20
Ban (rotating view), 340
Ban Gu, 101, 107, 118, 158, 171,
173, 191, 195, 203, 250, 506, 574
Banpo site (in Xi’an of Shenxi), 55
Banquan, 116, 123, 238, 390, 611
Bao-guo lords, 518
Bao-guo
state, 518
Bao-shu-ya, 560
Bao-si, 181, 225, 518, 575
Zhou King Youwang’s queen, 518
Bao Xun, forgery, 528
barbarian chieftain Rong-ru, 375
barbarian kings, 274, 352, 536
Barbarian kings, Da-bi4 and Bo-shi4, 411, 511
barbarian states, 81, 162,
184–85, 259, 336, 338, 350, 370, 372, 381–83, 406, 559, 628, 635
battle, fable, 88
Battle of Banquan, 116, 123, 611
Battle of
Beilin (608 B.C.), 638
Battle of Bi (597 B.C.), 522, 638. See also The
Sinitic Civilization Book II
Battle of Caisang (652 B.C.), 587
Battle of Changqiu, 375
Battle of Chengpu (662 B.C.), 303, 615–16,
631
Battle of Chengqiu (684 B.C.), 564
Battle of Chongqiu (301
B.C.), 1. See also Book II
Battle of Daji (607 B.C.), 639
Battle
of Danyang (312 B.C.), 1. See also Book II
Battle of Dong-men (718
B.C.), 546
Battle of Gan, 185, 188, 197
Battle of Guo4-di, 211
Battle of Han-yuan (645 B.C.), 592
Battle of He-qu (615 B.C.), 632
Battle of Hong-shui (638 B.C.), 600–603
Battle of Hurang (717 B.C.),
547, 550
Battle of Ji1-di (627 B.C.), 621, 625
Battle of Jinyang
(453 B.C.), 532. See also Book II
Battle of Jiuci (Wu-Chu 570 B.C.),
535. See also Book II
Battle of Lang-di (702 B.C.), 555
Battle of
Lantian (312 B.C.), 1. See also Book II
Battle of Linghu (620 B.C.),
629, 631
Battle of Loulin (643 B.C.), 596
Battle of Mingtiao, 15,
186, 233–37, 253
Battle of Muye, 283, 328
Battle of Muye &
Chaoge, 333, 338, 340, 513
Battle of Pengcheng (573 B.C.), 598. See also
Book II
Battle of Pengya (625 B.C.), 621, 624–25
Battle of Qianmu
(802 B.C.), 117, 372, 380, 506, 510
Battle of Qianshi (Ganshi) (685
B.C.), 563, 632
Battle of Raojiao (585 B.C.), 634. See also Book II
Battle of Ruge (707 B.C.), 552
Battle of Sangsui (583 B.C.), 634. See
also Book II
Battle of Sanzong, 251
Battle of Shen-di (680 B.C.),
566
Battle of Tai-yuan, 502
Battle of Taiyuan (541 B.C.), 372,
383, 549. See also Book II
Battle of the Yan-shui River against Luo2-guo
(699 B.C.), 555
Battle of Tiao (805 B.C.), 508
Battle of
Wei3-shang (572 B.C.), 598. See also Book II
Battle of Xiangling (323
B.C.), 1. See also Book II
Battle of Xiao’er (627 B.C.), 234, 380, 493,
612, 620–21, 624
Battle of Xingze (660 B.C.), 577
Battle of Yulin
(559 B.C.), 516. See also Book II
Battle of Zhenxun, water-born, 14,
210–11
Battle of Zhuolu, 116, 611
battles, 14, 123, 186, 188, 234,
335–37, 510, 546, 550, 552, 555, 594, 598, 601, 614–15
ba-yu wu
(Ba-guo people’s military dancing), 337
Bei’er-shan Mountain, 377
Bei-guo state, 341
Beihai-zhi-zhou, 269
Bei-jiang (north ‘Jiang1’
river), 423–24
Bei-meng (Shang capital city), 266–68, 271, 273
Bei-rong barbarians, 372, 376, 378, 487, 511, 549, 552, 555
Bei-xing
meeting (681 B.C.), 565
benevolence, 24, 47, 318, 330
Beng-tian
(Bing-tian), veneration site, 331, 547
Benhun-rong barbarians, 380
Ben-rong barbarians, 477, 506, 510–11
betrothal, cross-state, 630
Bey Feng, 421, 472, 497, 546
Bi4-guo state, 135, 295
Bie-ling,
fabled figure who usurped the ancient Shu-guo state, 63, 352, 423
Bi
Gong, 294, 296, 346, 592
Big Seal Script, 38
Bi-guo lord, 481
Bi-guo state, 49, 293, 300, 315, 360, 410, 482
Bi-guo state’s jar in
fiction Mu-tian-zi Zhuan, 481
Bin-hou, Marquis, 251, 266, 272, 301,
303
birds
three-leg, 66, 92, 199, 313
three-leg sun, 53, 313
vermilion, 4, 426
birds flying backwards (mistaken as American hummingbirds), 595
bird-totem, 69, 94, 165
Shao-hao-shi, 130
bird-totem
clans, 103
bird-totem sub-clans, 131
bird totem Yi, 213–14
bird-totem Yi land, 67
bird-worm script, 37–38
Black Water Lake,
456, 469–70, 473, 477
Bo2-yi2-fu, Jiang-surnamed (Lord Yao’s protocol
minister and also called by Si-yue), 119, 370, 450
Bo-feng, 200
Bo-fu2 (Zhou King Youwang’s son), 169, 518, 520–21, 523
Bo King, carrying
the Shang capital city’s name, 287, 548
Bo-ling, 104, 349
Bo-mao-fu, 357
Bo-mao-fu’s northern campaign, 402
Bo-mi, 211
book burning, 26, 31–32, 34–36, 61, 114, 127, 163, 173, 259, 263, 326, 361,
498–99, 528
its impact, 34
survived Qin
Shihuangdi’s, 167
book destruction event, 36
Book of Changes
(Shang-shu), 74, 78, 93–94, 106, 153, 173, 286, 309, 384, 398
Book of
Poems (Shi-jing), 22, 221, 391
books
argot, 105,
420
argot/prophecy, 100, 102
astronomical, 345
chen-wei category, 96, 148, 171, 257,
346
chen-wei prophecy category, 250, 253
cryptology/argot, 106
derivative, 105
dictionary, 414
divination, 10, 24, 105, 215, 262, 404,
571
divination-mythology, 419
double-wall, 35
edited, 90
excavated,
34, 230, 312
fiction, 196, 262, 404
mimeographed, 37, 96
Bo-qin, 326–27, 353, 392, 401, 487
Bo-qin’s
conferral, 327
Bo-qin’s name, 353
Bo-wu Zhi, by Zhang Hua, 228
Bo-yikao, 278, 309
purportedly killed by Shang King
Zhouwang, 278
Brahma, 90, 111
bronze
earliest
bronze knife of 3000 B.C., 60
excavated Zhongshan-guo
artifacts, 355
fake, 497
Yiqu-rong
barbarians’ artifacts, 352
Bronze Age, 53, 58
bronze cauldrons,
241, 551. See also nine cauldrons.
bronze inscription, 114, 248, 278,
303, 351
bronzeware, 34, 273, 295, 323, 338–39, 352, 367, 389–91, 458–59,
485–86, 488–90, 493–94, 504–5, 507, 513
Bao Lv Ding,
360
Chen-zhang Fang Hu (square kettle), 427
Chen Zhang Yuan Hu, 324
Da Yuh2 Ding (bigger
Yuh2 cauldron), 349
Da-zhu Bo-qin, 353
Da-zu Ri Ji Ge (Shang Dynasty moiety), 137
E-hou Yu-fang
Ding, 494
excavated, 274, 286, 320, 338, 345, 347, 352, 355,
360, 390, 493, 541
Fu-hao Xiao Zun (bird-shape wine
vessel), 272
Fu-hao Yuan Ding, 272
Ge2-bo-gui, 360
Guo-ji-zi-Bai Pan (plate-shaped cauldron),
500–503
Hou-mu Wu Ding, 272
Hu1 Ding,
487
Jinn-hou Su Bian-zhong (bells), 329, 360, 495, 504,
508, 511
Jinn-hou Zuo Xiang Tai-shi4 Bao Zun-yi, 360
Jinn Jiang Ding, 497, 534
Kun-wang Zhong,
352
Lai2 Ding, 491, 494, 511
Li Gui,
332, 335, 339, 345, 347, 494
Lv Fang Ding (square cauldron),
449
Lv-wang Zhi Sun Zhong (bell), 449
Mai Fang Zun, 543
Mao-gong Ding cauldron with article of 500
characters, 499
Qin-gong Bo (bell), 529
Qin-gong Zuo Bao Yong Ding (manufactured treasured for-usage
cauldron), 39, 291, 352, 537
Que-cao Ding (debunking the
reign years of The Bamboo Annals), 485
Ru-ding-wen
Qingtong Jue, 186
Shan Fu-shan Ding, 409
Shi3-wang Gui, 352
Shi-cai Ding, 488
Shi-hu Gui, 485
Shi-ke Xu, 329, 493
Shi
Shou Gui, 497
Sui4-gong Xu, 187, 565
Tian-wang Gui (Da-li Gui), 339
Wang Gui, 419, 421,
458–59
Wu-hu Ding, 329, 493, 495, 507
Xiao Yuh2 Ding, 112, 323, 349, 388, 408, 457, 459, 487
Xi-jia Pan (Xi-Bo-jifu), 503
Yan-hou Zuo Kui Yu, 379
Yi-hou Ce Gui, 401
Ying1-gong Ding, 514
Ying1-jian Yan3 (superintendent Ying1’s tripod), 514
Yu Ding, 494
Yu-gong Fu-ding Zun, 367
Zhu-gong Zhong Ming (Lord Zhu-guo’s bell), 541
Zou Gui, 410
bronzeware and the matched moon phases, 329
bronzeware articles, 367, 490
bronzeware artifacts, 186, 192, 360,
487–88
bronzeware cauldrons, 410, 493
bronzeware inscription, 321,
323, 410, 465, 508, 554, 589
bronzeware interpretation, variation rule of
thumb for the propitious mutant sexagenary day, 502
bronzeware items,
342, 379, 499
bronzeware utensils, 49, 339, 361
Buddha Shakyamuni,
98, 231, 527
Buddhism, 26, 96, 111, 548
Buddhist textbooks,
111
burial, 261, 379, 414, 461, 472, 557, 597, 611, 623
king’s, 571
burial sacrifice, 636
Bu-yan (sorcerer),
312, 575, 611
C
caesarean-born, 127, 363
Cai3 Shu,
604
Cai-guo, attacked by the Chu state, 565
Cai-guo lords, 580
Cai-guo marquis, 565
Aihou, 565–66, 580
Huanhou, 551, 559
Muhou, 580
Wuhou, 498
Yihou, 507
Zhaohou, 393, 397
Zhuanghou, 634
Cai-guo Prince,
Cai-ji, 559
Cai-guo Principality, 553, 559
Cai-guo state, 224,
531, 546, 549, 553, 558, 565–66, 599, 616, 622, 631
Cai-mo (sorcerer),
218, 355
Cai Yong, 36–37, 453, 456
calculation, numerological
divination, 575
calendar and seasons, 91, 203, 208, 243, 312
calendar maker, 112, 149, 207, 317
calendar minister, 622
calendars, 96, 109, 137–42, 148, 171–72, 195, 203–7, 243, 256, 312, 317–18,
330, 339, 458–59, 622
60-year sexagenary cycle, 170, 197,
257
agricultural, 195
anterior
Julian-equivalent, 171
archaic, 514, 519
astral, 204
chronogram-free, 256
distribution, 167
epochal, 102, 109, 140, 145, 181
intercalary month, 622
king’s, 476–77, 479
knowledge of Ci Du (365.25 degrees and 28 lunar lodges),
109
leap month placement, 622
lunisolar,
96, 143
new, 140, 324, 385
pre-Qin, 182,
326
six legendary ancient calendars, 138
successor Wei state’s, 161
ten-month solar, 208, 260
Zhou King Muwang’s off-road travel, 475, 479
Zu
Chongzhi’s Daming-li calendar, 139
calendar system, 243, 339
calendro-astronomy, 229
campaign, 233–34, 251–54, 270–71, 280–85, 321–24,
336, 345, 347, 375–78, 388–90, 500–546, 554–55, 580, 583–85
at-will, 318
chariot versus infantry, 579
Campaign of Chang2ping-Handan, 2
Campaign of Xiayang, 584
Canghou, Shang Marquis, 270
Cangjie characters, 32
Cang-lang
River, 422, 424
Cangwu, 146, 154–55, 166
Canton city, 104
Cao Dingyun, 328, 385–88
Cao-guo, 74, 349, 517, 580, 597–99, 613, 630,
633–34, 638
attacked, 592, 634
same-surname, 616
Cao-guo ancestor, Uncle Shu-zhen, 603
Cao-guo
ancestor Shu-zhenduo, 616
Cao-guo army, 564
Cao-guo lords, 591,
597, 603, 614, 616, 634
Cao-bo, 571
Count Yibo, 498
Donggong, 616
Gonggong,
589, 603, 614
Huan’gong, 556
Wen’gong,
634
Cao-guo Marquis, Cao-hou, 483
Cao-guo minister, Xi-fu-ji, 603,
614
Cao-guo state, 83, 342, 558, 566, 571, 586, 591, 613, 618
Cao-wei-zhi-rong barbarians, 150, 172
carbon-dating, 505–6
cataclysms, related to the books, 528
Jiashen Cataclysm,
528
Jingkang Cataclysm, 142, 163, 174, 528, 545
Yongjia Cataclysm, 36-7, 144, 171-2, 262-3, 453, 483
categorical statement, 104, 135, 295
cauldron, from the Gao-guo state,
551
cauldrons, 95, 158, 259, 272, 356–57, 360, 366–67, 391, 394, 488–90,
511, 548
Lord Yu’s, 366
nine, 95, 158,
179, 259, 366, 391–93, 548
celestial bodies, bright, 96, 172, 347,
372
celestial signs, 171, 203, 220, 339, 345–46
Celsius degree,
49, 60, 423
ceremonies
grand sacrifice, 339
king’s pray, 258
sacred heaven-praying, 287
sacrificial, 547
Chang, Kwang-chi, 200
Chang1he2-feng wind, 6
Chang2-e, 13, 91–92, 200, 206
Chang2-yi,
91–92, 206
Chang-di barbarian chieftain Fen-ru, 375
Chang-di
barbarian chieftain Rong-ru, 375
Chang-di barbarian chieftains, 375
Chang-di barbarians, 357, 373–76, 575, 577
attacked Qi,
374, 621
long-leg, 375
Sou-man3, 374–75,
576–77, 629, 632
tall Di2, 577
Chang-di barbarian’s
invasion of Soong, 375
Chang-di barbarian states, 374
Chang-hong,
207, 226, 297, 340
Changsha, 2–3, 89, 155, 405
Chang-yi4, 80, 130,
133–34, 150
Chan-shui River, 389, 414, 479, 484
Chaoge, Shang
capital city, 171, 268, 271, 282, 284–85, 303–4, 310, 338, 346–47, 522,
579
character mutating, 391
characters
huang-kao, 226, 351
monosyllable, 352
patented monosyllable Sinitic, 291
Qi2, 315
tadpole, 168, 399
wood-carved language, 94
Wu, 586
Zhu4, 86, 155, 341
characterset, 25
chariot armies, 579, 594
chariot manufacturing,
338
chariots, 335–37, 341, 374, 377, 477–78, 549–51, 579–83, 587, 593,
614–15, 620, 632–33, 636, 638, 640
4-horse, 162, 278, 311,
345, 532, 557
8-horse, 413, 421
advanced
weaponry of, 283, 337
armored, 615
bumping, 181, 280, 316
fish-skin-decorated, 579
heavy, 564
jade-decorated, 314, 485
postal, 635
qu-huang, 463
stallion, 478
Chenbao, 537
Cheng2 state, 274
Cheng-bo-xiu-fu, 500, 503
Cheng-feng, 131, 577, 600
Cheng-guo
state, 482, 546, 549, 562
Chengpu, 249, 303, 582, 614–15, 631
Cheng-Tang Revolution, 254, 308
Chen-guo, 513, 517, 546–47, 557–59,
565–66, 568, 571, 599, 625, 630, 633–34, 638
Chen-guo ancestor,
Yu-e-fu, 571
Chen-guo Lord Linggong, 638
Chen-guo Lord Mugong,
553, 599
Chen-guo lords, 553
Gonggong, 624–25, 631,
638
Huan’gong, 552
Hugong, 331, 342
Huigong, 375
Ligong, 553, 570
Chen-guo
Lord Xuan’gong, 553, 567, 571
Chen-guo Lord Yougong, 498
Chen-guo
Lord Zhuanggong, 553
Chen-guo ministers
Yuan-tao-tu,
581, 588, 617
Yuan-zhong, 572
Chen-guo princes
Chen Wan (Jingzhong), 571
Tian Wan, 553,
571
Zhuan-sun, 571
Chen-guo state, 150, 311, 395,
404, 529, 546–48, 553, 560, 565, 568–69, 571, 577, 581, 612
princes’ turmoil, 553
Chen-guo state’s descendants, 553
Chengzhou, 350, 356, 393, 395, 459, 513, 526, 533, 543, 552, 569–70, 592,
596, 620
attacked, 610
Cheng-zhou-ba-shi (eight Zhou
armies at Chengzhou), 350, 357
Cheng-zhou fort, 297, 356, 362, 391,
533
Cheng-zhou fort construction, 393
Chen Hanzhang, 104
Chen Jiujin, 333
Chen Mengjia, 230, 282, 329, 331, 414, 452
Chen-shi-clan, 574, 603, 612
Chen Tuo, 553
chen-wei, divination,
171
Chi-di, 317, 373, 376, 578
Chi-di barbarians, 77, 317, 416,
602
China’s creation gods, 105, 207
China’s creation gods Fu-xi
and Nv-wa, 88, 91, 105, 206
China’s epics, 586
China’s Homeric
Iliad, 245–46, 586
China’s Homeric Odyssey, 585
Chinese
Civilization, 31, 62, 111, 200
original, 124
Chinese
civilization and culture, 54
Chinese civilization’s development, 62
Chinese ethnogenesis, recognizable, 167
Chinese language, 25, 31
Chinese logographic characters, 25
Chinese metaphysics, 119, 139
Chinese mythology, 591
Chinese myths and legends, 350
Chinese
pictographic characters, 25, 34, 55
Chinese society, mundane, 90
Chinese surnames, 136
Chi-shui River, 466
Chi-you, 11, 69, 72, 86,
105, 107–8, 116, 123–24, 408, 450–51
Chi-you’s flags, 108
Chi-you’s image, 124
Chi-you’s successors, 450
Chong2-li, 408
Chong’er, 307, 585–86, 589, 595, 601–5, 608–9, 614
assassin, 597
Prince, 381, 397, 529, 574–75, 586–87, 589,
594, 601, 603, 608–9
uncle-in-law, 608
Chong-guo,
180, 279–80, 316
Chong-guo state, 316, 362, 367, 612
Chong-li2,
26, 74, 82, 84, 88, 112, 149, 207, 308, 317, 362, 408, 451
ancient ancestors, 74, 363, 370, 504
Chu
ancestor, 112
Chong-Li2, killed by the high lord, 74, 451
Chong-li2 in Chu Shi-jia of Shi-ji, 85
Chong-li2 story in Lx Xing of
Shang-shu, 112
Chong-li2 story of separation of sky, 112
Chong-li2
taken as two persons Chong and Li2 in Guo Yu, 84, 451
Chong-wen Zong Mu,
a bibliography book, 174
chronicling, 161, 498, 518
historical, 496
chronicling inchoation, 506
chronogram, 109, 171,
182, 324, 333, 339, 385, 405, 495, 544
Chu ancestors, 74, 85, 362–65,
370, 394, 408, 425, 581, 613
Fen-mao, 542
Gao-yang, 135
Ji-lian, 363
Lu-zhong, 84, 127, 343, 363, 541
Ruo-ao, 118, 542
Wu-huo, 14
Xiong Yan, 74, 363, 542
Xiong Yi, 224, 513
Yu-xiong, 85
Chu
ancestors’ genesis river, 88
Chu ancestors’ temple, 1
Chu
barbarians, 74, 363, 370
Chu-bo, Marquis, 353
Chu Che, 501
Chu-ci, 27
Chu Ci Bian-zheng, by Zhu Xi of the Soong dynasty, 3
Chu-ci prosodic poems, 27
Chu founding ancestors, 74, 365, 513
Chu-hou, Shang Marquis being attacked by Lu founder-lord Bo-qin, 353, 390
Chuilong summit (625 B.C.), 625
Chu kings, 23–25, 554–55, 561–62, 565,
569, 572, 581, 587, 599, 601, 603, 613–15, 631, 633–34, 638
Chengwang, 25, 277, 565, 572, 581, 596, 599, 603, 614, 622,
631
Huaiwang, 1–3, 24–25
Huaiwang
building the Guangling fort, 369
Huaiwang’s time period,
369
Huiwang, 1, 24, 572
Kangwang, 25
Lingwang, 23, 95, 162, 223, 277, 366, 421, 484, 513
Liwang, 542
Muwang, 310, 535, 624, 631, 634
Pingwang, 24
Qingxiangwang, 2, 23
Ruo-ao, 118
Shang-wang, 572
Suwang, 534
Weiwang, 369
Wenwang, 366,
404, 416, 486, 562, 565–66, 569, 572, 588, 631
Wenwang’s
succession, 572
Wuwang, 366, 404, 542, 554, 561, 569
Wuwang (Xiong Che), 542
Zhaowang, 23, 112, 450,
572, 599
Zhuangwang, 22–23, 25, 366, 532, 601, 631, 633–34,
638
Zhuangwang being hijacked, 633
Chu King Wuwang’s
aborted campaign against Sui-guo, 561
Chu King Wuwang’s requesting for
upgrade in ranking, 555
Chu King Wuwang’s wife Deng-maan, 562
Chu
King Zhuangwang’s inquiry about the Zhou king’s nine cauldrons, 179
Chu Lord, Xiong Shuang, 504
Chu Lord, Xiong Yan2, 370
Chu Lord,
Zi-yi, 542
Chu ministers, 2, 23, 407, 572, 581, 612, 614, 631, 634
Cheng Daxin, 631
Cheng-De-chen, 601
Da-sun-bo, 632
Dou Bo-bi, 118, 572
Dou Gu-wutu, 118, 573
Dou Lian, 555
Dou Qi, 561
Dou Zhang, 580
Dou Zi-wen, 22
Guan-she-fu, 112, 450
‘ling yin’ Cheng-jia, 632–33
Pan Chong, 624, 631
Pan Chong (Shi-chong), 633
Pang-bo and the
battle against Xu2-guo, 277, 587
Peng-zhong-shuang, 366,
404
Qu Xia, 554
Shen3-yin Zijing,
634
Shen-gong Dou-ban, 612, 631, 633
Shen-gong Dou Ke, 612, 633
Shen-shu, 614
Shen-shu Shi, 532
Shen Zhou, 631
Sun-shu
Ao, 598, 634
Sun-shu-ao/Wei3 Ailie, 598, 634
Tang Mei, 1, 312–13
Wei3 Jia, 634–35, 638
Wu-chen, 627
Wu Yuan, 212
Xi-gong (Qu Yukou), 612, 634
Yu Quan, 569
Zhuang Xin, 2
Zi-ge, 223, 421, 484, 513
Zi-kong, 632
Zi-mu, 25
Zi-shang, 622
Zi-xi, 24
zuo shi
Yi-xiang, 421, 484
Chu mausoleums, 24
Chun-qiu, 35–36, 90, 106,
161, 532, 539–41, 557, 559–60, 563, 569, 576, 584, 622, 624, 633
abridged Lu Principality chronicle, 509
Chun-qiu classics,
230
Chun-qiu Gong-yang Zhuan, 380, 551, 563, 565, 639
Chun-qiu Gu
Jing, 509
Chun-qiu Jing-zhuan Ji-jie, 169
annotation
book, 169, 524
Chun-qiu Jing-Zhuan Ji-jie, by Du Yu, 260, 327, 543
Chun-qiu Ming Li Xu, 161
Chun-qiu Wei, Ming Li-xu (mandate’s
calendro-order), 103, 110
Chun-qiu Zheng-yi, 302
Chun-qiu Zhuan,
106, 219, 355, 533, 539, 560
Chun-qiu Zuo-shi Zhuan, 35, 106, 168, 173,
219, 355, 482, 509, 532, 565, 624
Chunwei (last Xia king’s son), 235,
465, 582
Chu people’s ancestors, 85
Chu people’s legends, 159
Chu people’s lineage, 150
Chu prince fleeing to be a ruler among the Pu
barbarians, 504
Chu princes
Bai-gong-sheng, 24,
572
Bai-gong-sheng’s tragic hero death, 24
Shang-chen, 622, 624
Shen-Gong-zi Yi-fu,
634
Shu-xiong, 504
Wang-sun Qi3, 616
Wang-zi-Zhi, 624
Yu-qiu-zi, 634
Yu-qiu-zi/Shen3-yin Zijing, 310
Chu state, 1–3, 22–25, 365,
369, 404, 553–54, 573–74, 580, 592–93, 596–99, 612–15, 625–27, 630–32,
634–35, 638
being attacked by Sui-guo, 573, 627
Zizhi, 635
Chu state’s progenitors, 93, 592
Chu
Viscount, 366, 407, 531
Chu Xue Ji, 195–96, 257–58, 282, 404, 420, 455,
491
cleromancy, 305, 605
Commandery-County System, 348
conferrals
ce shu, 615
marquisdom,
407
Confucianism, 96
Confucian learning, 499
Confucian
morality, 167, 261
Confucian rituals and protocols, 336
Confucians, 17, 47, 186, 202, 277, 319, 386, 455
Confucius, 35, 89–90,
94–96, 105–6, 157, 159, 161, 165, 173, 179, 374, 452, 550–51, 622, 624
ancestor Kong-fu-jia, 551
tadpole script books
from double walls, 35
visiting ancestral Soong State,
181
Confucius’ ancestry, 213
Confucius’ disciple, 127, 215, 384,
533, 571, 624
Gong-ye-Chang, 617
Zeng-zi, 498
Zi-chang, 574
Zi-xia,
35
Zi-you, 412
Confucius’ lineage, 106
Confucius’ Mottos, 159
conjunction, 33, 110, 141, 169, 220–21, 311,
313–14, 332, 519
Five Planets, 221
constellation, 5,
85, 122, 203, 226, 248, 278, 311, 346, 518, 609
Count Ba4-bo, 360
Count Cao-bo, 557
Count Chao-bo, 342
Count Chong-bo, 149, 159,
190, 298, 394
Count Chu-bo, 390
Count Du-bo, 219, 512, 515, 530,
549, 582–83, 635
Count Fang-bo, 399
Count Fei-bo, 228, 252
Count Ge2-bo, 360
Count Ge-bo, 225, 248–49
Count Gong-bo, 32, 357,
495–99
Count Gu-bo, 554
Count Han2, 203
Count He-bo, 214,
216
Count Hua-bo, 567
Count Huo-bo, 481
Count Jia-bo,
545
Count Jihh4-bo, 541
Count Kunwu, 226
Count Liang-bo,
545, 594, 597, 599, 631
Count Lu-bo, 352
Count Lv-bo, 450
Count Mei-bo, 17, 19, 281, 309
Count Peng-bo, 265, 360, 461, 478
countries
black-teeth, 73
naked body,
73
tattoo, 73
Count Rui-bo, 492, 552
Count
Shi3-wei2, 74, 85, 91, 226, 364, 370
Count Xia, 159, 185, 189–91, 196,
199, 396
Count Xi-bo, 278–79, 303, 308–9, 314–15, 318, 321, 342, 351,
485
Count Zheng, 529, 547
creation, human, 111, 157, 308, 618
creation Gods, 8–9, 14
criminal laws, 149, 450
crown aethelings,
269, 384, 518–20
crown princes, 22, 198, 483, 532, 558, 576, 579, 583,
585, 589, 622, 629, 637
D
Da2-ji3, 281, 284, 338, 590
Da-chen-xing, 346, 609
Da-dai Li-ji, 51, 94, 99, 102, 127, 130, 145,
156–57, 241–42, 292, 323, 363, 371, 420
Da-han-guo state, 73
Dai4-guo state, 549
Dai-guo, barbarian Dai-di place, 22
Dai-guo
state, 354, 427
Dai-zong mountains, 125
Dali-rong barbarians, 352,
382–83
Daming-li calendar, 139
Dan-guo, 349, 634
Dan-shui
River, 72, 154, 353, 535
Dan-zhu, 72, 146, 154, 165, 535, 582
Danzhu, his descendant and spirit, 582
Da-peng state, 271
Da-rong-Hu-ji, 381, 585. See also Xiao-rong-zi
data
astronomical, 197, 344
proprietary, 163, 195, 217, 327,
402–3, 418, 488
Dawenkou, 55–56
Dawenkou Culture, 51, 55–56,
212
Da-xia, 126, 146, 186, 188–89, 197, 244, 247, 377, 379, 396–97,
581
da-yan, philosophical, 229, 324, 605, 608
Dayan-li calendar,
142, 182, 229, 385
by Seng Yixing, 230
Seng Yixing rebutted Li Chunfeng’s Linde-li, 142
Daye-li calendar, 96
Deng-guo state, 513, 517, 531, 540, 555, 562
descendent, Cao-surnamed,
343
Di2 barbarians, 186, 359, 376, 586, 628
dial (gnomon) for
measuring sun’s shade from the Taosi site, 125
dictums, 304, 481, 606
Di-hong-shi, 82, 104, 121, 638
dilapidation, 58, 186, 625
Dinggong Ruins in Zouping of Shandong, 32
Dipper mansion, 139, 142,
345
Di-qiang barbarians, 292
Diquan summit (632 B.C.), 616
Di-ren barbarians, 416
disciples, 73, 89, 94, 101, 107, 227, 249, 323,
384, 453, 624
discourse
counter-argument, 368,
495
counter-theme, 8, 224
Di-Shun, 342
Di-shun-shi dynasty, 68, 133, 155
diurnal (‘ri fa’), 141, 206, 317,
334
divination, 83, 108, 110, 157, 310, 313–14, 404, 457–58, 483, 604,
607, 611, 618, 631, 633
differential numbers, 608
origin of the shi1-shu numerical stalk divination, 229
remainder numbers, 605
remainder stalks,
605
Shan Hai Jing & the Ancient Divination
ying-shu summation numbers, 607
See also The
Sinitic Civilization-Book II
divination hexagrams, 409, 473
divination method
Gui-cang Yi, 414, 472
Shi1 Fa quarternity interpretation, 606
divination Zhou Yi, 553
divinatory book Di-mu Jing, 88
divinatory books, 83, 108, 174, 187, 198,
313, 405, 409
divinatory book Yi-jing, 107
divinatory method,
Lian-shan Yi, 593
Di-wang Shi4-ji, 35, 76, 88, 121, 123, 131, 143,
145–46, 149, 202, 211, 325, 327, 420, 453–54
by Huangfu
Mi, 202, 407, 453–54, 457
DNA, ancient, 47
Doggy Rong barbarians,
306, 317, 371–72, 384, 520, 529
Dong3-guo state, 361–62
Dong3-surnamed Huan-long-shi, 183
Dong-fu, dragon tamer, 235, 362
Dong-guo-guo, 517
Dong-hu barbarians, 364
Dong-jing, 278, 311,
313
Dong-jing Fu, by Zhang Heng, 268
Dongxiafeng, 57, 185
Dongxiafeng Culture, 57
Dong-yi barbarians, 75, 153, 155, 213–14, 244,
338, 365, 395
Dong Zuobin, 329, 388, 486, 506
double-headed eagle
octagram, 60. See also octagram star, pentagram bronze wheel, double-eagle
head jade octagram
doubt-ancient scholars, 95
doubt ancient
school, 33, 67, 128, 246
Dou-shi-clan, 612, 614–15, 631
dragon
gate, 61, 465
dragon gate gorge, 66
dragon motif, 339
dragon reverence, 66
dragons
azure, 4–5, 426
hornless Qiulong, 6
dragon talisman, 53
dragon-taming, 218, 355
dragon totem, 56, 66–68, 76, 111, 122, 185
dragon-totem culture, 66
Duke Bi-gong, 255, 315, 328, 349, 399–400,
454
Duke Shao-gong, 20, 269, 294, 331, 340, 342, 356, 379, 388, 391,
399, 492, 495, 498–99, 503
Duke Soong-wei-zi, 287
Duke Zhou-gong
and Duke Shao-gong, 340, 342, 499
Dun4-guo Lord, Viscount Dun4-zi,
612
Dun4-guo state, 612
Dunhuang, 158, 179
Du Yu (Du
Zhengnan), 585, 588, 596, 601, 605
E
Eastern Guo-guo state,
481
Eastern Qiangs, 116
Eastern Xia, 238, 244
Eastern Yi,
10, 69, 72, 75, 83, 153, 213, 223, 242, 244, 264, 273–74, 277, 284–85,
597–98
eastern Yi barbarians, 251
East Guo-guo state, 358, 516,
536, 585
East Yellow River Bend, 299, 372, 462, 495
E-bo, 128,
133, 146, 243, 247, 296, 312, 378, 395, 609
eclipse, 279, 407, 486,
519
ecliptic, 4–5, 109, 120, 122, 132, 141, 168, 182, 223, 230, 255,
312–13, 324, 333–35, 344
ecliptic calendar, 255, 324
ecliptic
calendar system, 339
ecliptic precession, 139, 141
E-guo state,
79, 362, 530
eight winds as guides for the music composition, 543
elegies, 13, 198, 285, 558
elephants, 7, 153, 244
snake swallowing an elephant, 7
elephant trunks in
Sanxingdui, 65
…sophistry talks equating Lord Shun’s brother to
elephant-taming, 153, 244
elephant trunk Ruins
(You-bie-xu), 244
Yuzhou meaning No. 1 prefecture, not
elephant prefecture, 440
embodiment, 87, 93, 119, 158, 187, 233, 252,
321
Emperor Shihuangdi, 348, 383
empty-city defense strategy,
573
enclosures, 405
eons and aeons, 109–10, 140
epochs,
109–10, 140, 195, 255, 322, 344, 506
equinoxes, 138, 142, 182, 207, 242,
324, 385, 451
Erligang Culture, 212, 264
Erligang Ruins, 264
Erligang-type culture, 265
Erlitou Culture, 58, 62, 185, 250
Erlitou Ruins, 250
Erlitou site, 57–58, 209
Erlitou-type culture,
34, 62, 180, 208
Er Ya, dictionary nature, 137
Er Zi Tong Zhou,
558
eunuch, 585–86, 596, 610
Europe-equivalent geocentric model,
139
excavated bamboo divination texts, Wangjiatai, 481
excavations, 31–34, 36, 48, 53–56, 58, 60, 68, 169, 171, 179, 222, 224,
261–62, 317, 360
exile, 1–2, 82, 190, 193, 382, 491, 495, 556–57, 561,
614, 617, 629, 631–32, 635–38
extracted texts from The Bamboo Annals,
173–74, 189, 191, 213–18, 262–63, 274, 279, 359, 417–18, 420, 459–60, 490,
503, 510–11, 519–20
F
fable Lie Zi, He-xu-shi/Hua-xu-shi,
69
fable books, 87, 95, 101, 105, 124, 321–22, 420, 452
fable
figure, Rong-cheng, 112
fables, 26, 76, 87, 90, 94–95, 97, 100, 103–5,
120, 126, 153, 206, 238, 310, 390
fable stories, 90, 217, 498
Fa Jing, by Li Kui, 449
Fang-fang state, 273
Fang-feng-shi,
374
Fang-guo state, 166, 402
Fang-lei state, 121, 402
Fan-guo state, 552, 576
Fang-yi barbarians, 212
Fan-shi clan, 219,
355, 512, 515
Fei-lian, wind god, 7.
Feng1 Yan, 36, 38
feng
shan (oblation for heaven and earth), 97, 126, 377, 547
Feng-shui River,
77, 184, 299, 315–16, 391, 516, 520
Feng surname, 161
Feng-su
Tong, 101, 113
Feng-tu Ji, 153
Feng-wang, barbarian king, 352,
536
Feng-xi, big boar, 200
Fen-he River, 79, 121, 186, 530
Fen-shui River, 79, 234, 254, 293, 299–300, 306, 354, 395–96, 423, 493, 495,
500, 511, 534, 545
Fen-wang, Zhou King Liwang, 300, 493, 500
fen
ye (allocated fields), 312, 344, 426, 429, 443
feudatories, 224, 308–9,
321, 335, 378, 513, 535, 567, 588, 615–16
Fiery Thearch
ancient Jiang-surnamed Yan-di, 93
Yan-di, 69,
74, 77–81, 84–85, 88, 91–93, 100–104, 107, 118–20, 122–24, 129–30, 134, 293,
295, 297
filial piety, 68, 133, 151, 153–54
five-color light (the
Northern Light), 405
Five Planets, 141, 220, 223, 311, 332
add-on, 279
NASA-ascertained Conjunction,
221
Five Planets’ conjunction, 278, 312–13
crisscrossing and one line movement, 33, 96, 141, 170, 181, 220–21, 223,
278–79, 312–14, 325, 332, 343, 346, 404, 406
Five Planets like the
chained pearls, 96, 171, 347
flashback, related to Lord Yao’s 3rd
millennium B.C. reign years, 140, 207, 451
flood control, 10, 60, 83,
118, 128, 159, 199, 201, 242, 261, 463–65
forged birthplace of the Yellow
Thearch, 36
forged Lord Yao’s enthronement year, 36, 140, 142-4, 149,
445
forgers, 94, 98, 110, 114, 144–45, 204, 208, 262–63, 322, 400–402,
410, 482, 486–87, 499, 502
Huangfu Mi, 172, 454
Luo Mi, 163
Zhang Ba, 403
forgery, 163,
171–74, 189–99, 207–35, 249–52, 257–58, 260–66, 268–80, 314–25, 386–91,
398–407, 485–89, 491–93, 498–502, 510–16
adding-legs-to-a-snake recompiling, 275, 519
The Bamboo
Annals’ forged contents having no value, 227
brazen, 149
debunked by Zhou King Wenwang’s 18th posthumous year on
bronzeware Ce Ling Gui, 389
double, 204, 231
as evidenced in commuting the Shang king’s reigns seen in
Shang-shu, 263
first stage, 142
flamboyant, 514
forged with the Shi-jing poems, 164
Luo Mi’s second stage forgery, 170
Mao Jian’s
San Feng (three mausoleums), 97
partial or fable-nature as
seen in Zhuang Zi, 105
post-book-burning, 95, 548
post-Confucian, 106
random placement of yearly
sequential events in Mu-tian-zi Zhuan, 410, 482
related
to the astrological concepts, 173
related to the sun eclipse
during Xia King Zhongkang’s era, 204, 319
related to the
west gate/east gate stories in the context of the Shang conquest of Xia,
253
related to Zhou King Wenwang’s cumulative posthumous
years, 328
seen in Xi Nian bamboo slips, 98
stem-branch-tagged, 164
subtraction and
addition of the summary years of the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, 162,
191
forgery acts, outrageous, flagrant and immoral, 410
forgery
and sorcery books, late Western Han dynasty, 105–6, 219, 355
forgery
bamboo book bearing Shen Yue’s name, 174
forgery books, 96, 102, 105,
110, 119–20, 149, 171, 221, 231, 250, 254, 257, 346, 405, 407
forgery
contents on the Three Sovereigns in Shang-shu Da Zhuan, 101, 151, 174, 322,
394
forgery Shang-shu texts about loss of knowledge about the tadpole
scripts, 35
fortification project, 251, 321, 596
fox, 213, 317,
381, 556
three-leg water, 570
fugitives, 23, 39, 167,
284, 351–52, 400
Fu-hao, 271
Fu Qian, 202, 373, 407, 454, 521
fu-sang, 73
Fu-sheng, 34, 106, 201, 205, 255, 323, 327, 449, 452,
455
Fu Shui (Fu Yue), 269, 305, 310, 331
Fu-shui Zhi Ming being a
sophistry talk, 269
Fu Sinian, 27, 248, 250, 307, 331, 340, 351
Fu-tan, Yue Marquis, 369
Fu-xi, 88–95, 97–105, 107, 206–7
Bao-xi, 94
See also Tai-hao, Nv-wa
Fu-xi
& Nv-wa, described on the silk manuscript, 89
Fu-xia, 153, 185,
566
Fu-xi and Nv-wa coupling, 91
Fu-xi-shi, 74, 87–88, 94, 97,
103, 105, 161
Fuyu barbarians, 269
G
Gan De/Gan-gong
and Shi Shen’s books, 313
Gan Pan, 269
Gan-shi Xing-jing, 171,
312, 314
Gan-shui River, 425
Gan Tang (umbrageous sweet pear),
398
Gao-guo state, 549, 551
Gao Heng, divination expert, 607
Gaoliang, 126, 186, 378, 586, 589, 609
Gaotang Sheng, 127
Gaoxin-shi, 104, 146, 188–89, 241, 247, 254, 305, 396
sons
of, 146–47, 247, 396
Gaoyang-shi, 101, 130, 149–50
Gaoyao, 193
Gao-yao, 154, 191, 450, 627
Gao-yao’s sacrifice, 627
gap,
generational, 150, 300, 361
Ge-bo, 225, 248
Ge-di land, 212
Ge-guo state, 225, 248, 252
Geji, oracle bone character compilation,
187
generation gap, 158
genesis, 3, 90, 110
Gentlemen’s
Country, 73
ghosts, 84, 218, 241, 512, 555, 598, 613
ghosts-gods,
617
glaciations, 41–42
globe, 41, 139
goddess, 91
gods, 60, 87–90, 101, 107, 112–13, 115, 148, 158, 191, 241, 308, 450, 460,
598
calendar-making, 148
five, 87,
101
heavenly, 101
hundred, 88, 315
semi-human, 158, 241
thearchical, 87–88
winter month, 85
gods of four winds on the oracle bones,
148, 206
golden mean, 319. See also zhong (‘li-zhong’)
Gong-bo,
regent, 497
Gong-gong, 8–10, 79–83, 89–90, 103, 118
nine-prefecture hegemony-lord, 21
Gong-gong-shi, 10, 81, 87, 89, 93, 104,
129, 147, 296
jiu-zhou mu (overlord of the nine
prefectures), 10
Gong-gong-shi dynasty, 80, 130
Gong-guo state,
84, 496, 498
Gong-he Era, 491, 496, 498
Gong-liu’s stone mining,
306
Gongsun Zhi, 594
Gong-ye-chang, 574
grand duke iplanet,
88, 230, 333–36, 406
grand duke iplanet calendar system, 339
grandiose ancestor, 624
grand oneness, 406
Great Wall, 383,
464
Great Xia land, 146, 152–53, 155, 185, 188–89, 197, 199, 201,
233–34, 244, 247, 286, 376, 378, 395–96
Greek philosophical elements,
130
Gregorian calendar, 140, 142–45, 321, 335, 407, 455, 519
Guantang Ji-lin, by Wang Guowei, 344
Guan Zi, 75, 126, 377–78, 535,
596
Guan-zi (Guan Zhong), 75, 184, 258, 400, 470, 560, 591
Guan
Zi
the misnomer Yu2-shi and Yuezhi equivalency, 186, 368
Xiao-kuang, 185, 368, 377–78, 567
guardian gods, 8, 81,
85, 129, 188, 208, 299, 354, 451, 570
Chong-li2, 149
guardians, 503
guardians of five sacrifice elements of metal, wood,
water, fire and mud, 85, 451
Guazhou, 381, 556
Gu-di summit
(687 B.C.), 561
Gu-gong-danfu, 300–303, 306
Gui-cang Yi
divination, 21, 83, 108, 207, 214, 216, 404, 409, 414, 466, 472, 481, 578,
606, 611
Gui-fang, 51, 248, 254, 270, 278, 305–6, 408
Gui-fang
barbarians, 270, 306–7, 365, 492
Gui-fang barbarians of the Zhou dynasty
being the Kui-surnamed Red Di barbarians, 408
Gui-fang state, 278,
305
Gui Gu Zi, 87
gui-qi (counterfeit burial objects), 512
Gui-shui River, 237
Gui-xu Ruins, 152
Gun, 10–13, 68, 76–77,
81–83, 87, 149–50, 156–59, 162, 165–66, 190, 192, 242, 292, 294, 582
Gun-rong barbarians, 382
Gun’s death penalty, 11
Gun’s exile trip,
11
Gun’s feather mountain, 83
Gun stealing the growing soil from
the high lord, 82–83
Guo4-di land, 211–12
Guo-guo, 536, 547, 556,
569–70, 574, 584–86
Guo-guo lord, 545, 570, 581, 584
Guo-guo Lord,
Guo-gong, 87, 98, 231, 372, 488, 491, 527, 548, 568–70, 576, 582
Guo-guo Lord, Guo-gong Han4, 523
Guo-guo Lord, Guo-shi-fu, 521, 523
Guo-guo Lord, Wen’gong, 507, 509, 523
Guo-guo Lord Guo-gong, 557,
584
Guo-guo minister, Zhou-zhi-qiao, 570
Guo-guo state, 342,
491–92, 501–2, 516, 520, 523, 530, 549–50, 558, 560, 568, 570, 582, 584,
586
eliminated by the Jinn state in 658 B.C., 584
west, 358, 379
Guo Moruo, 27, 122, 242, 264, 323, 330, 341,
387, 390, 408, 485
Guo Pu, 3, 90–91, 154, 163, 173, 216, 221, 245–46,
406, 409, 413–14, 418–22, 466, 469, 471–73
Guo Pu’s annotation, 216,
418–19, 457, 528
Guo Pu’s annotation on Mu-tian-zi Zhuan, 418–19, 457
Guo Shang (hymn to the fallen), 1
Guo Shiqian, 8, 13, 27, 572
Guo Yu, 80–81, 83, 85, 118–24, 128–29, 132–35, 148–51, 156–57, 223–26,
296–301, 344–46, 375–77, 450–51, 516–19, 603–4
Chu Yu, 85,
112, 149, 198, 207, 451, 497, 532, 612, 616, 634
Gu-shi Kao, by Qiao
Zhou, 123
Gu Yanwu, 172, 310, 519, 541, 619, 628
Gu-zhu, 286,
376–78, 576
Gu-zhu campaign, 376
Gu-zhu state, 376, 378,
576
H
Haan Fei Zi, 103, 105, 166–67, 253, 258, 281, 284, 364,
372, 376–77, 381, 411, 536, 542, 596
Haan-guo state, 398, 500, 517,
537
Haan-hou, Marquis, 298, 341, 354, 397, 493, 500, 517
Haan Shi
Wai-zhuan, 75, 377, 389
Haan Yi, 298, 300, 354, 493, 500
Han-fei-zi, 165
Han Shu, Tian-wen Zhi, 312
Han-shui River, 1–3,
62–63, 155, 159, 400–401, 407, 412, 414–15, 423–24, 529, 531, 554–55, 561,
581
Hanymede moon, 312
Han-zhuo, 8, 13, 110, 185, 199–200,
209–12
Hao-jing, 71, 285, 316, 350–51, 371, 480, 486, 489, 513, 515, 525,
529, 533–34, 536
heaven
central, 188
mandate of, 14, 18, 140, 158, 165, 167, 251, 258, 279–80, 308,
315, 320, 322, 339–40, 392–94
son of, 18, 68, 133, 456,
474–75, 478, 482
sun’s circumference of, 138, 230
temple of, 61
heaven-earth disconnection, Chu King
Zhaowang’s question for Guan-she-fu, 112
heaven-earth intersecting,
609
Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, 162, 171, 191, 195, 197, 219,
246, 260, 266
Heavenly Street Enclosure, 312
heaven reverence,
158, 241, 537
He-bo, 1, 59, 114, 199, 214, 216, 245–46, 287, 397
hegemony lords, 10, 23, 91, 318, 372, 375, 378, 566, 597, 601, 613, 633
five, 91, 359, 601
Hejian-xian-wang, King, 34
Hemudu
Culture, 51, 54
Heng-shui River, 461
Herodotus, 576
He-shui
River, 582
He-tu, map books, 95–96, 106, 399
hexagrams, 93, 207,
245, 304, 309, 361, 363, 384, 466, 481, 571, 578, 593–94, 604–8, 611
no action, 608
no change, 604, 608
changeable lines, 606, 608
change lines, 604,
606–8
no change lines, 604–6, 608
components gua, gua ci, tuan, yao, 304, 604
da-you, 578
diagrams, 305
dictums, 608
fire-burning/death, 372, 458
half-half
interpretation, 605
halving interpretation, 604
image, 608
‘li’ (bright/fire), 372
lines, 604
necromancy divination, 216
original, 604–7
predicate logic, 608
quasi-hexagram, 606
returning-home maiden,
207
sign/image interpretation, 605
six-line, 604
solid line, 608
‘tai’-zhi-ba, 608
transformant, 578, 604, 606–8
transformant hexagram’s dictum, 606
hexagrams developed by
Zhou King Wenwang, 304, 341, 348–49, 357
hexagram’s dictum, 607–8
hexagrams of Zhou Yi, 237, 286, 372, 593
He-yi barbarians in Yu Gong,
189
high lord, 8–9, 12–14, 18, 22–23, 26, 128, 132, 156–57, 291–94, 308,
450, 462, 466, 618, 624
Hill of Queen Mother, 472
Hmong-miens,
41, 56, 76, 79, 115–19, 124–25, 159, 535
homo sapiens, 41
Hongshan
Culture, 47, 53, 59, 62, 69
Hong-shui River, 600
hou-bo, 18, 83,
90, 268, 271, 306, 353, 572, 615
Hou Han Shu
Fang-shu
Zhuan Xu (preface to alchemists’ biographies), 106, 257
by Fan Ye, 418
Xi-qiang Zhuan, 223, 270, 418, 491, 496,
503
Hou-ji
agricultural guardian, 135, 295
Zhou ancestor, 74, 104, 109, 128, 132, 136, 147, 150, 154,
292–97, 299–302, 363, 370, 450, 454
Hou-ji’s lineage, 292
Hou-kui,
200
Hou-tu, 10, 81, 88, 129, 296
Hou Xu for Chun-qiu Jing-Zhuan
Ji-jie, by Du Yu, 327
Hou-yi, 7–8, 10–11, 13, 185, 199–200, 202, 208–9,
231, 243
sun-shooter, 13, 200
Hou-yi shot Feng-xi,
13
Hou-yi’s killing Bo-feng, 200
Hua2-guo state, 561, 599
Hua-di meeting (691 B.C.), 561
Huai-di summit (643 B.C.), 596
Huai
Nan Zi, 3–4, 73, 82, 88–90, 92–93, 152–53, 222, 234–37, 306, 309, 323,
345–46, 405, 409, 411
dynasty book, 92, 207, 310, 625
Huai-shui River, 2, 9, 124, 134, 238, 242, 248, 274, 298, 401, 407, 412, 503,
618, 627
Huai-surnamed clans, 203, 254, 305, 361, 378, 544, 602
Huai-yi barbarians, 209, 338, 402, 490, 503, 554, 592
Huai-ying, 595,
599, 603, 628
Huangdi, 341, 381, 466, 569, 625
Huang-di’s
birthplace, 121
Huang-di’s embodiment, 122
Huangfu Mi, 35–36, 76,
101, 103, 105, 121, 123, 130–31, 133, 143–45, 204, 281–82, 326–27, 453–54,
457
Huang-guo state, 531, 587, 592
Huang-guo states, 569, 580,
587, 592
Huang Ji Jing Shi, by Shao Yong, 115, 130, 144, 255
Huang
Niao (yellow bird), 628
huang xiong (brown bear), 10, 77, 83, 120,
294–95, 441
Huang Yi, 180, 188, 280, 299, 315–16
Huan Tan, 171,
346, 509
Huashan Mountain, 69, 556, 559, 593
Hucker, Charles, 291,
348, 350, 456
Hu-di summit (611 B.C.), 638
Hui-Mo barbarians,
246
humanism, ancient China’s, 392
human sacrifice, 598
Hundred Pu people, 72, 74, 117, 363, 365, 370, 407, 504, 535, 542, 613,
635
Hundred Schools of Thoughts, 113, 124, 153, 633
Hundred Yue
people, 81, 89, 125, 160, 193, 367–68, 399
Hundun, 82, 162
Hun-rong barbarians, 382
Huns, 39, 47, 50, 68–70, 75, 186, 235–36, 337,
339, 364, 369, 371, 373, 381–83, 464–65
Huo-guo state, 583, 599
Huo-tai-shan, 583, 595, 602
husbandry, 66, 68, 122, 183, 489
Hu
Shi, 635
Hu-shi barbarian clan, 78
I
image characters,
63
Immaculate Conception, 5
immortality, 5, 7, 13, 456, 483
immortals, 7–8, 331
imperial academy, 35–36
inauspicious augury
result, 216
incest, 560, 563, 636
interpretation, extended,
245
interregnum, 32, 84, 209, 280, 322, 327, 372, 386, 491, 495–99, 511,
537
Sima Qian’s approach to ascertaining, 498
iplanet, inverse-orbiting grand duke star [Jupiter planet], 141
J
J2-surnamed South Yan state, 591
Jade Age, 41, 53, 61
jade
artisans, 469–70
jade city/fort, 59
jade disk, double, 482
jade palaces, 277
jades
alien, 96, 399
black, 250, 254, 257
natural engrained, 96,
399
ornamented, 14
spoon, 367, 401
wear-purpose, 475
white, 466
jade
terraces, 8, 235
Japan, ancient Wa, 193
Ji1 surname, 77, 80, 133,
135, 295, 317, 364, 381, 482, 550, 599, 628
Ji1-surnamed states, 317,
529, 554, 614
Ji1-zi, 257, 280–81, 285–86, 334, 336, 343, 387
Ji2-surnamed Mixu-guo state, 485
Ji2-surnamed South Yan state, 374
Ji3-shui River, 93, 131, 134
Ji3 surname, 78, 80, 133, 284, 491, 570,
603
Ji3-surnamed Ju3-guo state, 630
Ji3-surnamed Tan-guo state,
564
Ji4-guo state, 584, 622
Jia-guo state, 574
Jia Kui,
202, 453–54
Jialing-jiang River, 423–24, 536
Jiang1-guo and
Huang-guo states, 580
Jiang1-guo state, 626
Jiang1-Han River area,
425
Jiang1-nan, 2, 348
...Jiang1-nan of Da Ya, 503
Jiang1
River, 79, 134, 238, 423
Jiang1-shui River, 3, 63, 134, 159, 281, 352,
414
Jiang1-shui River and Han-shui River, 554
Jiang1-shui River’s
origin, 422
Jiang-rong barbarian chieftain Rong-zi-Juzhi, 83, 89
Jiang-rong barbarians, 83, 380, 508–12, 620
Jiang Shang, 309–11, 345
Jiang-shui River, 114, 119
jiang surname, 77–78, 81, 124, 130, 136,
294, 310, 370, 452
Jiang surname, 303
Jiang-surnamed ancient lord
Bo-ling, 415, 481
Jiang-surnamed Fiery Thearch, 123, 293
Jiang-surnamed Lv and Xu states, 362
Jiang-surnamed Pang-gong, 345,
358
Jiang-surnamed San-miao exiles, 72, 82, 162, 535
Jiang-tai-gong, 86, 136, 310, 320, 341, 350, 353, 358, 386, 392, 400, 415,
591, 625
butcher stories, 310
Jiang-yi fief, 511
Jiang Yuan, 291–94, 345–46
Jiantu Assembly, 616
Jian Zhu-ke Shu,
470
Jiao3-guo state, 555
Jiao Yanshou and Jing Fang’s divination
school, 553
Jiaru, 362, 391, 394
jia-zi, 19, 109, 140–41, 144–45,
256, 321, 330, 332, 335–37, 339, 347, 466, 472, 543
Ji Chang, 18–19,
194, 237, 278–79, 303–4, 307–10, 316, 318–20, 544
Ji Cheng, 23, 25,
27
hermit-scholar, 10, 17, 20, 22, 199, 319
Ji
Cheng’s interpretation, 24, 26
Ji-du, ancient capital city, 189, 197
Jih4-guo marquis, 490, 563
Jih4-guo state, 490, 541, 548
Jih4-ji, 561
Jih4 lord, 561
Jihh4-bo (Zhai-bo),
541
Jihh4-guo (Zhai-guo) state, 610
Ji-jun Commandery Tomb, 108,
170, 190, 332, 337, 419, 524
Ji-jun-di Zhong-gu-wen Ce-shu, 222
Ji-kui, 602, 609
Ji-lan Tu, the Xia dynasty’s summary years, 195
Jing-bo, 226, 252
Jing-Chu, 162, 259, 270, 365, 404, 492
Jing-Chu
barbarians, 270
Jing-Chu enemy, 404
Jing Fang’s divination school,
553
Jing-ji Zhi, 142, 230, 453
Jingkang Cataclysm, 174
Jing-maan barbarians, 269, 305, 364, 367, 404, 407, 517, 531, 581
Jing-Mi-surnamed Chu state, 370
Jing-ren, 415, 417, 571
Jingshan,
158, 225, 365, 394, 422–23
Jing-shang (upperstream Jing-shui River), 315,
485
Jingshi, 524, 534, 568
Jing-shui River, 126, 280, 314, 317,
371, 382, 456, 485, 503, 516
Jinn ancestor,, Marquis Tang-yu-hou, 398
Jinn ancestor, Uncle Tang-shu-Yu, 534
Jinn blind musician Shi-kuang’s
citation of Xia Shu, 204
Jinn founder-lord, Uncle Tang-shu (Shu-yu),
146–47, 180, 247, 253–54, 286, 305, 346, 349, 359, 376, 381, 386, 395–98,
601, 609
Jinn General Guan-hu captured by the Xianyu barbarians, 355
Jinn Lord Quwo-wu-gong, 545, 567
Jinn lords, 508, 525, 534, 567–68,
574–75, 582–86, 589–90, 593–94, 611, 613–17, 619–21, 624–27, 634, 636
Ai-hou, 538, 543–45
Chenggong, 639
Chugong, 163, 173, 259, 406
Daogong, 184–85,
243, 312, 379, 382
Daozi, 589
E’hou,
362, 538, 543–44, 602
Huaigong, 595, 599, 601, 603, 609
Huigong, 370, 373, 380–81, 556, 585–86, 589–90, 593, 595, 599,
601–3
Huigong (Yi-wu), 602
Ji Xie4,
359
Linggong, 628–30, 632, 636, 639
Pinggong, 79, 121, 380
Quwo-wugong, 567
Wen’gong, 249, 372, 381, 572, 582, 585, 601, 603, 608–11, 613–17, 619–21,
627
Wenhou, 513, 515, 538
Wugong,
543–44, 567, 574, 583–84, 609
Xianggong, 620–21, 624, 626,
628–29
Xian’gong, 224, 362, 482, 493, 517, 568, 574–75,
582–89, 594–95
Xiaohou, 538, 543
Xiao-zi-hou, 545
Zhaohou, 538
Jinn marquis, 133, 231,
359–62, 397, 400, 504, 510–11, 521–45, 568, 591, 593
Aihou, 544
Chenghou, 508
E’hou, 305,
543
Jinghou, 508
Jinn-Hou-xie, 366,
513
Jinn-min-hou, 567
Ji Su, 329, 360,
495, 504, 508, 511
Li3hou, 505, 508
Li4hou, 508
Minhou, 545, 567
Muhou,
505–6, 508–10, 513, 515
Shang-shu1, 169, 515, 522, 524
Wenhou, 98, 163, 173, 221, 231, 406, 515, 522–23, 526–27, 534,
538
Wuhou, 508
Xian’gong, 568
Xianhou, 360, 505, 508
Xiao-zi-hou, 545
Zhaohou, 538
Jinn ministers, 83, 121, 170, 219, 321, 575,
583–84, 589, 594, 609, 614, 619, 625, 629–34
Bu-yan, 362,
583
Fan-xuan-zi, 74, 157
Fan Xuan-zi,
381, 556
Gong-xu-chi, 630
Guo-she, 587,
594
Hu-she-gu, 627–29
Hu-tu, 574, 583,
585, 590, 601
Hu-yan, 617
Huyan Jiufan,
602
Jia-hua, 586
Ji-zheng-fu, 628,
630
Li’ke, 575, 583, 587, 589
Luan Dun,
632
Luan-gong-zi, 545
Luan Shu, 634
Luan-zhi, 620
Luan Zhi, 613–14, 627
Lv Shang, 136, 278, 309–10
Pi Zheng, 589
Qingzheng, 594
Qi-wu, 244
Shi Gu, 625
Shi Hui, 515, 583, 629, 639
Shi-jing-bo, 627
Shi-kuang, 321
Shi Wei,
515
Shu-xiang, 200, 261, 627
Si-kong-Ji-zi, 604
Wei-zhuang-zi, 202, 379, 382
Xia-fu-Lv-sheng, 584
Xian Mi, 632
Xian Mie, 613, 628–29
Xian Pu, 626
Xian-qie-ju, 624, 627
Xian Qieju, 621
Xian Zhen, 613, 616
Xu1 Jia, 638
Xun-lin-fu, 628–29, 632, 638
Xun Wu, 372, 379,
549
Yang-chu-fu, 619–22, 626–28
Yangshe
Shuyu, 627
Yangshe Tu, 583
Yan-jia, 341,
393
Yin-yi-sheng, 595
Yu Pian, 632
Zhao Chuan, 316, 632, 638–39
Zhao Dun, 602,
609, 627–29, 632–33, 638–39
Zhao-wen-zi, 244
Zhao-xuan-zi, 602, 628–29, 636
Zhao Yang, 130,
340
Zhongxing Wu, 372, 383
Zi-fan,
617
Jinn Prince Chong’er’s return after a Homeric Odyssey, 608
Jinn princes, 378, 574, 585, 593–94, 599, 602–3, 608
exiled,
593
Gong-zi-Wan, 543, 567
Shen-sheng,
584, 586, 589
Yiwu, 576, 586, 589
Jinn prince
Shensheng’s campaign against the Dongshan Chi-di barbarians, 583
Jinn
Principality and Rong-zi Ju-zi, 556
Jinn Shi-jia, 508, 510
Jinn
Shu, 35, 170, 190–91, 249, 260, 271, 275, 312, 409, 414, 455, 537
by Wang Yin, 409
Jinn-shui River, 360
Jinn sorcerer’s
divination regarding a dream about the Yellow Thearch’s Banquan battle,
120
Jinn sorcerer’s story about the deities Shi-chen and Tai-dai, 79
Jinn state, 361–62, 372, 374, 376, 380–84, 396, 510–13, 515, 517, 523,
542–84, 593–95, 636–38
attacked Chu in 632 B.C., 613
attacked Qin in 646 B.C., 593, 626, 630
conferred upon Uncle Shu-yu (Tang-shu), 396
Jinn’s usurper lord Quwo
Zhuang-bo, 545
Jinn usurper-uncle Shang1-shu, 515
Jinn Yu, 114,
118–21, 130, 133, 224, 284, 426, 504, 518, 570, 575, 586, 594–95, 602–4,
608
Jinsha Ruins, 63–64
Jinyun-shi, 82, 104
Ji-shi
(piled-up rocks), 60, 159, 187, 238, 300, 393, 425, 463–65, 640
ji-shi, historical, 463, 465
Jishi-jun Military Circuit, 187, 465
Ji-shui River, 34, 79, 119, 208, 238, 247, 396, 483, 569, 600, 618, 627,
638
Ji-surnamed states receiving the Xia king’s conferral for
agricultural minister Hou-ji’s contribution, 280, 317
jiu-bian, 13,
198
jiu ding (nine cauldrons), 95, 158, 179, 259, 366, 391–93, 548. See
also cauldrons
Jiu Fei (eagle flying), 604
jiu-ge, 13, 198
Jiu-hou, Shang Marquis, 155, 254, 277, 305, 602
Jiu-jiang (nine rivers),
401, 414, 417, 420, 422–23
Jiu-jiang Campaign, 414, 420, 422
Jiu-li, 69, 112, 116, 123–24, 132, 450, 452
jiu-shao, 198
Jiu Tang
Shu, 230
Jiu Xing (nine penal codes), 638
Jiuyuan, 383, 464
jiu-zhou (nine prefectures), 425, 556
Jiu-zhou-zhi-rong (nine greater
prefecture) barbarians, 380, 425
Ji-you, 229, 560, 577, 580, 596
Ji-zhong Suo-yu, 154, 165, 167–70, 196, 216, 230, 262, 332
Ji-zhong tomb,
3, 34, 166, 170, 230, 318, 337–38, 413, 420, 543, 557, 560
Ji-zhong
tomb bamboo books, 182, 216, 422
Ji-zhong tomb excavation, 35, 216, 325,
364, 405
Ji-zhou prefecture, 213, 362, 585
Ju2-guo state, 494
Ju3-guo lords, 612
Ju3-qiu-gong, 214
Zhe-qiu-gong, 598
Ju3-guo minister Mou-yi, 598
Ju3-guo state, 74,
131, 541, 557, 563, 578, 580, 598, 616, 630, 637
Ju3-guo Viscount
Ci-pi-gong, 612
Ju3-shui River, 365
Juan4-di meeting (679 B.C.),
566
Juan A in Da Ya (feng huang yu fei), 570
Juancheng, 566
Juehe summit (617 B.C.), 631
Ju-long, guardian god, 90
Jun1-guo
state, 530, 631, 635
Jupiter, 109, 171, 182, 255, 312–14, 324, 327, 332,
335, 339, 344–47, 385, 405–6, 495, 609
experimental,
256
inverse, 346
Jupiter III, 312
Jupiter’s
chronograms, 140, 172, 197, 256
Jupiter’s deviation, 339
Jupiter’s
position, 109, 332, 335
Jupiter’s sidereal effect, 182, 385
Jurchens, carpeting the Soong dynasty library, 163, 528
K
Kaihuang-li calendar, 141
Kai-yuan Zhan Jing
by
Gautama Siddha, 174, 405
Tang Dynasty astrology book, 33,
174, 218, 220, 228, 279, 312–13, 405
Kashgar river, 227
Keenan,
Douglas J., 271, 486
Khangai Mountain, 462
king, heavenly, 339
King Bo, 287
King E-wang, Chu Lord Xiong Qu’s son, 366, 491
King Hejian-xian-wang, 255, 328
King Jie, 190, 222, 233, 235
King
of Huainan, 406
kings
despotic, 258
dethroned, 496
forebear, 157
founder, 601
grand, 302, 350
ill-fated Chu, 25, 224, 421, 484, 513
independent, 203, 320, 326, 397
Koreans’ rosewood tree
Tan’gun lord, 156
last Shu-guo, 64
non-Sinitic, 536
predecessor, 354, 467, 485
rebel, 181
regent/proxy, 21
sage, 115, 132, 138, 172–73, 208
successor, 23
Kong
An’guo, 35, 94–95, 97, 101, 121, 125, 205, 452–54
Kong An’guo’s
commentary Shang-shu, 35, 248
Kong Chao, 325
Kong Yingda, 94, 157,
230, 260, 302, 350, 453, 455
Kuahu Excavation, 54
Kuai4-shui
River, 516
Kuai-guo Lord, Lord Kuai-zhong, 517
Kuai-guo state, 84,
517, 547, 630
Kuaiji Commandery, 193
Kuaiji land, 73, 180, 191,
369–70
Kuai-ren, 84
Kui2-guo state, 85, 363
Kuili, 372,
486–89, 516, 556
Kuiqiu summit (651 B.C.), 588
Kui-shi/Di-shu-kui,
Zhou King Xiangwang’s barbarian queen, 610
Kumtag Desert, 125–26, 323,
376–78, 413, 456–58, 470, 476, 576
Kun-du-lun River, 464
Kunlun,
6, 226–27, 350, 413, 420–21, 425, 427, 462–63, 465–66, 469, 471, 474–75,
478
Kunlun Hill, 90, 226–27, 416, 465–66, 468–69, 471, 477
Kunlun
Ruins, 226
Kun-rong barbarians, 382
Kunshan jade, 470
kunwu, 84–85, 158, 207–8, 214, 223, 226, 233, 252, 284, 363, 394, 518,
569
Kunwu, Chu ancestor (huang-zu bofu), 224, 513
Kunwu, Xia
kings’ stalwart ally, 226, 252
Kunwu mountain, 226
Kunwu Ruins
(Lord Zhuanxu’s Ruins), 85, 394
Kun-wu-shi, 217, 223, 226, 234, 251, 253,
393–94, 476
Kun-yi barbarians, 275, 279, 302, 317
L
Lai4-guo state, 277
Lai-guo state, 555
Lake Juyan, 119, 458
land system, 594
early Zhou dynasty’s square-shape, 510
Langya (Langye), 369
Lan-yi rebellion, 265
Lao-tong, 84, 343
last Xia King Jie, 96, 117, 144, 189, 193, 202, 215, 220, 222, 234, 271,
282, 284, 314, 316
Lattimore, Owen, 40, 291
leap month, 89, 243,
330–31, 459, 467–69, 493, 505, 519, 622
Left-handed person, 9
legendary ancient calendars, 138
legendary book San Fen (three
mausoleums), 97, 107
legendary Cangwu place, 155
legendary
Du-kang, 212
legendary He-xu-shi Shangari-la kingdom, 97
legendary
Ji4-guo, 362
legendary Ji-shi, 159
legendary Pingyang city,
146
legendary sun-shooter Hou-yi, 8, 10–11, 13
legendary Uncle
Tang, 397
legendary Xu-you, 499
legendary You-xin (You-shen),
582
Legge, James, 221, 325
Lei3-shui River, 123
Lei-xia,
152–53
Li4-guo state, 331, 593
Liang-guo state, 599
Liangshan, 120, 302, 359, 599
Liang-wu-di (Southern Liang Dynasty
Emperor), 222, 414, 419
Liangzhu Culture, 54, 56, 62, 124, 162, 212
Liao3-guo state, Yan3-surnamed, 531, 627
Li Cang, 405
Li
Chunfeng, 142, 207
Lie-nv Zhuan, 153, 281, 579
Lie-shan-shi, 62,
81, 104, 108, 296–97
Lie-shan-shi’s sons, 294, 296
Lie Zi, 87,
94–95, 97, 99, 104–5, 161, 224, 280, 317
Tang Wen, 97
Li Gu-jing (Book of Rites) from the double walls of Confucius’ residence,
127
Lih2-shui River, 389
Lih Daoyuan, 77, 83, 90, 117, 163, 172,
221, 227, 259, 406, 535
Lih Daoyuan’s book Shui Jing Zhu, 123, 172, 174,
311, 423
Lih-fang state, 273
Lih-guo, 18, 279, 314, 320, 342
Lih-guo state, 314, 320
Li-ji, 81, 84, 114–15, 127, 156–57, 244, 319,
323, 342–43, 451, 575, 583, 585, 589
Li-rong woman, 575,
585
Li Ji, Li Yun, 106
Jifa Zhengyi, 161
ritual, 342
Wang2 Zhi, 565
Yue Ji, 156, 342
Li Jing (Book of Rites), 637
li min, 201
lineage history, 35, 77, 104, 115, 128–29, 134, 145, 150, 196, 294, 297, 326,
357, 401, 487
lineage map, 182, 327, 386
lineages, 92–93, 101,
104, 118–19, 130, 132, 137, 180–81, 230, 292–93, 368, 370, 396, 533–34,
619
big family, 118
discontinued, 86,
155, 341
revamped, 144
uncle Tang-shu
clan’s, 602
Lin-fang state, 274
Lingjiatan Jade Culture, 61–62
Ling-sui tunnel disaster, 228
Lingtai construction project, 171
ling yin (Chu prime minister), 366, 561, 573, 603, 612, 636
Linhu
barbarians, 382–83
Lin Xin’s Shi4 Jing, 327
Lin Xin’s Shi-jia
numbers on the Lu lords, 457
Li-rong barbarian baron, 574
Li-rong
barbarians, 317, 382, 399, 489, 496, 575
Li-rong barbarian tribe, 397
Li-rong barbarian viscount (baron), 575
Li Sao, 19, 26, 91, 189, 198,
203, 211, 226, 356
Li-shan, 414, 489, 512, 575
Lishan
(Lie-shan-shi), 121, 151–52, 235, 237
Li-shan barbarians, 414
litigation, 197, 316, 481, 487
Liu-guo state
Lord
Shu-an’s, 235
Yan3-surnamed, 181, 531, 592, 627
Liu-ji-zhi-rong barbarians, 512, 519
Liu Qihua, 57–58, 68–69, 76, 147,
159, 165, 184–85, 188, 236, 298, 300, 359, 383, 584
Liu Tao, 102, 196,
228
six tactics by Jiang-tai-gong, 400
Liu Xiang4,
47, 160, 281, 344, 384, 533, 579
Liu Xin, 35, 90, 94–95, 108–10, 140–43,
145, 181–82, 229, 255–56, 322–32, 335, 400–403, 454, 487
Liu Xin’s
deduction, 182, 229, 327, 385
Liu Xin’s numbers, 143, 195
Liu
Xin’s Santong-li calendar, 140, 255, 324, 385, 400, 405
Liu Xin’s Shi4
Jing, 110, 329, 333, 386, 401, 403, 487
Liu Xin’s summary numbers,
196
Liu Yue (June), 515
Liu Zhiji, 36, 127, 154–55, 192, 230, 260,
275, 516, 533
Li Xueqin, 166, 170, 207, 261, 332, 387, 389, 486, 493,
495, 514
longevity, 7, 9, 272, 319, 369, 409, 462, 484
longitude,
6
Longshan Culture, 53–62, 66, 76, 116, 212, 214
Longshan Culture
excavations, 56, 68, 76
Lord Di-jun, 88, 91, 104, 156, 244, 292
Lord Di-ku, 15, 80, 82, 107, 128, 132, 144–46, 149, 156, 161, 241–42, 248,
292–93, 345, 618
elder son of, 130, 145
sons of, 157, 225, 296
Lord Di-shun, 68, 132, 155
Lord Di-zhi,
130, 144–46
Lord Guo-gong’s penalizing campaign against Quwo-zhuang-bo,
543
Lord Guo-zhong’s Western Guo-guo state, 502
Lord Highness,
167, 253–54, 308, 594
Lord Huang-di, 32, 61, 69, 84, 86, 123, 130, 155,
161, 192, 341, 362
Lord Pang-gong, 415, 481
lords, five different
colored lords’ temples, 88
Lord Shao-hao-di, 144
Lord Shun, 67–68,
82, 107, 109, 120–21, 132–33, 143–45, 147–56, 158–61, 165, 190–91, 242–45,
294–95, 450, 454–55
descendants of, 67, 147, 165, 211, 254,
305
escaping alive by metamorphosis, 153
Yu2-shun, 101, 132, 150
Lord Shun and Lord Yu, 76, 107, 128, 170
Lord Shun’s brother, 153, 244
Lord Shun’s Huan-long-shi, 235, 362
Lord Shun’s selection of successor Lord Yu, 151
Lord Tai-di, personified,
95, 548
Lord Tang-yao, 146, 396
Lord Yan-di, 161
Lord Yao,
76, 81–83, 106–8, 116, 130–32, 138–49, 151–54, 156–57, 164–67, 188–93, 247,
294–96, 355, 396, 450
bing-zi enthronement, 140
forgeries by Huangfu Mi, 146
sired, 292
time of, 104, 118, 139, 149, 207, 450
Marquis
Tang-hou, 146
Qi2 surname, 635
Tang-tao,
201
Tangyao, 101
Tang-yao, 132, 146,
396
Lord Yao and Lord Shun, 59, 67, 144, 147, 149, 159, 161, 165, 244,
294
Lord Yao and Lord Yu, 128, 150
Lord Yao’s bing-zi year
invention in the Sui dynasty, 139–40, 143
Lord Yi4, 199
Lord Yu,
73–74, 76–77, 81–83, 95, 106–8, 149–51, 153–55, 158–61, 179–99, 201, 299–300,
368, 370, 425, 463–65
barbarian Rong-yu, 183
father of, 81, 84, 87, 209, 298
founder-king,
196
sage-king, 140
Lord Yu2-shun, 166
Lord
Yu’s recommendation, 151, 156
Lord Yu’s succession of Lord Shun’s throne,
155
Lord Yu’s Tributes, 95, 152–53, 162, 173, 179, 185, 187, 213, 359,
422, 424, 535, 565
Lord Yu’s Yangcheng capital city, 68, 192
Lord
Zhuanxu, 80, 162, 532, 582
Lord Zhuan-xu, 85, 108, 123, 130, 132–34,
150
Lord Zhuan-xu’s celestial guardian role, 292
Lord Zhuanxu’s
Diqiu Ruins, 85, 394
Lord Zhuanxu’s Ruins, 189, 208, 345
Lord
Zhuanxu’s Zhuanxu-li calendar, 109, 208
Loufan barbarian state, 81,
382
Lu2-rong state, 336
Lu4-guo barbarian state, 628
Lu4-guo minister, Feng-shu, 629
Lu4 Shi, 80, 130, 163, 166, 191, 196,
213, 218, 245, 404, 420, 544
Lu ancestor
Bo-qin, 392,
397
Qin-fu (Bo-qin), 326, 366, 513
Lu calendar
(Lu-li), 633
Lu founder-lord Bo-qin, 418, 621
Lu-guo state, 181,
392, 531, 592, 612, 627, 635
Lu-guo state (Lu-rong), 635
Luhun-rong barbarians, 366, 380–82, 557, 585, 600
Lu Jinggui, 132–33,
144, 146
Lu Lord Min’gong killed by Qing-fu’s assassin Bu-yi, 577
Lu lords, 326–27, 329, 376, 402, 538, 540, 546–51, 555–64, 571, 576–77,
612–13, 616, 625–26, 629, 637
Aigong, 68, 130, 133, 173,
211, 532–33
Bo-qin (founder-lord), 346, 412
Chenggong, 68, 133, 214, 380, 541
Daogong, 173,
532
Dinggong, 81, 136, 341, 392–93, 397
Feigong, 507
Huan’gong, 547
Huigong,
507
Kaogong, 327
Pinggong, 182, 386
Shanggong, 326, 401–3, 457, 488
Shen’gong,
403, 500
Weigong, 401, 403, 418, 488
Wen’gong, 68, 82, 120, 128, 132–33, 154, 157, 242, 294, 375, 618, 622–23,
625, 627–34, 636
Wugong, 326, 402–3, 488, 500
Xianggong, 68, 133, 185, 201–2, 209, 212, 243, 261, 339, 376,
381–82, 497
Xianggong 12th year, 136
Xian’gong, 326, 328, 402–3, 488
Xiaogong, 507
Xigong, 131, 339, 341, 378, 574–97, 600–603, 612–13, 616–20,
622–23
Xuan’gong, 120, 134, 256, 282, 293, 316, 366, 394,
483, 591, 622, 637
Yigong, 507
Yin’gong, 137, 162, 173, 326, 330–31, 384, 509, 532–33, 538–43, 546–52,
560
Yougong, 402, 418
Zhaogong, 85–86,
93, 95, 132–33, 135, 146–47, 162, 204, 284, 293, 295–99, 364, 366, 395,
402
Zhen’gong, 327, 402, 418, 487
Zhuanggong, 131, 541, 546, 553, 558–63, 565–69, 571, 573–74, 576–77, 600,
624
Lu Lord Shanggong’s years adjusted, 327, 403
Lu lord’s helmet,
600
Lu lord’s regent status, 578
luminaries, 88, 96, 141, 205
Lu ministers, 156–57, 541, 612, 618, 625, 630
Cao Mo,
565
Dongmen-xiang-zhong, 630, 635, 637
Gong-sun-Ao/Mengmu-bo, 624
Hui-bo, 633, 637
Ji-sun-xing-fu, 637
Ji-wen-zi, 633, 635,
637
Ji-you, 572, 577, 580, 596
Meng-mu-bo, 593, 623, 625, 630
Qing-fu, 305, 362, 544, 560,
577, 624
Shen-xu, 559
Shu-gong, 598
Shu-sun-Dai-bo, 596
Shusun-dechen, 375,
623
Shu-sun-De-chen, 631
Shu-sun-hui-bo,
637
Shusun-zhuang-shu, 637
Shu-sun-zhuang-shu, 631
Shu-sun-zhuang-sun, 321
Shu-zhong-hui-bo, 631, 637
Yu-fu, 540, 546,
550
Zang-sun-chen, 576
Zang-sun-da,
564
Zang-wen-gong, 627
Zang-wen-zhong,
157, 600, 612, 618, 624, 627
Zhan Qin, 120, 156, 292
Zhan Xi, 612
Zhong-qing-fu, 562
Zhuang-shu, 626
Lu minister Xia-fu-fu-ji upgrading Lu Lord
Xigong’s sacrificial level, 623
lunar eclipses, 243, 271, 274
five sets of oracle bone data for the Shang kings, 271
lunar
first month (chun zheng-yue), 539
lunar lodges, 226, 229, 248, 278,
311–12, 324, 385, 607
lunar mansions, 109, 255, 333, 554
empty ruins, 138
heaven tortoise, 87
heaven turtle/tortoise, 358
lunar observation, 623
Lun Heng, 113
by Wang Chong, 5, 113, 115, 148
lunisolar calendar concept, 208
Luo2-guo state, 555
Luo-he River,
13, 95–96, 105–6, 189, 199, 226, 250, 257, 285, 382, 420, 612
Luo Mi,
98, 103, 110, 114, 149, 151, 163–66, 174–75, 191, 197–98, 217–18, 245, 318,
389
Luo Mi’s book Lu4 Shi, 151, 172, 174, 215
Luo Mi’s forgery
bamboo annals pierced by Fu-sheng’s book and Wang Jia’s book, 175
Luo-shui River, 76, 115, 118, 186, 214, 223, 299–300, 380, 388, 480, 496,
501, 515, 590
Luo-shui River area, 224–25, 250, 411, 415
Luoxia
Hong, 139
Luo Xianglin, 61–62, 73–75, 192, 214, 254, 283, 337
Luoyi, 72, 356, 373, 380, 391, 393–94, 398, 510, 516, 530–31, 533–34, 544,
551
Luo Zhenyu, 267
Luo-zi-ming, 253
Lu princes
Gongsun-ao, 577–78
Gong-zhong (Qing-fu),
577–78
Gong-zi-Gui, 540, 550
Gong-zi-Hui, 540, 546, 549–50
Gong-zi-Sui, 577, 630, 637
Ji Shen, 577–78
Ji Tong, 563
Ji-you, 577
Qing-fu, 577
Shu-ya, 577
Yu-fu, 540, 546, 550
Yu-fu
(Gong-zi-Hui), 550
Lu-rong barbarians, 555
Lu-rong state, 635
Lu-shi barbarians, 576
Lu Shi-jia, 327, 392, 398, 402, 418, 487–88
Lu state, 325–27, 342, 374, 376, 392–93, 546–47, 549–53, 559–60, 571, 576,
578–79, 616, 618, 629–33, 637–38
power-sharing rotating
arrangement, 560, 577–78
Lu state’s founder-lord, 401, 487
Lu
state’s inheritance matter, 507
Lu Yu, 10, 62, 77, 81, 89, 109, 129, 149,
151, 156, 166, 292, 297, 395, 402
Lv Buwei, 36–37
Lv-li Zhi,
110, 141–42, 191
Lv-shi Chun-qiu, 85–88, 91–92, 105, 107–8, 118–19, 156,
205–7, 217, 223–24, 253, 258–59, 281, 348–50, 450
first
encyclopedic, 105
plagiarized, 223
sophistry, 150, 153, 172, 217
Lv Simian, 61, 71, 82, 95, 104, 134, 161,
238, 250, 293, 329, 379, 395, 627
M
Maan4 surname, 555
Maan-shi-zhi-rong barbarians, 382
Maan-surnamed Deng-guo state, 513
Majiayao site, 54, 60
Mao-gong’s school of Shi-jing, 35, 230
mao-xiu (maned Taurus), 138–40, 182, 207, 385, 451
marquis, five hegemon,
361, 532, 580
Marquis Cai Muhou, Cai-guo lord, 587
Marquis
Chong-hou, Chong-guo lord, 279, 314, 316
marquis-count, 268, 353, 572
Marquis E4-hou, Jinn lord, 543
Marquis E-hou, E-guo lord, 365, 494
Marquis E-hou Yu-fang, E-guo lord, 494
Marquis Haan-hou, Haan-guo
lord, 483, 517
Marquis Ji Su, Jinn lord, 504
Marquis Ji Zhai,
Dan-guo founding lord, 634
Marquis Lv-hou, Lv-guo lord, 523
Marquis Shen-bo, South Shen-guo lord, 512
Marquis Shen-hou,
Jiang-surnamed Shen-guo lord who was Zhou King Youwang’s father-in-law,
116
Marquis You-hou Xi, Shang vassal, 274, 513
Marquis Yu2-hou,
Yu2-guo lord, 367
Marquis Zeng1-hou/Sui-hou Ji Yi, Zeng1-guo lord,
554
Marquis Zhu4-hou, Lord Zhu4-gong, 342
Marquis Zhu4-hou,
Zhu4-guo lord, 342
mausoleums, 85, 95, 97, 107, 162, 173, 189, 233, 331,
394, 405, 582
Mawangdui Mausoleum, 113, 312, 406, 607
measurements
and scale
jin (gram), 462
li (league),
71, 73, 211, 225
liang (ounce), 468
yi,
468
meeting, king’s, 473
Mei Yi, indirect disciple of Huangfu Mi,
121
Mencius, 33, 35, 151, 153, 155, 159, 214–15, 248–49, 253, 256, 307,
309, 311, 319, 389–90
Gongsun Chou, 327
Liang-hui-wang, 302, 307
sophistry-nature Confucian book,
153
Teng-wen-gong Xia, 389–90
Meng4-men, Yellow River
crossing, 480
Mengjin Crossing, 280, 315–16, 320–21, 330, 332–35, 345,
364, 367, 402, 417
meng-qiu, 410, 467, 470, 475–76
Mengshan
state, 237
Mengsun-shi clan, 577–78
Meng-tu, 197
Meng-ze
(Yun-meng Lake), 118, 562, 564, 573
meridian star’s position, 140, 182,
207, 385, 451
metallurgy, 241
metamorphosis, 4, 154
meteorites, 537, 595
Mian-chen, 1, 16, 59, 111, 245
Miaodigou site
in Sanmenxia of Henan, 55
microlithic stone tools, 42
Mi-di summit
(721 B.C.), 541
Mi-guo Lord Kanggong, 485
Mi-guo State, 315,
485
milfoil divination, 74, 78, 93, 145, 309
Milky Way, 333, 345,
406
Ming Li-xu (mandate’s calendro-order), 110
Ming-tang
sacrificial temple in Li-ji, 92
Mingtiao, 15, 151, 155, 186, 233, 253
Min-jiang River, 72, 423
Min-Yue & Dong-Yue Statelets, 193,
368
misnomer Zongzhou, 459
Mi-surnamed Chu state, 74, 85, 226,
270, 364–65, 370, 615
Mixu-guo state, 51, 279–80, 314–17, 354, 485
Mo-Hui barbarians, 287
moiety, planar positioning, 137, 493
Wu [King Wuwang] zhi [whereof] Mu [“moiety”], 517
Mon-Khmers, 41, 72, 116–17, 124–25, 159, 270, 365, 407, 535, 635
month,
meng-Xia, 520
moon, dark lunar mare, 5
moon eclipse, 267
moon eclipses, 271, 332, 335, 519
moon goddess, 91, 148, 206
moon
phases, 34, 142, 208, 229, 243, 324–25, 328–29, 332, 335, 387, 457, 459, 493,
505–7, 622
chu-ji, 329, 332, 371, 409, 419, 421, 457, 459,
493, 507, 622
dark/new, 329, 401, 467
early Zhou, 332
five, 505
fixed-point,
329
floating concept’s folly, 388, 506
floating deviation in the interpretation, 387, 506
gibbous,
waning, 372, 458–59
hollow, 387, 506
interpretation via fixed points versus fixed phases, 329
ji sheng-ba, 329, 332, 372, 458, 485, 493, 502, 506, 622
ji si-ba, 329, 332, 372, 458, 502, 622
ji wang, 332–33, 372,
408, 458–59, 487, 622
matched, 485
new,
205, 372, 457–58, 467, 473, 493, 502
new moon, 467
pang sheng-po, 329, 347
pang si-ba, 329, 332,
347
quarter, 329, 486, 506, 622
moon
tiger/rabbit/toad, 92
morality, anti-Confucian, 332
Mote, 71,
126
mother, aether’s, 7, 74, 570
mother Earth, 184, 409
mother Nature, 394
motif, 126, 162, 272, 352, 638
bronzeware, 63
patented high-relief monster, 162, 272,
638
mound, 137, 156–57, 466, 618
mountain, Zhongtiaoshan, 233
Mountain and Sea Pass, 213–14
mountain oblation, 126, 548
Mountain Rong, 306, 373, 376, 470, 552, 576
mountains
Bo-zhong-shan, 401
feather, 10–11, 83–84, 149, 190
Niao-shu-tong-xue-shan (bird-rat-same-cave), 401
piled-up rocks (Ji-shi), 463–65
Qiaoshan
(arch/bridge), 122–23
tablet (Jie-shi), 425
Tian-shi4, 340
westernmost Yan1zi1, 472
wok (Fushan), 125
Wuzhongshan (limitless),
380
mountain temple, Tai-shi4, 187
Mou Runsun, 74, 84, 86, 89,
129, 161, 172, 518
Mo-xi, last Xia Lord Jie’s queen, 167, 224, 261,
575
Mo-yi, 273
Mo Zi, 138, 151, 158, 198–99, 213, 258, 269, 282,
312, 331, 356, 394–95, 449, 512, 532
Jian Ai Xia, 258
Ming Gui, 512
mud guardian, 81, 85, 296, 451
mud
guardian Julong, 81
mulberry, 237, 360, 481, 587
mulberry fields,
580, 584
mulberry forest, 112, 235, 258–59
music
guang-yue (fairy music), 460, 471, 474, 480
western sound, 217
musician, 151, 227, 257
music ministers,
334
music therapy, 87
Mu-tian-zi Zhuan, 59, 114, 117, 167, 170,
245–46, 262, 300, 409–10, 416, 418–21, 427, 456–67, 469–84
apparent errors on two capital cities, 438
divination nature, 473
Guo Pu’s annotation, 419, 457
Mu-tian-zi Zhuan and The Bamboo Annals, 480
Muye, 251, 282–83, 285, 298,
328, 335
Muye-Chaoge campaign, 337
mystification, 96
mythic
figure, 94, 103, 105, 342
N
names
archaic
surnames, 315
color-tagged Eastern Yi barbarians, 213
complementary (styled), 236
diviner’s, 267
elephant’s, 244
etymological, 303
fable, 317
heavenly-stem, 514
inscribed names of 72 thearchs on the Taishan mountain, 102
one-character, 522
polynonymous, 380
propitious, 508
unearthly, 331
Nan-chao,
234, 252
Nanzheng, 413–15, 418, 482, 516
nao (Xia bronzeware
character), 158, 187
necromancy, 366, 391, 393, 395, 616
nei-shi,
281, 417, 581
Neolithic Age, 41, 55, 58
Neolithic
super-grandfathers, 51
new-Qin-land, 383, 478
Ni2-guo state,
567
Nine Cauldrons (symbol of power and embodiment of the Nine
Prefectures), 95, 158, 179, 259, 366, 391–93, 548, 556. See also ‘jiu ding’
(nine cauldrons)
Nine-li state, 124
nine prefectures and nine
skies, fuzzy philosophical concept, 11, 426
nine prefectures of Lord
Yu’s Tributes, 95, 162
nine river campaign, 420
nine Rivers area,
420, 422–23
Ning Qi, 590, 625
Ning-ying-shi, 629
Nivison,
David. S. 32, 167, 203, 312.
Noma Fumichiga, 453
non-elder-sons,
132, 137
Northeastern Yellow River Bend, 60, 460, 464–65
northern
guardian, 26, 112, 450
northern sky, 85, 312, 346
Northern Wu
state, 186, 378, 586
Northern Yan state, 373, 376, 427, 576
Northern Yellow River Bend, 60, 106, 187, 238, 259, 287, 361, 415, 463–64,
478
North Guo-guo state, 530
North Tang, 415, 418
North
Yan, 373, 376, 536
North Yan Lord, Count Yan, 353, 373
North
Yellow River Bend, 114, 187, 371, 456, 461, 463, 465
numbers
divinatory, 605
geometric, 111
imaginary, 607
magic, 467, 607
overflowing, 362
shortened, 301
numerological divination, 229, 324, 385, 607
Nv-ai, 14
Nv-qi,
14
Nv-wa (Nu-wa), 8–9, 14, 82, 88–92, 97, 100–105, 135, 206
See also Fu-xi
Nv-wa coupling, 91
Nv-wa creation
theory, 113
Nv-wa/Nv-xi, 91
Nv-wa-shi, 87, 89, 92, 94
Nv-wa’s intestines, 90
Nv-wa Zan, 91
O
oblation, 75,
79, 95, 103, 258, 362, 389, 395, 417, 523, 540, 548
octagram star, 60.
See also pentagram bronze wheel
oneiromancy, 92, 121, 123, 189, 253, 339,
395, 398, 481, 570, 591, 594, 614, 618
oracle bone, 32, 241
oracle bone character compilation Geji, 187
oracle bone characters, 25,
32
oracle bones, 32–33, 135, 151, 156, 241, 243, 245–48, 261–64, 267,
270–73, 277, 280, 303, 305–6, 331
excavated, 84
excavated Shang, 135
excavated Shang Dynasty,
282
Ouluo-guo state, 64
outskirts, 33, 235, 282, 303–4, 335–36,
373, 381, 392, 398, 471, 519, 535, 538, 552
outskirts divination,
618
outskirts oblation, 156–57, 242, 297, 618
Overlord Di-ku’s
role of siring the founding ancestors of future dynasties, 128, 296
overlords, godly, 101
P
palaces
laurel,
555
rotational, 268
seasonal, 418
tung tree, 260
western queen mother’s, 472
zi wei Purple Star, 404
zodiac-equivalent
Aquarius, 122
paleogenetics, 47
paleo group of people, 45–46,
48–50, 60, 78
Paleolithic bladelet tools, 42–43
Pan4-gong, 592
Pan-geng, 266–68
Pang-gong, Jiang-surnamed, 86
Pan’gu,
111–12
Pankeniers, David, 219–21, 314, 335
Pao-xi-shi (Fu-xi),
94–96, 103–5, 206
patented Shang stem name, 341
patented Xia
dynastic Si-surname, 48, 361
patterns
basket
contexture potteries, 55
crocodile-prototype dragon, 66
pig-prototype dragon, 66
salamander-prototype
dragon, 66
snake-prototype dragon, 66
tiger-prototype dragon, 66
peacock-suffixed clans, 137
Peiligang
Culture, 56, 116
Pei Yin, 143, 145, 174, 326, 420
penal codes,
129, 147, 292, 360, 388, 399, 408, 418, 449, 627, 638
Peng-guo, 49
Peng-guo state, 47, 49, 362
Kui-surnamed, 49, 361
Peng-surnamed Wei3-guo, 219
Pengxian-shi Rong barbarians, 556, 559
pentagram bronze wheel, 60. See also octagram star
phoenix, 53–54, 66–67,
72, 77, 79, 106, 130, 137, 242–43, 295, 312–13, 375, 600
phoenix-birds, 53, 66
physiognomy, 303
Pi-hou, Marquis, 208
pilgrimage temple, 357
Pinglu, 269, 362, 530, 583–84, 622
Pi-ren,
265
Pi state, 265
Pi-yong Lake, 316, 318, 391, 520
poem Cai
Qi eulogizing Fang-shu’s campaigns, 503
poem Jiang1-han eulogizing Duke
Shao-gong’s descendant, 399
poem Liu-yue (June) eulogizing Yin Jifu’s
campaign, 501
poem Song Gao eulogizing Marquis Shen-bo, 504, 512
post-book-burning, 94, 103, 161, 195, 203
posterior Julian-equivalent
calendar, 171
posthumous, 490
posthumous martial titles, 273
posthumous title, 100, 260–62, 265–66, 277–78, 355, 408, 490, 493, 500, 542,
562, 595, 636
posthumous years, 325
cumulative, 280,
322
posthumous Zhao Marquis Xianhou, 355
posthumous Zhongshan-guo
lords, 355
posthumous Zhou King Wenwang, 307
potteries, 32, 41–42,
55–58, 66–67, 121, 183, 185, 188, 250, 299
colored, 53, 55,
67, 183
earliest, 41–42
minister of,
133, 342, 571
pottery coffin, 129
pottery dates, 42
power
rotation, 74, 167, 260, 370
precession, 138–39, 142, 182, 324, 385
precession variance, 138–39, 142, 146, 182, 385, 467
prime minister Yi
Yin, 14–15, 26
profession, dragon husbandry, 68, 133, 155
progenitor, 79, 108, 144, 226, 345, 503, 512, 515, 545, 602, 624
prognostication, 207, 267, 578, 604
prognostication methods, 606, 608
prophecy
chen-wei, 76, 328, 405, 420
matched (‘zhong hou’), 100, 106, 257, 346
prophecy books, 76, 101, 106,
262, 309, 346
implicit, 106
propitious, 21, 131, 144,
174, 206, 250–51, 313, 316, 472, 480, 575, 593, 603, 609, 618
proto-Tibetans, 116
pseudepigrapha, Shang-shu fabricated by Huangfu Mi in
the name of Kong An’guo, 248
Pugu, 86, 356, 389
Pu-guo state,
504
Purple Star’s Forbidden Palace, 406
Q
Qi2-guo
state, 314, 319
Qi3, King, 159, 196
Qi3-guo Lord, Donglou’gong,
342
Qi3-surnamed descendent of Lord Yao, 166, 355, 402
Qi ancestor
(Jiang-tai-gong), 310
Qian-fu Lun (hermit gentleman’s discourse), 373
Qiangs, 70–73, 75, 116–17, 119, 183, 236, 271, 273, 336, 371, 610, 626
Qiang-shui River, 119
Qianmu, 117, 372, 380, 508–10
Qian Mu,
1–3, 300–301, 310, 313, 327, 329, 355, 384, 386, 411, 423, 449, 533–34, 579,
584
Qianmu, thousand-acre royal field, 509
Qianmu Campaign, 508,
510
Qiao Zhou, 101–2, 111
Qi founding-lord Jiang-tai-gong, 331,
341, 513
Qi Hegemony Lord Huan’gong, 125
Qi-jiang, 574, 602
Qi King Minwang, 227, 565
Qi King Weiwang, 369, 427
Qi King
Xiangwang, 565
Qi King Xuanwang, 427
Qilian Mountain, 70, 350,
456, 463, 465, 469–70, 477
qi-lin (divine giraffe), 106, 135, 149,
175
Qi Lord Huan’gong, death of, 591, 596, 602
Qi Lord Huan’gong’s
pet ministers Shu-diao, Yi-ya, Kai-fang, 596
Qi Lord Huan’gong’s
sensational campaigns, 377
Qi lords, 373, 375–77, 547–48, 551, 555,
558–62, 565–66, 568, 571, 576–80, 586–89, 591, 595–96, 635, 637
Aigong, 507, 561
Chenggong, 508, 510, 538
Dao-zi, 87
Dinggong, 358, 365, 513
Huan’gong, 17, 126, 357, 359, 373–75, 378–79, 550–51, 560–63,
565–66, 576–79, 586–89, 591–92, 595–96, 601–2, 612
Huan’gong
and his incest, 550
Huan’gong and the Zhaoling military
assembly, 580
Hugong, 490
Huigong, 375,
637–38
Jian’gong, 427
Li2gong, 542, 547,
555, 563
Li4gong, 500, 507
Ligong,
373
Wen’gong, 507, 538
Wugong, 491,
500
Xianggong, 375, 551, 559–63
Xian’gong, 491–92
Xiaogong, 597, 599, 601, 612–13
Xigong, 542, 546–47, 549–51
Yigong, 633, 635,
637
Yigong killed by two chauffeurs, 637
Zhaogong, 633
Zhuanggong, 508, 590
Qi Marquis, 374,
376, 378, 401, 560, 564, 566–67, 576–77, 581
Aigong, 563
Qi ministers, 91, 186, 376, 559, 563, 589, 597
Bao Qian,
20
Bao-shu, 564
Chen-cheng-zi, 571
Chen-huan-zi, 571
Guan-zhi-fu, 563
Guan-zi (Guan Zhong), 261, 596, 610
Guo-gui-fu,
614, 617
Lian-chen and Guan-zhi-fu, 563
Qi-yi-zhong, 571
Yi-zhong-nian, 547
Zhong-sun-jiao, 578, 592
Qin ancestors, 77, 116, 389, 398, 489, 496,
536
Da-luo, 295, 489, 536
Fei-lian, 356,
583
Fei-zi, 489
Rong-Xuxuan, 116, 489,
512, 525, 575
Ruo-mu, 235
Ying Kai, 203,
529, 536
Zhongyan, 512, 529, 575
Zhong-yu, 399, 489
Qin divination bamboo slips, 207
Qin Emperor
Hu-hai, 619
Qin Emperor Shihuangdi, 2, 36, 95, 100, 110, 129, 142, 159,
166–67, 400, 405, 498, 548, 565, 594
Qin Emperor Shihuangdi’s book
burning, 32, 107, 179, 256, 449
Qin Emperor Shihuangdi’s E’pang-gong,
391
Qin empire’s ancient clansmen, 496
Qing1yang, 2, 89, 155,
477
Qing4yang, 371
Qing-yang, 121, 130, 133–34, 238, 603
Qin-hu barbarians, 291
Qin-Jinn alliance, 634
Qin kings, 36,
155
Huiwenwang, 382–83
Wuwang, 352
Zhaoxiangwang, 155, 383
Zhuangxiangwang,
384
Qin lords, 3, 39, 291, 352, 535–37, 593, 603, 609, 614, 617, 621,
625, 632
Chenggong, 568
Degong, 568
Gonggong, 637
Jinggong, 150, 628
Kanggong, 608, 628, 632, 637
Li4gong, 71
Mugong, 286, 352, 382, 387, 568, 586, 589, 593, 601, 603, 608,
611, 619, 621, 624
Ninggong, 116, 287, 548, 556, 559
Qin-wen-gong, 537
Qin Zhong, 489
Wen’gong, 287, 537
Wugong, 342, 529, 556, 559,
567, 628
Xianggong, 352–53, 373, 384, 529, 533, 536
Xian’gong, 71, 427, 628
Xiaogong, 628
Xuan’gong, 567
Ying Kai, 203, 529
Zhuanggong, 489, 496
Qin military campaigns, 2
Qin
ministers, 224, 609
Baili Xi, 310, 586, 590, 619, 621,
625–26
Jian-shu, 316, 619, 625
Lv Buwei,
342
Meng-ming-shi, 619–21, 624, 626
Shang Yang, 47
Qin people’s ancestor, 130, 264, 364, 394
Qin
people’s lineage, 150
Qin people’s sacrifice, 158, 308
Qin
reformer Shang Yang, 47, 126, 222
Qin’s newfoundland, 383, 478
Qin
state’s eagle pounding eastern territories, 188, 299
Qin-xia (Tai-xia),
368, 377
Qin Zhuanxu-li calendar’s origin, 109
Qi princes
Gongsun-wuzhi, 563
Gong-zi-Peng-sheng, 551,
559
Gong-zi-Shang-ren, 633
Hu-gong,
492
Xiaobai, 563
Yuan, 637
Qishan, 18, 119–20, 270, 273, 287, 291, 293, 295, 300, 302, 312–13, 315,
364–65, 512, 536–37
Qi-shui River, 271
Qi state, 131, 227, 342,
372, 482–83, 507–8, 554–55, 558–60, 562, 565–66, 571, 590, 595, 637–38
attacked Lu in 634 B.C., 612
Qi-tai-gong, 400–401
Qi-yang, 364
Qi-yang assembly, 363–64
qi yao concept (seven
luminaries), 96
Qi Yu, 368, 375, 377, 625
Qi-zhong-rong
barbarians, 150, 222
Quan’gao-rong barbarians, 382
Quan-guo state,
569
Quanqiu, 486–89, 496, 502, 516, 536, 556
Quanqiu summit (715
B.C.), 547
Quan-rong, 122, 223, 277, 279, 285, 309, 314, 317, 372, 382,
384, 411, 414–16, 479, 520
Quan-rong barbarians, 415, 418, 460, 489,
520–21, 584
Quan-yi barbarians, 222, 271
quarter moon phase,
493
quarter remainder calendar, 256, 467, 476
anterior Sifen-li, 195, 229, 283, 335, 386, 623
precession-adjusted, 410, 473, 475, 480
virtual, 256
queen mother, 91–92, 146, 174, 206, 409, 411, 413, 415–16, 418–21, 424,
456–58, 460, 469, 471–72
fictional, 456
land of, 418, 479
Queen Mother of the West on Mt Kunlun, 370
Qufu,
79, 86, 119, 121, 202, 266, 353, 356, 389, 537, 564, 600
Quwo, 359, 505,
508, 538, 544–45, 576, 585, 590
Quwo-huan-shu, 508, 538, 543
Quwo-wu-gong, 544–45, 567
attacked Jinn Lord Ai-hou, 544
Quwo-zhuang-bo, 538, 543–44, 574
Quwo-zhuang-bo’s killing Jinn Marquis
Xiaohou, 538
Qu Yuan, 3, 84, 100, 150, 226, 293, 350, 363, 420, 423,
630
Li Sao, 211
poems, 12, 91, 152, 210,
216, 245, 249, 319, 350, 423, 572
Yuan You, 223
R
Rao Zongyi (Jao Tsung-i), 151, 206
Red River, 6, 466
regency, 20–21, 123, 143, 145, 147–48, 151, 286, 326, 356, 387–89, 393, 395,
496, 498–99, 538
regent, 147, 151, 156, 190–91, 260, 348, 353, 357, 384,
389, 495, 497, 538
Archduke Zhou-gong, 389
Count Gong-bo, 499
remotely-related barbarian clan, 381,
556
Ren4-surnamed state, 156, 342
Ren-fang-guo state, 287
resuscitation, 269
retrieved Zhou King Pingwang, 320, 524–25, 534
rice kernels, carbonized, 42, 51, 54, 244
rice plantation, 42, 51, 54,
244
rituals, 31, 39, 101, 107, 127, 137, 154, 167, 181, 186, 572, 581,
603, 613, 624
trivial, 101–2, 351
river gods, 365,
598
river monster, 404
river oblation, 618
Rong barbarians,
371–72, 380–81, 487, 508, 510–11, 535–37, 541, 549, 552, 569, 571, 576, 591,
635
Rong-cheng in Lv-shi Chun-qiu and Zhuang Zi, 207
Rong-cheng-shi, 104, 224, 237, 280, 317, 469
Rong-di barbarians, 185,
371, 380, 382, 411, 567, 591, 610
Rong-yu, 159, 183
Rongzhou
settlement, 425
Rong-zi-Juzhi, 83, 89, 381
Ru4-shui River, 474
Rui-guo, 135, 293, 295, 300, 315–16
Rui-guo Lord, Rui-bo, 568
Rui-guo Lord, Rui-liang-fu, 492, 621
Rui-guo state, 316, 492, 552,
621
Ruins, the Zhu-rong Ruins, 85, 93, 517
Ruo-guo state, 404,
612, 627, 634
S
sacrifice, 128, 156, 241–47, 262, 269, 294,
339, 461–62, 469–70, 483–84, 585–86, 618, 621, 623
agriculture-related, 316
annual, 336
feng shan, 75, 389
for five guardian gods, 85
non-orderly, 157, 624
sacrifice of virgin girls, 247
sacrificial, 9
sacrificial activities, 61, 362, 393, 571
sacrificial meat, 585
imperial, 589
plain-taste, 551
sacrificial protocols, mat bedding, 551
sacrificial temples, Zhou-she and Shang-she, 395
Sanfu Huang Tu, 405,
407
San Huang Wu Di, 100
San-miao, 72, 82, 108, 116–17, 123, 166,
265, 307, 450–52, 477, 535, 556
San-miao barbarians, 556
San-miao exiles, 71, 117, 271, 496, 535
San-miao nation, 117, 284,
535
Santong-li (triple concordance system ) calendar, 110, 140, 170,
255, 324, 326, 328, 330, 335, 385, 403, 405, 454
San-Wei-Shan Mountain,
82, 556
Sanxingdui, 60, 63
Sanxingdui bronze culture, 62
Sanxingdui Ruins, 60–64, 218, 272, 352
scripts, 36–37, 112
bird-worm, 37–38
clerical, 38, 452
tadpole, 35, 37, 579
Scythians, 126, 468
Second Xia
Ruins, 244
sector divisions of the ecliptic, 4–5, 109, 120, 122, 132,
141, 168, 223, 230, 255, 324, 332–35, 344, 609, 623
Seng Yixing,
132–33, 142–43, 145, 182, 187, 229, 282–83, 324, 385
Seng Yixing (Tang
monk), 229
Seng Yixing’s summary reign years for Lord Yao and Lord Shun,
144
separation of heaven from earth, 112
seventy transformation,
Nv-wa’s, 90
sexagenary, fabled Lord Yao’s enthronement on the bing-zi
day, 142, 149
sexagenary calendar, 60-day, 256
sexagenary
cycles, 145, 149, 162, 544
sexagenary dates, 142, 229, 324, 457
calendrical, 419, 458–59
non-disrupted
calendrical, 323, 457
sexagenary day calendar, non-disrupted, 348,
465
sexagenary day calendar system, 320, 323, 410, 465, 473
sexagenary day interpretation related to the Zhou conquest of Shang, 328
sexagenary days, 206, 317, 321, 333, 419, 421, 457, 464, 501
sexagenary
days of Wu-cheng, Shao4 Gao and Luo Gao, 328, 339, 388, 461, 474, 486
sexagenary years, 98, 142–45, 162–63, 171, 195, 197, 209, 220, 229, 283,
320
Shang, Anterior, 196
Shang, Zhou conquest of, 142–43, 146,
182, 229, 267, 321–25, 328–29, 332, 334, 385–86, 394, 410, 454
Shang1
Song, 11, 226, 243, 270, 306, 426, 542
Shang Aetheling Ji1-zi, 96, 277,
321, 335, 337–38
Shang aethelings, 337, 343, 348
Bi-gan, 17, 280–81, 308, 340
Ji1-zi, 286, 595
Ji-zi, 17, 522
Lu-fu, 389
Qi3/Wei-zi, 17
Wei-zhong, 277, 357
Wei-zi, 277, 280–81, 287, 322, 357, 588
Wu-geng, 341, 348,
357, 389, 412
Shang ancestors, 85, 114, 137, 156, 166, 248, 292, 396,
609, 618
Ming, 15, 128, 157, 242, 292
Shang-ancestor-Xie4, 287, 624
Shang-jia-wei, 270, 528
Wang-hai, 59, 215, 246, 573
Wang-heng, 246
Xia irrigation minister Marquis Shang-hou (Ming), 59, 213
Xia Marquis Shang-hou, 219
Xiang-tu, 242,
246
Xiang-tu (a Xia marquis), 209, 242–45, 312, 341, 393
Shang-ancestor-Xie4, 88, 128, 147, 154, 156–57, 225, 241–42, 244, 247,
268, 293–94, 296, 450, 618
born, 131, 157, 292
conferred, 242
named, 157, 241
Shang
ancestral oblation palace, 357
Shang bronzeware, 338
Shang
calendar, 195, 197, 255, 283, 313, 326, 330, 335, 386
Shang capital city
Ao, 264
Shang celestial star, 93
Shang-cheng Ruins, 264
Shang dynasty calendar, 109
Shang Dynasty culture and customs, 94
Shang Dynasty founder-king Shang-tang, 112, 221, 248, 320
Shang dynasty
oracle bones and bronzeware, 135, 295
Shang dynasty people’s dipper
handle (‘Yin-ren zhi bing’), 345
Shang Dynasty’s divination and oracle,
299
Shang dynasty’s oracle bones, 37, 242, 305
Shang dynasty’s
rituals, 340
Shang dynasty’s sacrifice for Lord Shun, 156, 244
Shang Dynasty’s summary years, 282
Shang feudatories, 321
Shang
founder-king, 167, 225, 257
Shang founder-king Shang-tang (Cheng-tang),
250, 268, 282, 392
Shang history in Shi-ji, 225, 454
Shang-hou,
Xia Marquis, 209, 215, 257, 303
Shang inheritance system, 272
Shang-jia, 16, 59, 215, 246, 270
Shang-jia-wei, 16, 242, 245–47, 270
Shang-jia-wei defeating You-yi, 16
Shang-jun Shu, 108, 325
Shang
kings, 16–18, 195–96, 250–51, 253–56, 259–66, 271–85, 302, 304, 306, 309–11,
314–15, 321–22, 334, 337
Cheng-tang, 16, 251, 254, 256, 313,
342
Di-nan-geng, 266
Di-yi, 128, 242,
275, 294, 304, 307, 624
Di-yong-ji (Zi Zhou), 262,
277–78
Gao-zong, 263, 271, 278
Geng-ding, 272
Hedan-jia, 217, 264–65, 269, 301
Hedanjia (Zi Zheng), 217, 265
Jiong, 216
Kang-ding, 260
Kong-jia, 303
Nan-geng, 266
Pangeng, 513
Pan-geng, 266, 268, 273, 301, 363
Shang-tang, 14–17, 128,
193, 196, 224–28, 233–38, 242, 244, 247–57, 259–60, 263, 287, 294, 297,
308
Taiding, 306
Tai-ding’s brother,
260
Tai-geng, 262
Tai-jia, 142, 167,
229, 255, 260–62, 267, 274, 324, 610
Tai-wu, 249, 261, 263,
391
Ti-yi, 274
Ti-yi/Di-yi, 274
Wai-bing, 163, 260
Wairen, 265
Wen’ding, 312
Wending, 306
Wen-ding, 273–75
Wen-wu-ting, 273
Wo-ding, 261–62
Wo-jia, 266
Wu-ding,
249, 268–73, 278, 305, 310, 331, 365
Wu-ting, 273
Wuyi, 274
Wu-yi, 267, 272–74, 302–3, 306
Wu-zu-yi, 274
Xiao-xin, 268
Xiao-yi, 260, 268–69
Xin, 308–9, 314–15, 317–19, 321
Yang-jia, 266, 268
Yi-li, 273, 275, 307
Zheng-jia, 217
Zhong-ding, 225, 264–65, 454
Zhong-ren, 163
Zhouwang, 17–19, 222–23, 268,
273, 277–87, 297, 307–11, 314–15, 317–21, 334, 337, 346, 387, 535, 544
Zhou-wang, 225, 271, 308–9, 319, 518, 575
Zhouwang, 321
Zu-ding, 266, 268
Zu-geng,
272
Zujia, 301
Zu-jia, 263, 272, 301
Zu-xin, 266
Zu-yi, 263, 265–66, 320, 342,
350, 543
Shang King Shang-tang, 17, 26, 59, 193, 250, 347, 406
Shang King Shang-tang’s campaign against the Xia dynasty, 252, 336
Shang
king’s indulgence in wines and drinking, 285
Shang king’s punishment of
Bi-gan and Wei-zi, 282
Shang king’s tribute surrender decree, 259
Shang king’s wife, 298, 338
Shang King Zhouwang’s campaign against the
eastern and southern states as shown on the oracle bones, 273
Shang
King Zhouwang’s taking in asylum-seekers, 284
Shang-lin Fu, 235
Shang Lord, Shanggong, 546, 551, 634
Shang lordship system, 254, 305
Shang loyalist nations, 331
Shang marquis, 215
Jiu-hou, 278, 305, 308
You-guo, 274
You-hou, 274
Shangmi, 188, 299, 612
Shang ministers
Bi-gan, 281, 309
Chong-hou-hu, 308
Fei Chang, 235
Jiao-ge, 284, 518, 575
Yi She4, 261–62
Yi Yin, 17, 167, 224, 251, 255,
310, 625
Zhong-hui, 249
Shang oracle bone characters,
32
Shang oracle bones, 49, 67, 156, 167, 206, 244, 248, 261, 295, 319,
343, 361, 618
Shang overlordship, 307
Shang people’s ancestress,
15
Shang people’s lineage, 242
Shang people’s totem, 242
Shangqiu, 146, 153, 208, 243, 247, 266, 268, 312, 396, 557, 600, 636
Shang Queen Fu-hao, 65, 469
Shang Ruins, 34, 250, 261, 264, 266, 275,
348
Shang’s clan ancestors, 17
Shang’s ethnicity, 200
Shang’s family hereditary line, 286
Shang’s fief system, 248, 591
Shang’s gods and ancestors for oblation, 395
Shang-shu, 34–35, 94–95,
106–8, 132, 136, 138, 140, 147–48, 151–52, 154, 156, 201, 207, 262,
267–69
ancient book, 77
ancient version,
35, 76, 86, 94, 121, 127, 202, 205, 238, 249, 255, 258, 328, 449, 452–54
authenticity of the Lv-xing chapter
444
clerical-script, 202,
448
contemporary version, 34–36, 452
Du
Lin’s lacquer roll version, 452
forgery ancient version, 36,
235, 453–55
forgery chapter on Bo Yi4 and Hou-ji, 453
forgery version, 452, 454
Fu-sheng’s, 452
Gu-wen, 35, 86, 121, 261, 452–53, 455
Huangfu
Mi’s pseudepigrapha, 121, 184, 266, 453
Jin-wen, 34,
452–53
Kong-zhuan, 35, 454
Lv Xing and
the errors on Chong-li2 and Bo-yi, 149, 449
pseudepigrapha,
106
Shang-shu chapters
Bi Ming, 255, 328, 400,
454
Da-yu Mo, 151
Gao-yao Mo, 165
Hong Fan, 11, 95, 285, 337, 426
Jiong Ming,
410, 454
Jiu Gao, 149, 278, 357, 452
Jun-shi, 309
Kang Gao, 149, 357, 452
Luo
Gao, 149, 328, 386–88, 393, 452
Lv Xing, 84, 108, 112, 149,
207, 294, 402, 408, 418, 448–51
Mu Shi, 4, 298
Shang1 Shu, 249, 342, 566, 638
Shang Shi,
185
Shao4 Gao, 149, 294, 328, 387–88, 452
Shao4 Gao and Luo Gao, 328, 386–88
Shun-dian,
127, 136, 147, 149, 151, 154, 449–50, 454, 548
Tai4 Shi4,
4, 229, 261, 285, 325, 329, 336, 345, 386, 454
Tai-jia
Xun, 225, 261, 454–55
Tang Gao, 134, 225, 238, 249, 298,
454, 627
Tang Shi4, 258, 455
Tang Shi4
Xu, 233
Tang Shuo, 258
Tang Zheng, 225,
235
Wei-zi and Jiu Gao, 278
Wu-cheng,
283, 329, 340, 347, 387, 394, 410
Wu-zi Zhi Ge, 189, 201,
204, 454
Xian You Yi-de, 225, 249, 261, 454
Xia Shu, 201, 204–5, 425, 449, 627
Yao Dian,
82, 91, 125, 138–39, 147–54, 182, 207, 294–95, 385, 451
Yin4 Zheng, 202, 205, 208, 449, 455, 515, 519
Yin Gao,
312–13
Yi Xun, 225, 249, 255, 260, 324, 328, 400, 454
Yu2 Shu, 68, 133
Zhong-hui Zhi Gao, 249,
454
Zhou Shu, 112, 168, 238, 249, 262, 269, 298, 329, 335,
346–47, 391, 537, 621, 625, 638
Shang-shu and Zuo Zhuan, 132, 138,
185
Shang-shu Da Zhuan, 41-chapter annotation, 101, 323
Shang-shu
series, 148, 452
Shang-shu Xu4, 35, 94–95, 101, 107, 234, 265
Shang-shu Zheng-yi, 94
Shang-shu Zhong Hou, 106, 148, 253, 257, 309
Shang-shu Zhuan, 121, 315, 453, 455
Shang’s oblation, 76
Shang’s
ritual instruments, 334
Shang’s sacrificial activities, 258
Shang’s tortoise shell characters, 34
Shang-tang
founder-king, 267, 298
released by the Xia king, 225
Shang-tang, King, 162, 171, 242, 282
Shang-tang’s campaign, 96, 225,
235
Shang-tang’s commandments, 134, 298, 627
Shang-tang’s military
campaign, 233, 252
Shang-tang’s name, 225, 251, 254
Shang-tang’s
prayer, 259
Shang-tang’s promulgation, 225, 238, 454
Shang-tang’s
tributes, 14
Shang-tang’s triumphant return, 251
Shang-yan3, 20,
358, 392, 397
Shang-yan3 rebels, 391–92
Shang Yang, 108, 250, 258,
377
Shangyu, 188, 299
Shan Hai Jing, 247, 609
Da-huang Dong Jing, 216
Da-huang Nan Jing, 148, 206
Hai-nei Dong Jing, 424
Hai-nei Jing, 119
Hai-nei Nan Jing, 154
Legends of Mountains
& Seas, 227
mythical, 24, 64, 150, 238, 269, 424
within-seas, 104, 119, 128, 134, 150, 213
Xi Ci
San Jing, 424
Shan-rong barbarians, 373, 376–78, 382, 576, 589
Shan-zhu waterfront, 77, 83
Shao Bo, 77, 97, 126, 377
Shao-dian,
108, 121, 123, 128–29
Shao-hao, 79–80, 86, 91, 102–4, 129–31, 161, 213,
600
Shao-hao-shi, 69, 72, 78, 82, 85–86, 104, 130, 132, 134, 137, 147,
238, 242, 409, 451
Shao-hao-shi Ruins, 202, 389, 537
Shaoliang,
585, 631–32
Shao-nan, 331, 340, 398–99
Shao-shi Wen-jian Lu, by
Shao Bowen, 115
Shao Yong, 98, 111, 115, 130, 132–33, 144–45, 163–64,
172, 187, 231, 255
Shao Yong’s divination, 144
Shao Yong’s
Huang Ji Jing Shi, 115, 145, 164
Shaughnessy, Edward L. 303-305, 309,
316, 322.
shells, cowry, 64, 272
Shen1-guo domain, where Zhou King
Pingwang sought asylum, 521, 523, 531
Shen1-guo Lord, Ji-chu, 634
Shen3-guo state, 626
Shen-bo zhi zhai, 529, 531
Shen-guo count,
south Shen-guo, 504
Shen-guo lord, being attacked by the Chu state,
542
Shen-guo state, eliminated by Chu King Wenwang, 562
Shen-nong,
61, 95, 97–105, 107–8, 110, 120, 322, 342
Shen-nong Bencao Jing, 183
Shen-nong-shi, 103, 105, 107, 114–15, 120, 123, 161, 297, 343
Shen-rong
barbarians, 512
Shen Yue, 96, 161, 164, 172, 174, 230, 251, 262, 313,
499
Shi1 Fa, 550–51, divination, 605
divination
methods, 607
interpretation, 606
shi1-shu, 229,
605–7
Shi2-shi Xing-jing, 139, 171, 312, 314
Shi3-guo state,
barbarian Shi3 king, 331
Shi3-wang
barbarian king not
observing the Sinitic one-king system, 351–52
Shi3-wei2, 74, 226,
271
Shi3-wei2-shi, 74, 183, 265, 549
Shi3-wei2-shi clan, 74, 219,
265
Shi4 Jing, 94, 110, 143, 195, 256, 322, 326–27, 329, 344, 488
Liu Xin’s summary years for the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties,
110
Shi4-shi Ji Gu, by monk Wu Baozhou, 231
Shi Ben (Xi Ben), 86,
104, 121, 292, 395, 509, 524, 534
Di-xi Pian, 92, 94, 99,
127, 292
recompiled post-book-burning, 241
Zuo4 Pian, 206
Shi-bo, 73, 354, 363, 370, 513, 517–18,
538
Shi-bo and Zheng Lord Huan’gong, 363
shi-chen, 376
Shi-chen, 79, 128, 146, 247, 296, 333, 346, 378, 396, 609
Shi-chen and
E-bo (Greek equivalent Orion and Hera), 248, 609
Shi-chen Ruins, 609
Shi-fang state, 242
shi-gu wen (stone drum characters) inscription,
536
Shi-ji, 123–28, 145–48, 204–7, 233–37, 260–67, 281–85, 311–14,
326–27, 334–37, 384–88, 401–11, 450, 488–99, 510
Chu Shi-jia
(biographical history of the Chu royal house), 74, 82, 84, 271, 424, 450,
491
Feng Shan Shu, 92, 97, 103, 118, 122, 275, 311, 340,
385, 389, 548, 576
Jinn Shi-jia, 510, 587
Kong-zi Shi-jia, 193
Qin Ben-ji (annalistic
history of the Qin state), 413
Qi Shi-jia, 337
Soong Wei-zi Shi-jia, 285
Tian-guan Shu (book
on asterism), 108
Wu-di Ben-ji (biographical annals on the
five thearchs), 134, 237
Wu Tai-bo Shi-jia, 367
Xia Ben-ji, 173, 205
Yin Ben-ji, 134, 233, 237,
241, 287, 292, 320, 544, 627
Zhao Shi-jia, 92, 227, 411,
510
Zhou Ben-ji, 241, 279, 292, 314, 320, 335–37, 340, 342,
408, 484, 498, 510
See also The Sinitic Civilization-Book
II
Shi-ji data on Lu Lord Shanggong, 457
Shi-ji Ji-jie, 142–45,
170, 174, 188, 221–22, 257, 282, 326, 328–29, 387, 393, 522
Shi-jing,
35, 77, 270–71, 298–99, 315–16, 340–41, 351, 365, 389–90, 398–99, 412, 493,
499–503, 514–15, 592
Shi-jing poems, 86, 133, 390, 601
...Ban
(rotating view), 340
...Bey Feng, 421, 472, 497, 546
...Bi Gong,
294, 296, 346, 592
...Cai3 Shu, 604
...Chu Che, 501
...Er
Zi Tong Zhou, 558
...Gan Tang (umbrageous sweet pear), 398
...Haan
Yi, 298, 300, 354, 493, 500
...Huang Niao (yellow bird), 628
...Huang Yi, 180, 188, 280, 299, 315–16
...Jiang1-nan of Da Ya, 503
...Jiu Fei (eagle flying), 604
...Juan A in Da Ya (feng huang yu fei),
570
...Liu Yue (June), 515
...Pan4-gong, 592
...Shang1
Song, 11, 226, 243, 270, 306, 426, 542
...Shao-nan, 331, 340, 398–99
...Song Gao, 503
...Wang Feng, 512, 522
...Wen-wang You Sheng,
77
...Xiao Ya, 503, 581, 633
...Xia Wu (commending Marquis
Ying1-hou’s feats), 514
...Yin Wu in Shang1 Song, 270
...Yong
Feng, 112
...Zheng-yue, 514
...Zhou Song4, 340, 635
Shi-ji’s interpretation of Shang-shu, 147
Shi-ji Suo-yin, 153, 174, 210,
277, 406
by Sima Zhen, 163, 173, 259, 406
Shi-ji
Yin-yi, 143, 145, 188
Shi-ji Zheng-yi, 89, 154, 174, 188, 210, 257, 268,
302, 530, 556
Shimao Culture, 59, 62, 464
Shimao site, 59
Shimen summit (720 B.C.), 541
Shi-tong, historiography, 154, 192, 230,
260, 275
Shi Yi4 (ten wings of commentary books on The Book of Changes),
384
Shi-yi Ji, by Wang Jia, 149, 175
Shi-zhou Pian, 92
Shi-zi, 47, 125–26, 222
Shi Zi, 125, 222, 235, 258, 284, 336, 338, 346,
458
Shouqiu, 36, 76, 121, 184, 311, 453, 457
Shouzhi Summit, 559,
587
Shu1-shi (Qun-shu1) state, 632
Shuang-jiu-shi, 86, 131
Shu-guo, 248, 337, 490, 575
dynasties, 63
kingdom, 63
Shu-guo, King Duyu, 352
Shu-guo King
Duyu’s kingdom, 63
Shu-guo state, 64, 155, 423
Shui Jing Zhu, 64,
77, 119, 152, 163, 172–74, 214, 227, 237, 247, 259, 273, 406
Shu-kui,
602, 609
Shun, Lord, 9, 67–68, 76, 104, 132–33, 147, 155, 158, 164–66,
170, 179, 191, 261–62, 341
Shuo Wen, 184
Shuo Yuan, 160, 225,
310
Shu-wang Ben-ji, 63, 423
Shu-yu, 114, 247, 315, 346, 359,
395–97, 602, 609
Shu-zi-ping, Qun-shu1 states’ lord, 632
sidereal
effects, 405
Sifen-li calendar, 170, 197, 347
silk manuscripts,
88–89, 113
Silk Manuscripts, Mawangdui, 94, 607
Sima Qian, 73, 77,
112, 152, 158, 216, 307–8, 322, 422, 536, 565
Sima Qian’s Five Thearchs,
91
Sinitic China, 77, 79, 84–85, 89, 117, 119, 126, 131, 134, 187,
307–8, 380, 423, 425–27, 456
mundane, 156–57, 308
Sinitic Civilization, 31, 53, 175, 237, 371
Sinitic exiles, 39, 167,
351–52
Sinitic heartland, 78, 86, 117, 166
Sinitic hinterland,
273
Sinitic language characterset, 37
Sino-Tibetans, 41–42, 48,
56, 60, 73, 75–76, 79, 111, 116–18, 124–25, 159, 364, 370
Si-shui
River, 179, 336, 394, 617
Si-surnamed Gu4 states, 226
Si-surnamed
Kunwu-shi, 226
Si-surnamed Zeng1-guo state, 530
Si-yue, 81, 83,
89, 154, 294, 450, 523, 548
Si-yue (four mountains’ oblation minister),
510
Si-yue-guo fief, 83, 89
Small Seal Script, 38
Song Gao,
503
Soong ancestor, Wei-zhong, 287, 357
Soong Duke, Wei-zi,
603
Soong-huan-gong-furen, 562
Soong-hua-zi, 597
Soong Jun,
102
Soong King, Kangwang, 411
Soong King, Yan, 411
Soong
lords, 358, 538, 541, 546–47, 549, 551, 557, 564–65, 577, 595, 597–603, 611,
636
Chenggong, 601, 614, 625, 629, 636
Daigong, 358, 536, 551
Huan’gong, 270, 562, 566–67, 574,
578–79, 588
Huigong, 358, 507
Mugong,
542, 551
Pinggong, 201
Soong-cheng-gong,
629
Soong-feihou-gong, 6253
Soong-huan-gong, 564
Soong-Mu-gong, 551
Wen’gong, 636
Wugong, 357
Xianggong,
287, 358, 588, 595, 597, 599–603, 636
Xigong, 358, 498
Xuan’gong, 551
Zhaogong, 629–31, 636
Zhaogong (Soong-zhao-gong), 629
Zhaogong (Zi
Chujiu), 636
Zhuanggong, 551, 557, 567
Soong
ministers
Gong-sun-Gu, 617
Hua-du, 551,
564, 634
Hua Yuan, 639
Men-yin-ban,
614
Nan’gong-Changwan, 562, 564
Shi-rong, 616
‘si cheng’ Dang-yi-zhu, 636
Xiao-shu, 571
Yue Lv, 639
Zhen-zhuang-zi, 616
Soong princes
Gong-zi-Bao,
636
Gong-zi-Feng, 546
Mu-gongzi-feng,
551
Uncle Xiao-shu-Da-xing, 564
Zi-you,
564
Soong Shu, 96, 164, 172–74, 191, 221, 230, 257, 279, 347
Fu Rui Zhi (symbols/talisman) by Shen Yue, 172, 174, 191,
230
Soong state, 128, 131, 287, 540–41, 549, 551, 557, 559, 564, 595,
597, 612–13, 636, 638
Soong Yuan (Han dynasty minister), 36
sophistry, 10, 26, 93, 101, 105, 119, 125, 159, 321–22, 332, 484, 575
sophistry books, 19, 152–53, 180, 183, 233, 236, 251, 253, 278, 281–82, 285,
309–12, 582, 585, 596
late Warring States, 217, 625
sorcerer, 10, 84, 112, 129, 249, 263, 269, 284, 312, 353, 391, 462, 483, 553,
575
Bu-tu-fu, 593
Bu-yan, 123, 584,
611
Cai-mo, 85, 451, 605
Dong Yin,
608
Shi-zhao, Shi-mo, and Shi-gui, 131
Zhu-tuo, 397
sortition, 305, 605, 607
southern barbarians, 70, 75,
82, 111, 150, 159, 222, 307, 318, 365, 407, 503, 514, 531, 613
southern Bo city, 557
Southern Huns, 371, 456
southern Yan state,
376, 576
South River, 60, 300, 463–64
South Yan, 373
South
Yan Lord, Count Yan-bo Zhong-wen, 570, 591
South Yan state, 508
South Yan State, ancestor Bo-shu, 354, 591
sovereigns, 91–92, 98–103,
112, 130, 259, 327, 527
mythical, 100
non-human, 101
sovereigns & thearchs, 100
sovereign thearchs,
five, 128, 156, 307, 618
spatial concept, 47
Spring and Autumn,
236, 256, 359, 363, 365, 384, 532, 542, 546, 571, 579
The
Eastern Zhou Chronological History Continued
See also The
Sinitic Civilization-Book II
spring equinox, 138
spring
equinox/summer solstice, 205
square cauldrons, 264, 272
stalk
divination, si-ying (four operations), 606
stalk divination practice,
605
stalk divination rules, 606
stalk numbers, 605, 607
assigned, 608
stalks, 305, 575, 605, 607
stallions,
309, 463, 478, 481, 534, 584, 586
stars, 92, 138, 140, 203, 206–7, 311,
313, 345–46, 378, 403–4, 406, 586, 608–9, 622
dragon
tail, 586
meridian, 138–39
river drum,
139
Tai-wei Supreme Forbidden Enclosure, 312
Tian-shi Heavenly Street Enclosure, 312
xuan
yuan dragon-line, 122, 406
Zi-wei Purple Forbidden
Enclosure, 162, 171, 403, 405
states, 79–80, 130–31, 315–17, 349–50, 362,
389–90, 517–19, 529–32, 538, 541–46, 587, 596–602, 619–20, 626
belligerent, 426, 532
brotherly, 349,
355–56
buffer, 307
Dong Xia (eastern
Xia), 244
feudatory, 224, 421, 484, 513
fish totem, 635
Han-yang (south of the Han-shui River),
530
hegemony, 636
independent vassalage,
357
marginalized, 93
marquisate, 271
non-Xia, 203, 343
ordained, 504
quasi-barbarian, 482
Qu Xia (regional Xia
states), 184, 299
satellite, 415
vassal,
80, 86, 248, 532
wind-surnamed, 93
Zhu-hua (various Hua states), 69, 184, 620
Zhu-xia (various
Xia states), 185, 620
stem-branch dates, 271, 335
60-day, 333
stem-branch years, 170, 196, 229, 388
stone monuments,
36–37, 173, 453
stories, 26, 112–13, 118–19, 148–49, 166, 206, 213,
215–18, 244–47, 291–92, 296–97, 309–11, 482–83, 504–5, 565
anti-Confucian-morality, 170
anti-history, 167,
261
chicken-egg, 155
discrete, 483
elephant, 244
orchid, 293
sensational, 108, 374, 376, 517, 521, 538, 559, 585
trivial,
217
usurpation, 166, 170, 262
Su-guo state, 622
Sui4-guo state, 568
Sui-di land, 362, 543–44
Sui-guo, 402, 404,
513, 517, 530, 544, 554, 561
Sui-guo minister Ji-liang, 554
Sui-guo state, 22, 79, 362, 404, 530, 544, 554, 572, 599
Sui-hou,
Marquis, 554
Sui-ren, 88, 99–103, 105, 206
Sui-ren-shi, 103, 105,
161
Sui-shui River, 598
Sumerian Civilization, 31, 37, 61
summary reign years, 110, 163, 209, 215, 217, 220, 231, 403
summary
years, 110, 142–45, 162, 164, 181, 195, 221–22, 230, 255–56, 266, 282–83,
329, 386, 393
cumulative, 222
exact,
145, 164, 231
fallacious, 279
purported,
145, 394
summer solstice, 67, 138, 208, 243, 319
summit, 520, 541,
547, 551–52, 557, 560, 563–65, 567, 580, 587, 592, 599, 616, 625, 636
diplomatic, 23, 161, 374, 567, 571, 597
truce,
547
Yue king’s hegemony competition, 368
sun-birds,
8, 62, 66, 218, 424
three-leg, 53
sun eclipse, 33,
203–5, 220, 313, 384, 403–4, 486–87, 514, 519, 541, 571, 576, 634
525 B.C., 204
total, 279
sun eclipse
between spring equinox and summer solstice, 205
sun eclipse record,
purported, 203
sun-moon like Siamese, 96, 172, 347
Sun Zi, 87
supported Zhou King Pingwang, 320, 534
Supreme Forbidden Star’s Palace,
406
Sushen-shi, 156, 375, 420
Su-shui River, 235
synodic
periods, 182, 313, 385, 405
systems
ancestor worship,
31
ancient court-to-court courier, 39, 370
concubine inheritance, 68, 236
diplomatic
postal, 542
one-king Sinitic, 203
women-tagged surname, 135
syzygy, 34, 143, 329–30, 408, 410, 419, 421,
467, 473, 475, 477, 519, 541, 622
anchor dates, 475
syzygy calendar and astral phenomena, 328, 332, 387–88, 400, 419, 421
syzygy dates’ matching, 329
syzygy days, 146, 182, 329, 410, 474, 476,
480
actual, 480
anchor, 477–80
correct, 476, 480
exact, 475
fully-corroborated anchor, 410, 473
‘ji-qiu’,
‘ji-tong’, ‘meng-qiu’, ‘meng-tong’, ‘zhong-qiu’, and ‘zhong-tong’, 410
leap month June, 476
T
tadpole scripts, 36,
453
Tai-bo
Tai-bo (Zhou King Wenwang’s elder uncle), 194, 304,
346, 366, 368, 468
Tai-bo
ancestor Elder Uncle,
368
descendants of, 160, 366
Tai-bo lineage, 367
Taichen, 518
Taichu-li calendar, 110, 170, 195, 197, 346
Tai-dai
(a Jin-tian-shi descendant, and a river god), 79, 293
Tai-gong
(Zhou-tai-gong, and Zhou King Wenwang’s father), 310
Tai-gong-wang4,
310
Tai-guo (a Ji-surnamed country carrying the same name as river god
Tai-dai), 135, 293, 295, 300, 315, 362
Tai-hao, 77–81, 87, 92–95, 102–5,
317. See also Fu-xi
five azimuth gods of, 91, 103
real person, 94
wind-surnamed, 67
with ‘feng’ (wind/phoenix) surname, 130
Tai-hao descendants,
131
Tai-hao descendant states, 78
Tai-hao lineage, 93
Tai-hao reverence, pre-Yan-di thearch, 131
Tai-hao Ruins, 86, 93, 155,
518
Tai-hao-shi, 69, 72, 78, 85, 104, 130, 147, 242
Tai-hao-shi
dynasty, 80, 130
Tai-hao-shi’s clan name, 135, 295
Tai-hao-shi’s
Feng, 77
Tai-jia, 249, 255, 260–63, 324
execution of
Yi Yin in revenge, 167, 261
Tai-jiang, 114, 303, 349
Tai-jiang
woman, 304
Tai-ping Yu Lan, 191–92, 213, 215, 218, 221, 224, 230, 258,
261, 263, 273–75, 404, 413, 418–20, 491
tai-qiu (grand hill temple of
the Soong state), 357
Tai-ren, 303, 349
Tai-ren woman, 304
Taishan, 72, 75, 95–97, 100, 102, 105, 212, 237, 331, 389, 397, 547, 618
oblation for earth, 103
Taishan Huang, personified
mountain overlord, 95, 97, 100, 548
Taishan Mountain, 548
Taishan
veneration, 547
tai shi (chronicler), 638
tai-shi1 (grand tutor),
334
Tai-si, 249, 303–4, 349, 582
Tai-si woman, 304
tai sui
(the grand duke iplanet), 336, 346
Taiwan aboriginals, 54
Taiwei-yuan, 312
Tai-yi (grand one), 406
Tai-yi Sheng
Shui, 100
Tai-yi, dong huang (eastern [sun] god), 100
Taiyuan,
184, 200, 245, 281, 372, 379, 383, 460, 549
Tai-yuan, 371–72, 411, 416,
418, 500, 502, 510–11
Tai-yuan campaign, 502
Tai-yuan-zhi-rong
barbarians, 230, 491, 502, 510
Tan2-guo state, 564
Tang-bo (Uncle
Shu-yu, Uncle Tang-shu), 359
Tang-guo, 181, 359, 395–97, 513, 517,
530
fief, 286, 595, 602
land, 147, 247,
396, 609
state, 78, 179, 395, 404, 530, 631
Tang Lan,
229
Tang-shu, 114, 146, 181, 247, 254, 305, 315, 396, 456, 585, 602
Uncle Tang’s state, 128, 296, 530
Tan-guo state, 79
Tang-Yu Zhi Dao (the sage-kings’ way), 147
Tan-zi, 79, 81, 242
Tao
Hongjing (Southern Liang Dynasty Taoist), 191, 195, 199, 323
Taosi, 57,
60, 67, 125, 185, 319
Taosi Excavation, 56, 68, 319
Taosi Ruins,
59–60, 67, 146, 183
Tao-tang-shi, 74, 76, 128, 132, 146–47, 165, 183,
201, 243, 247, 312, 359, 378, 395–96
Tao-tang-shi dynasty, 67
Tao-tang-shi reign, 68, 132
Tao-tie, 82
Tao-wu, 162, 251, 532,
582, 638
tattoos, 160, 194
telepathy, heaven-human, 132, 293
temperature, 60, 423
Teng-guo Lord (Marquis Teng-hou), 549
Teng-guo Lord, Teng-ding-gong, 215
Teng-guo ministers, 215
Teng-guo state, 215, 549
terminology, 80, 87, 100, 226, 238, 368, 378,
404, 414, 423, 462, 465, 519, 525
epochal calendar,
317
moon phase, 332
tetrasyllabic, 1
The
Bamboo Annals, 141–46, 161–74, 189–99, 208–35, 243–55, 257–58, 260–84,
311–22, 384–96, 398–411, 413–22, 482–507, 509–21
ancient
version, 172, 174, 189, 191, 195, 198, 202, 215–16, 221, 223, 266–67, 274,
306, 453–54, 491
excavation, 167
discovery, 169
forgery, 265, 274, 301
thearchs, 75,
77–80, 93–94, 97, 100–101, 104, 107, 114–15, 122–23, 128, 133–34, 143–44,
161–62, 170, 172
five, 87, 91, 95, 99–101, 112, 128–29, 153,
161–62, 168–73, 198, 292, 343
Three Sovereigns, fuzzy concept, 95,
100
thunder, 3, 20–23, 152–53, 162, 304, 398, 466, 479, 638
Tian
Changwu, 55–56, 76, 190
Tianshi-yuan (heavenly street enclosure), 312
Tianshui (heavenly water), 382, 423, 489, 536
tian-wang (heavenly
king), 339
Tian Wen (asking heaven), 26, 76, 84–85, 89, 91–92, 135, 153,
193, 198–200, 210, 223–24, 245–46, 420, 426, 572
Tiao-rong and
Ben-rong barbarians, 506, 510
Tibetan ancestors, 71
Tibetans,
70–71, 119, 626
time reckoning system, 141, 539
titles, 78–81, 95,
97, 104, 275, 277, 281, 287, 298–301, 341–42, 351–53, 356–57, 493, 496,
500
complimentary, 351
emblazonment,
490
feudal, 348
hereditary, 146, 415,
456
honorary, 353, 572, 615
imperial-grandiose, 296
king’s, 319, 393, 411, 490
marquis-count, 572
marquisdom, 358
rankings of duke, marquis, marquis-count, count, viscount,
baron, 351
regnal, 548
shao-shi1,
334
tombs
ancient Pengyang/Jiangxian, 51, 371
prime minister Lv Buwei’s, 36
Tong Dian, 270, 299, 382,
496
Tong Jian Wai-ji, 101, 218, 257, 273–74, 420
travelogue, 117,
262, 459, 465, 472, 474–75, 482, 484
treasured sacrificial cauldron,
360
trigram, 74
trigrams, 78, 93–95, 162, 285, 304, 309, 398, 426,
553, 578, 593, 604–6, 608
trinity characteristics, 39
Tu-fang,
a Shang Dynasty rival, 271
Tu-shan Mountain, 192, 481
Tu-shan-nv
woman, 540
Tu-shan-shi, 89, 192, 417, 603
legendary
nine-fox-tail woman, 73
twenty-eight lunar lodges on the lacquer case
from Marquis Zheng1-hou’s tomb, 554
U
universe, 1, 3,
26–27, 47, 90, 111, 113, 278, 311, 384, 605
usurpation, 64, 165–66, 170,
174, 199, 209, 261, 266, 332, 411, 553, 571, 597, 625
V
virtues (‘de’), 257, 261, 340, 346, 366, 392, 412, 575. See also ways
(‘dao’)
Viscount Bai-di-zi, 622
Viscount Ba-zi, 555
Viscount
Chu-zi, 364, 404, 491–92, 496, 498, 507, 510, 536
Viscount Jih4-zi,
541
Viscount Ju3-zi, 541, 548
Viscount Jun1-zi, 631
Viscount Kui2-zi, 85, 363, 365, 613
Viscount Liu-zi, 340
Viscount
Li-zi, 575
Viscount Luhun-zi, 380
viscount Lu-zi, 576
Viscount Shen3-zi, 634
Viscount Su-zi, 248, 284, 351, 569, 590, 622
Viscount Tan2-zi, 564
Viscount Tan-zi, 80, 120, 130, 132, 137, 570
Viscount Teng-zi, 567
Viscount Wen-zi, Su-surnamed, 569
Viscount
Wuzhong-zi, 200, 354, 379
Viscount Wuzhong-zi (Jiafu), 185, 202, 379,
382
Viscount Xu2-zi, 415
Viscount Xuan-zi, 587
Viscount
Yun-zi, 118, 574
Viscount Zeng-zi, 597
Viscount Zhu-zi, 574
Viscount Zi1-zi, 494
W
Wang Bi, 607
Wangchenggang site,
192
Wang Chong, 35, 113, 115, 160, 294, 398
Wang Feng, 522
Wang Guowei, 186, 218, 221, 229, 241, 243, 280, 283, 329, 344, 368, 387, 390,
486, 493
approach with moon phase interpretation, 485
Wang-hai, 15–16, 59, 215, 242, 244–46, 260
Wang-hai and Wang-heng
brothers, 16
Wang-hai’s lascivious activities, 246
Wang-heng, 16,
246
Wangjiatai, 83, 207, 292, 404, 409, 466, 473, 481, 606, 611
bamboo divination texts, 456
bamboo slips, 92,
105
bamboo texts, 218
divination bamboo
slips, 154, 207, 409
scripts, 3, 108, 606
wang-ren
(nobles), 367, 401, 516
Wang Su, 453
Wang-wu-shan mountain,
575
Wang-yao, 569
Wang Yi4, 1–2, 19, 27, 198, 211, 246
Wang
Yirong, oracle bone collector, 267
Wang Yixun’s mathematical models, 141,
385–86
Wang Zhonghan, 70, 75, 184, 213, 242, 254
Warring States
(see also The Sinitic Civilization-Book II), 75–76, 107, 112, 161, 165–68,
227–28, 233–36, 241, 243–45, 251, 256, 310–13, 331–32, 336, 531
Warring States terminology, 204, 460
water irrigation minister, 79,
293
ways (‘dao’), Heaven’s constant, 464
five
constant, 106, 122, 203
See also virtues (‘de’)
Wei3-shui
River, 481
Wei ancestors, 133
Bi-wan, 362, 583,
585
Wei Chu-Hsien, 54, 63, 77, 179–80, 190, 243, 285–86
Wei-guo,
135, 293, 295, 300, 315, 338, 362
Wei-he River, 291, 301
Wei
kings, 167, 262
Anliwang, 168
Huiwang,
363
Xiangwang, 3, 154, 167–69, 222, 227, 262, 313, 318,
414, 424, 456, 461, 472, 527, 533
Wei Lord, 168, 230
Wei Lord
Wen’gong, 588
Wei Marquis, 234, 562, 619
Wei Marquis Wenhou, 355,
361
Wei Marquis Wuhou, 117, 233, 284, 355, 535, 619
Wei-shi clan,
338, 485, 550
Wei-shui River, 66, 275, 300–301, 304, 306–7, 310, 381–82,
411, 416, 485, 489, 584, 589, 635
Wei state, 47, 51, 170, 195, 234,
246, 283, 383, 386, 480, 483, 534
The Warring States Time
Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty
Wei suffixed forgeries, seven
categories, 105
wei suffixed forgery series, 110, 142, 145, 164, 222,
231
Wei Zhao, 258, 364, 368, 378, 455, 499, 510, 524, 604–5
Wen-jiang, 551, 559, 563
Wen state, 252, 284, 569
Wen-wang You
Sheng, 77
Wen Xuan, by Zhaoming-tai-zi, 222, 260–61, 414, 419, 455
Wen Yiduo, 8–10, 14, 22, 27, 83, 111, 206, 211, 404
western Bo city,
250
Western Corridor, 64, 70, 317, 354, 380–81, 418, 470, 556
Western-equivalent astrology concepts, 339
Western Han-Shui River,
422–23, 536
Western Qiangs, 70–71, 116, 159, 183, 298, 626
western
queen mother, 7, 13, 200, 264, 410, 413–14, 419, 471–73
actually meaning a western old woman, 414, 456
Western Queen Mother,
non-human, 419, 460. See also The Sinitic Civilization-Book II
western
queen mother, songs, 472
Western Rong, 70, 75, 83, 159, 183, 264, 272,
300–301, 350, 478, 489–90, 496, 500, 503, 625–26
western Rong
barbarians, 487, 489, 494, 496
Western Shen-guo state, 523
western
territories, books on its geography, 227
Western Yellow River Bend, 49,
70, 117, 126, 186, 238, 280, 314, 317, 371, 464, 469–70
western Yi
barbarians, 510, 520
western Yu, 377, 586
Western Zhou Dynasty’s
demise, 522
West Guo-guo state, 509
West Yellow River Bend, 186,
418, 456, 470
Wey ancestors
Uncle Kang-shu, 393, 398,
603
Wang-sun-Mou, 350, 366, 513
Wey-kang-shu, 331, 350
Wey Count Kang-bo, 350, 366, 513
Wey Lord
Qinghou bribed Zhou King Yi2wang, 357
Wey lords, 350, 357, 375, 497, 513,
547, 578, 603, 611, 613, 615–16, 619
Chenggong, 612,
615–19, 624–25
Daigong, 579–80
Huan’gong, 538, 542
Huigong, 558, 561, 567, 579
Kang-shu, 497, 619
Qinghou, 357
Wen’gong, 357, 579–80, 596–97, 603, 612, 616–17
Wey-wen-gong, 562
Wugong, 357, 497, 529
Xuan’gong, 546, 558, 562, 580
Yigong, 357, 578
Zhuanggong, 425, 538, 541, 546
Wey lord’s attacking
Handan-wu at Hanshi, 482, 517
Wey Lord Wen’gong/Ji Qifang/Ji Pijiang,
known as Kaifang in the sophistry books, 562, 580
Wey Lord Yigong
killed by the Chang-di barbarians, 373, 578
Wey marquis, 497, 526, 533,
557, 566, 579, 611, 614
Lihou, 507
Wey ministers,
374, 611, 613, 617
Biao-nei, 297
Kong
Da, 631, 636
Kong Da (Uncle Kong-zhuang-shu), 624
Ning Gui, 562
Ning-wu-zi, 616, 619
Ning-zhuang-zi, 579, 603, 612
Qu-bo-yu, 497
Sun-lin-fu, 497
Yuan2 Xuan3, 615–17
Zhou-chun, 617
Zhu-tuo, 341
Wey princes,
497, 559, 562
Gong-zi-Jinn, 546
Ji2,
558, 562
Ji Zhouxu, 542, 546
Shu-wu,
615
Wey-zhao-bo, 562, 579–80
Zhouxu,
542
Zi-yi, 617
Wey state, 356–57, 372, 374, 391, 393,
495–96, 541, 557–59, 561, 579, 590–91, 596, 610–11, 616, 619
wheat,
55, 62, 112, 198, 241, 395, 468, 543, 638
whirlwinds, 20, 200, 398, 493,
621
White Thearch, 409
wind
east, 88, 91, 104,
206
fumigating, 5
percolating, 1
xie-feng, 151
wind/phoenix Yi, 131
interrelation between wind-surnamed Taihao and creator-god Fu-xi with the
wind god ‘xi1-dan’ soundex, 131
wind gods, 91, 148, 151, 207, 241
wind surname, 78, 131
wind-surnamed states, 93
winter sacrifice,
114–15, 315, 586
winter solstice, 109, 138–42, 205, 208, 243, 256, 324,
329, 401, 467, 622
within-seas, 104, 119, 128, 134, 150, 213
Wu
ancestor, Zhou-zhang, 367
Wu-cheng, 143, 182, 229, 238, 255, 281, 321–26,
328–29, 335, 340, 347, 386–87, 454
Wu-cheng’s moon phases and stem and
branch dates, 335
Wu-geng (Shang King Zhouwang’s son), 286–87, 356,
389
Wu-hui, 8–9, 14, 26, 84, 343, 363, 451
Wu-huo, 8
Wu-jing Ran-Fou Lun, 422
Wu-jing Shu1-yi, by Liu Xuan, 306, 452
Wu
Jing Zheng-yi, 230
Wu King Fu-chai, 212, 368
Wu King Gou-jian,
369
Wu King He-lu, 601
Wu King Shou-meng, 22, 498
Wu Qi3,
117, 233–34, 284, 400, 535, 619
Wu state, 366–68, 402, 508, 515
Wu
State, 24, 212, 336, 366, 368, 375, 378, 482, 498, 535, 572
Wu state,
ancient, 160
Wu Weiye, 528
Wu-xing Zhan (divination on five
planets), 106, 312, 314, 405
Wu Yue Chun-qiu, 83
Wu Zang San Jing,
184
Wuzhong barbarians, 202, 379
Wei Jiang’s peace
offer 569 B.C., 202
Wuzhong state, 185, 202, 354, 372, 379, 382
X
Xia, bronzeware character nao, 158, 187
‘dong-xia’
(eastern Xia nations), 244
‘fu Xia’ (carrying Xia), 153,
185
‘kuang-xia’ (grandiose Xia), 253
‘qu-xia’ (regional/minor Xia), 185
‘shi-xia’ (prevalent
Xia), 411
‘zhu Xia’ (various Xia), 69, 97, 181, 185, 238,
298, 472, 566, 592, 620
See also ‘Zhu
Hua’
Xia ancestor, Gun, 624
Xia calendar (Xia-li), 92, 161, 169, 191,
195, 203, 437, 467, 495, 519, 541
archaic, 519
Xia
capital city, 199, 224, 243, 250–53
Xia Dynasty, 142–45, 166–72, 179,
181, 183–90, 192–97, 200–204, 207–8, 222–23, 226–28, 231–38, 255–59, 296–97,
299, 301
Xia Dynasty Count Da-peng, 84, 225, 364
Xia Dynasty Count
Shi3-wei2, 74, 370
Xia dynasty kings, 112, 158, 189, 204, 250
Xia
dynasty’s lunar calendar, 470
Xia dynasty’s Xia-li calendar, 109, 208
Xia dynasty usurper Hou-yi, 13
Xia-hou-shi, 76–77, 120, 156–57, 180,
195, 218, 242, 298, 342, 618
Xiajiadian Culture, 47
Xia king and
queen’s exile, 253
Xia King Jie’s demise, 14
Xia King Jie’s rule,
163, 217, 280
Xia King Qi3, 182, 196
Xia King Qi3 (Kai)Kai,
158
Xia King Qi3’s five sons explained by Chu minister Shi4-men2, 198
Xia Kings, 26, 144, 179–80, 189–90, 196–99, 204, 208, 212, 214, 216–19,
222–25, 228, 233–34, 251–53, 619
Buxiang, 163, 215–17,
279
Di-mang, 215, 217, 279
Fa, 218
Gao, 219, 316
Hou-fen, 215, 217, 279
Hou-mang, 215, 217, 279
Hou-xie, 271
Hui, 213–14
Jie, 14, 17, 195–96, 219, 222, 228,
249, 251–52, 254, 282, 284, 318, 320, 518, 520
Jie’s
campaign against Min-shan, 224
Jin, 216–17
Jiong, 215, 217
Kong-jia, 74, 183, 217–19
Mang, 215, 303
Qi3, 12, 26, 89, 170, 172,
188–92, 196–99, 481, 532
Qi3 (Kai), 150, 167, 279, 394,
409
Shaokang, 180, 194, 211–12, 369
Shao-kang, 14, 59, 68, 133, 210–12, 219, 313
Taikang, 189,
196, 198–99, 201, 203, 250, 271, 301, 454
Taikang and the
turmoil of five brothers, 202
Xiang, 189, 203, 208–10,
220–21
Xie, 59, 215–16, 246, 270
Yin-jia, 217
Zhongkang, 142, 203–5, 208, 229
Zhu, 198
Xia king’s capital city, 250, 254
Xia king’s
indulgence in hunting, 200
Xia King Xiang’s oblation, 618
Xia-li
calendar, 195
Xia lords, 79, 93, 225, 247, 396, 518, 619
Xia lunar
calendar, 397, 476
Xia ministers, 92, 252
Guan-long-pang, 228, 252
Guan Longpang, 228
Mi, 14, 210
Zhong-gu, 227, 252
Xianbei
barbarians, 363, 365
Xiang-di summit (634 B.C.), 612
Xiang-guo
state, 541, 611
Xiangling truce meeting (278 B.C.), 155, 548
Xianyu barbarians, 355, 364
Xian-yun barbarians, 77, 135, 287, 295, 381,
496, 500, 517, 633
Xianyu state, 364
Xiao’er debacle, 621
Xiao-guo-guo (Guo-guo Minor, a Qiangic fief on the former Western Guo-guo
land), 556, 559
Xiao-jing (Book of Filial Piety), 106
Xiao-jing
Gou Ming Jue, 106, 222
Xiao-jing Wei, 222
Xiao-rong-zi, 381, 574,
585
See also Da-rong-Hu-ji
Xiaoshan Mountain, 234,
619
Xiao-tang Ji-gu Lu, by Wang Qiu of the Soong dynasty, 497
Xiao
Ya, 503, 581, 633
Xia palaces, 58, 186, 225
Xia people’s domain,
186, 300
Xia people’s origin, 188
Xia Ruins, 34, 299, 359, 367,
396
Xia settlements, 185
Xia-Shang-Zhou gap reign, 314, 493
Xia-Shang-Zhou Gap Year Project, 271
Xia-she temple, 257
Xia
throne, usurped by You-qiong-shi and Han-zhuo, 199
Xia Wu (commending
Marquis Ying1-hou’s feats), 514
Xiawu (Xia temple), 354
Xia
Xiao-zheng ( Xia minor administration/calendar), 89, 102, 204–5, 208, 301,
541. See also monthly ordinances in Lv-shi Chun-qiu, Qi Yue, Yue Ling
Xia-yi land, 212
Xie-guo state, 503
Xi-gui, 572
Xi-gui
(Wen-furen, Xi-furen), 564, 566
Xi-guo Lord Kanggong, 315
Xi-guo
marquis, 562, 565
Xi-guo Marquis Xi-hou, 565
Xi-guo state, 315,
404, 550, 562, 565–66, 572, 614
Xi-he, 196, 217–18, 299, 372, 377, 381,
469, 589
Xi-he2, 88, 91–92, 148, 203–7, 317, 451
solar charioteer, 6
Xi-hou, the Xi-guo marquis who requested the Chu king
to avenge on the Cai-guo marquis, 550, 565–66
Xi-luo-Gui-rong
barbarians, 275, 307
Xin dynasty historian Liu Xin, 145, 403, 495
Xincheng summit (613 B.C.), 634
Xin Dynasty, 257
Xing-guo,
barbarians attacking, 580
Xing-guo lord, 580
Xing-guo minister,
611
Xing-guo state, 373–74, 543, 546, 577, 579, 597, 599, 611, 616
Xing-hou, a Jinn marquis taking Yong-zi’s daughter-bride and bribes, 627
Xi Nian (lineage annals), 534
Xin Tang Shu, 71, 142–43, 149, 182,
229–30, 324, 385
Xinzheng, 31, 120–21, 517
Xiong-shi clan, 270
Xiong-ying-zu, 389–90
Xi-rong, 75, 83, 184, 270, 300–301, 306, 350,
365, 382, 415, 489, 492, 496, 625
Xi-rong & Rong-di, 291
Xi-rong & Xi-qiang, 75
Xi-rong barbarians, 278, 382, 489, 496, 503,
519, 536, 625–26
Xi-rong king, 352, 625
Xi-rong lord, 287
Xi-rong state, 625–26
Xi-shui River, 72, 353, 535
Xi-wang-mu
(queen mother, old woman), 350–51, 456
Xi Wang Mu (western queen mother),
91, 206, 350, 411, 413–14, 456, 472
Xi-zheng, 413–15, 418, 420, 486,
489, 516, 556
Xizhi, 350, 427, 478
Xu2-fang state, 412
Xu2-guo, 185, 265, 389, 407, 531, 592
Xu2-guo King, Xu2-yan-wang, 411,
413, 415
Xu2-guo Lord, 277, 587
Xigong, 277, 587
Xu2-guo state, 181, 185, 238, 298, 351, 393, 407, 412–13, 503, 531, 571,
592, 596
Xu2-guo viscount, 412
Xu2 King, Ju-wang, 411
Xu2-rong barbarians, 346, 391, 411, 415, 503
Xu2-yan state, 415
Xu2-yi barbarians, 181, 621
Xu3-guo ancestors, 523, 550
Xu3-guo
Lord, Uncle Xu-wen-shu, 548
Xu3-guo Lord Mugong, 561, 567, 578, 581
Xu3-guo Lord Wen’gong, 521
Xu3-guo Lord Zhuanggong, 550
Xu3-guo
state, 224, 277, 481, 504, 550, 558, 573, 587, 593, 599, 616, 631, 633,
635
Xu3-mu-furen, 562, 579
Xuan-jiang, 546, 558–59, 562–63,
579–80
Xuan-wu, northern snake-tortoise quarter of the sky, 345
Xuan-yuan-shi, 61, 103, 161
Xue-guo Lord, Marquis Xue-hou, 549
Xue-guo state, 85, 251, 550
Xue-hou, Marquis, 549
Xue people’s
ancestors, 251
Xun-guo Lord, Uncle Xun-shu, 543
Xun-guo state,
402
Xun-hou, Zhou Marquis, 545
Xun-yu barbarians, 123, 125, 301–2,
307
Xun-zi, 47, 204, 336, 565
Xun Zi, 82, 88, 185, 235, 256, 284,
309–10, 336–38, 346, 349, 356, 449, 499, 598, 601
Zheng
Lun, 88
Xun Zi’s citation of Shang-shu, 204
Xuqu (feng-surnamed),
131, 600
Xu-tian field, 331, 509, 547
Xu-tian land swap, 551
Xu Xusheng, 600
Xu-yan-wang, King, 365
Xu Zheng, 112
Xu
Zhongshu, 248, 250, 268–69, 272, 294, 302, 316, 340, 350, 355, 357, 367, 377,
380, 590
Xu Zhuoyun, 114, 293, 299, 304, 306, 338
Y
Yan1-di place, 390, 540
Yan3-guo marquis, 389
Yan3-guo state,
390
Yan3-surnamed descendant states of justice minister Gaoyao, 193
Yan-di, 69, 74, 79–82, 84–85, 95, 97, 100–103, 105, 107, 114–15, 118–23,
129–30
Yandi, ancient Jiang-surnamed, 247, 396, 592
Yan-di &
Huang-di, 118
Yan-di Dynasty, 118, 123
Yang2-fang state, 273
Yangchang, 233–34, 620
Yangchang Mountain, 234, 620
Yangcheng,
138, 146, 152, 188–89, 191, 199, 237
Yangdi, 158, 188, 225, 396
Yangfan, 353, 504, 611
Yangju-rong barbarians, 382
Yang Kuan, 330,
511
Yangshao, 34, 51, 53, 66
Yangshao and Longshan excavations,
68
Yangshao Culture, 47, 54–57, 76
Yangshao-type sites, 62
Yangshao Village in Mianchi County of Henan, 54
Yang-shui River, 108,
469
Yangtze Delta, 62, 69, 153, 160, 180, 190, 194, 304, 366, 425,
583
Yangtze River, 2, 9, 31, 42, 51, 53, 62, 124, 134, 159, 166, 367,
401, 414, 423–24
lower, 31, 42, 51, 53, 62, 166, 399, 401,
424
upper, 2
Yangtze River’s origin, 425
Yang
Ximei, 111, 200
Yangxu-zhi-he River, 106, 258
Yang-yi, 213, 286,
387
one of the Nine Yi people, 281
Yangyu, 415,
460–61
Yangyu Mountain, 461, 480
Yang-zi, 628
Yanjing-zhi-rong barbarians, 275, 306
Yan King, Kuai, 412, 427
Yan
King, Zhaoxiangwang, 379
Yan Lord, Zhuanggong, 373
Yan marquis,
373
Aihou, 373, 509, 536
Huanhou,
374
Huan-hou, 509
Huihou, 500, 509
Lihou, 508
Mouhou, 374
Qinghou, 509, 536
Xihou, 509
Xuanhou,
374
Yan-hui-hou, 354, 509
Zhenghou,
374
Yanmen (swan gate), 81, 90, 227, 382
Yanmen-zhi-shan mountain,
427
Yan minister, Zi-zhi, 412
Yanshi, 34, 57–58, 131, 185, 212,
250, 264, 267, 540
Yanshi-Erlitou excavation, 58
Yanshi-Erlitou
Ruins, 264
Yanshi-Shangcheng, 58, 250, 265
Yanshi-Shangcheng
Ruins, 58, 209, 225, 242, 250, 264
Yan state, 373, 382, 427, 560
Yan State, 280, 317, 324, 354, 373, 376, 379, 427, 493, 508–9, 517, 557, 570,
576, 591
Yan state, anterior, 379
Yao Chonghua (Lord Yao), 150
Yaoqiu, 153
Yao-Sun-Yu legends, 165
Yao-xu Ruins, 153
yardstick, 39, 174, 314, 326, 331, 352, 638
Yarrow & Turtle
Divination, 604
Yellow River, in Mu-tian-zi Zhuan, 245
Yellow
River Bend, 40, 184, 192, 199, 217, 298–99, 372, 381, 597
Yellow River
civilization, 55
Yellow River inflection, 77, 83, 184, 190, 233, 235,
237, 252–53, 299–300, 316, 342, 358–59, 367, 377, 379
yellow spring,
17
Yellow Thearch, 76–80, 82, 84, 86–87, 90–95, 99–105, 107–8, 118–25,
128–35, 144–45, 150, 155–56, 170, 294–95
Huang-di, 69, 77,
79–80, 82, 95, 97, 100–103, 105, 107–8, 110, 116, 118–25, 130, 133, 155
Yellow Thearch and Fiery Thearch, 120, 591
Yellow Thearch and Lao-zi,
92
Yellow Thearch’s concocted Shouqiu birthplace, 266
Yellow
Thearch’s Huang-di-li calendar, 109, 208
Yellow Thearch’s land, 86
Yellow Thearch’s line, 77, 82
Yellow Thearch’s Lineage, 127
Yellow
Thearch’s origin, 86, 455
Yellow Thearch’s twenty-five sons, 80, 123,
133, 294
Yellow Thearch’s Wars, 123
Yellow Thearch’s wife, 402
Yi2-guo state, 541, 548
Yi4-cheng (bird wing city), 359, 538,
543–45
Yi4-shui River, 245
Yi barbarians, 72, 74, 370, 398, 581,
588
Yi-chuan River, 72, 115, 117, 535, 600
Yi-fang state, 274
Yi-hou, a marquis from either Shang or Zhou, 115, 281, 309, 367, 401, 490,
543
Yi-jing, 93, 106, 127, 168, 203, 304
Yi-jing (Yi-ching),
106
Yi-Luo-zhi-rong barbarians, 380, 630
Yin4-hou, Xia Marquis,
204
Yin4’s campaign, 205
Yin-ba-shi (eight Zhou armies at
Cheng-zhou), 356
Ying1-guo, 513, 517, 538
founder-lord Ying1, 341
Ying1-guo ancestor, Uncle Ying1-shu, 341, 349,
513
Ying1-guo marquis, 514
Ying1-guo state, 341, 513, 517
Ying-guo, state of, 592
Ying-hou, Shang Marquis, 266
Ying Shao,
101, 113, 455
Ying-shui River, 331, 341
Ying-surnamed states, 79,
362
Yin-guo, 542
Yin-hou, Xia Marquis and the Shang ancestors, 59,
215, 219, 224, 246, 251, 257, 303
Yin-li, 109, 195, 197, 256, 283,
313, 326, 335, 386
Yin-li calendar, 109, 140–43, 163, 170, 197, 208,
255–56, 317, 320, 455, 623
experimental, 36, 140, 171,
544
virtual, 109, 197
Yin-li calendar’s epochal,
141
Yinqueshan excavation, 196
Yinshan Mountain, 383, 464
Yin-shi sorcerer, 550
Yin Wu in Shang1 Song, 270
Yin-xu Ruins of
Anyang, 264
Yin Zi, 90
Yi-qi land, 115, 119, 122
Yi-qi-shi,
114–15, 146, 316
Yi-qi surname, 146
Yi-qu-rong, 352, 556
Yi-qu-rong barbarians, 48, 51, 62, 126, 238, 271, 300, 352, 372, 390
Yi-qu-rong rebellion, 352
Yi Rang (growing soil from the high lord),
82–83
Yi-shui River, 77, 83, 115, 118–19, 189, 223, 225–26, 234, 249,
252, 300, 303, 379, 381, 388
Yi-shui River and Luo-he River, 116
Yitu-zhi-rong barbarians, 306
Yi-wei, suffixed forgery book, 164
Yi-wei Ji-lan-tu, 164
Yi-wen Lei Ju, 413
Yi-ya, 562, 580,
596–97
Yi Yin, Shang King Shang-tang’s prime minister, 14, 17, 167,
224–25, 249, 251–55, 260–61, 284, 454, 518, 575, 582, 612
Yi Yin, 249,
263, 391
Yi Yin’s Mottos, 328, 400, 454
Yi Zhou Shu, 11, 105, 108,
198, 229, 285, 318, 323–25, 329–32, 335–40, 347, 390, 426, 451–52
Chang Mai, 198, 638
Du Yi, 340
Ke-Yin, 330, 338, 391
Shang1 Shi4, 338
Shi Fu, 283, 323–26, 328–32, 335, 338, 347, 386–87, 394
Shi-ji Jie, 238
Wang-hui (king’s gathering),
64, 108, 330, 337–38, 350
Wen Jing, 318
Wen Zhuan, 318
Yong Feng, 112
Yongguo campaign, 636
Yong-guo state, 63, 352, 407, 490, 635, 638
attacked Chu in
611 B.C., 635
Yongjia Cataclysm, 36, 171–72, 262–63, 453, 483, 545
You-chao, 193
You-chao-shi, 103–5
You-guo4-guo state, 209
You-guo state, 274
You-hu-shi, 180, 185, 188
You-jiao-shi tribe,
120
You-min-shi state, 223
You-qiong, 10, 13, 199, 380
You-qiong-shi, 13, 199, 639
You-ren-shi, 223, 277, 303
You-shen1-shi, 582, 615
You-shen-shi, 249, 270, 303–4, 306, 309
You-shen-shi Ruins, 249, 615
You-shi clan, 574
You-song-shi, 132,
233, 235, 253, 293
You-su-shi clan, 284, 575
You-tai-shi clan,
114, 303
You-xia, 251, 253, 300
You-xin, 582, 615
You-xin-shi, 270, 303–4, 306, 309
You-yi, 15–16, 215–16, 245–46, 528
northern Yi4, 245
You-yi-shi, 59, 114, 216, 246, 270
You Yu (Qin minister), 352, 382, 625–26
You-yu2-shi, 68, 76, 88, 118,
120, 128–29, 132–33, 149, 157, 186, 242, 298, 618
Yu2-guo, 316, 361,
586
usurper lord Yu2-shu, 557
Yu2-guo lord,
584–86
Yu2-guo Lord, Yu2-gong, 557, 586
Yu2-guo minister,
Gong-zhi-qi2, 584, 586
Yu2-guo state, 186, 234, 316, 367, 483, 557,
584
Yu2-hou, Shang Marquis, 277
Yu2-shi, mistaken as Yuezhi,
70
Yu2-shun dynasty, 626
Yu2-si, You-yu2-shi descendant who
offered asylum to Xia King Shao-kang, 133
Yu2-Xia dynasties, 132,
151
Yuan-bo, 610
Yuan-bo-Guan, Earl, 612
Yuanjia-li
calendar, 139, 257
Yuan-ming Bao (root of heaven’s paramount mandate),
110
Yuanqu, 152, 155, 237, 331
Yuan-rong barbarians, 71, 189,
427
Yuan-zhuang-gong, 569
yu-cong jade disks, 63, 68
Yue,
62, 73, 180, 193
ballad Yue Ren Ge, 160
Yue-chang-shi, 124, 395
Yue Jue Shu, 61, 108, 123, 192, 451
Yue
kings, 212, 368–69
Gou-jian, 369, 407, 601
Wuqiang, 369
Yun-chang, 369
Yue Ling,
89, 102, 127, 208, 301, 541
Xia Xiao-zheng (Xia minor
administration/calendar)
See also monthly ordinances in
Lv-shi Chun-qiu, Qi Yue, Yue Ling
Yue Principality, 81, 89, 180, 187,
192, 367–68
Yue Ren Ge
ancient Yue ballads, 160
ballad about a boat-woman’s admiration for a prince, 160
Yueshi Culture, 32, 56, 212, 265
Yue state, 72, 212, 336, 352, 368–69
Yuezhi, 47, 50, 70, 108, 126, 186, 368, 371, 378, 456, 458, 461, 470, 475,
556
Yu-fang state, 280, 317
Yu{fish} state (ancient Lu-guo state),
635
Yu-fu1 dynasty, 64
Yu-fu1-wang, king of the Yu-fu1 dynasty,
63
Yu Gong, 11, 152–53, 185, 187, 189, 202, 213, 350, 401, 426, 449,
475, 478, 599, 602
Yu Gong (Lord Yu’s Tributes), 427–48
Yu Gong
and Mu-tian-zi Zhuan, 60, 159
Yu-guo state, 362
Yu-guo/Yu-fang
state, 544
Yuh2-guo, 279, 314
Yulin, 414, 486, 489, 516, 524,
556
Yuling, 470, 473
Yu-li-zheng military formation, 553
Yu-long-shi, 74, 183, 549
Yun2 surname, one of Zhu-rong’s eight clans,
77, 84, 135, 210, 295, 517, 554
Yun-dou Shu (fate’s Dipper axis),
100
Yun-guo state, 117–18, 535, 573
Yun-huang (archaic
Yun-surnamed wilderness), 301
Yun-meng, 118, 166, 423, 573
Yun
surname, 77, 317, 556
Yun-surnamed barbarians, relation to Tao-wu,
161
Yun-surnamed Xian-yun barbarians, 116, 118, 371, 381, 556
Yun-surnamed Yin-rong barbarians, 380
Yutai, 224, 540–41, 552, 588
Yu Taishan, 457, 461–63
Yuwu-zhi-rong barbarians, 275
Yu-yue
state, 369
Z
Zao-fu, 411, 413, 415–16, 463, 478–79, 515,
583
Zeng1-guo, 520–22, 529, 584, 596–98, 619
ancestor
Count Bo-kuo (Nan’gong Kuo), 554
Zeng1-guo state, 516
Zeng1-guo
State, 516, 544, 598
Zeng1-guo state in east China, 598
Zhang Ba,
35, 121, 403, 454
Zhang Binglin, 31, 39
Zhang-hua-tai-zi (Tang
Dynasty prince), 47
Zhang Peiyu’s base table, 400, 473, 476–77, 480
Zhang Peiyu’s base table of syzygy calendar and astral phenomena, 328, 332,
388, 419, 421
Zhang Peiyu’s Five Planets Conjunction 2500, 220
Zhang Ruzhou, 34, 109, 326–27, 329, 386, 622
Zhang Ruzhou and Zhang
Wenyu, 146, 182, 326–27, 330–32, 386–88, 400, 485–86, 622
Zhang
Shou-jie (Tang dynasty historian), 210
Zhang-shui River, 460, 585
Zhang Wenyu, 326–32, 386–88, 407, 410, 419, 421, 457–60, 465, 467, 475–77,
479–80, 484–91, 493, 503, 505–7
applying Xi-jia Pan, Jian
Gui, and Tai-shi1 Cuo Gui to Zhou King Yi2wang’s reign years, 489–90, 500
bronzeware historian, 457
Zhang Wenyu’s chronology,
457
Zhang Wenyu’s validation, 410, 473
Zhang Wenyu’s validation of
the Zhou conquest of Shang, 457, 467
Zhao ancestors
Zhao-jian-zi, 22
Zhao Shudai, 515, 583
Zhao kings,
227
Wulingwang, 92, 200, 380, 383, 411
Xiaochengwang, 382
Youmouwang, 127
Zhaoling summit,
497
Zhao Lord Zhao-xiang-zi (Zhao Wuxu), 22, 355
Zhao Lord
Zhao-xian-zi, 355
Zhao Marquis Jinghou, 427
Zhao ministers
Wu-guang, 96
Yu Qing, 539, 560
Zhao
state (see also The Sinitic Civilization-Book II), 2–3, 81, 108, 181, 227,
312, 355, 382–83, 416, 426, 470, 510, 531, 533, 583
Zhen, Sima, 91,
96–97, 101–2, 105, 111, 120, 123, 174, 210
Zhen, Xian, 584, 601, 613,
620–21, 624
Zhen1 Gao, 191, 195, 199
Zheng ancestral temple,
558
Zheng count, 522, 526, 533, 547, 566, 568, 588
Zheng-di place,
486, 516
Zheng-fu-zhi-qiu campaign, 516
Zheng Lord Huan’gong’s
dialogue with Shi-bo, 517, 538
Zheng lords, 536, 540, 542, 546–52,
557–58, 561, 568, 570, 573, 587, 597, 601, 603, 611, 619
Huan’gong, 73, 85, 354, 363, 370, 487, 489, 498, 507, 513, 516–20, 524–31,
547
Li4gong, 546, 552, 557, 566–67, 570, 591, 610
Mugong, 293, 591, 619, 622, 625, 631, 633, 636, 638
Wen’gong, 573–74, 580, 587–88, 591, 597, 599–600, 603, 609, 615,
617, 619, 621
Wugong, 536, 570, 603
Zhaogong, 546, 552, 557
Zheng-zi, 562, 566
Zheng-zi-Zi-yi, 566
Zheng-zi-Zi-yi/Prince
Gong-zi-Ying/Ji Ying, 566
Zhuanggong, 509, 536, 540–42, 547,
549–51, 555, 557–58, 560, 565
Zi-wei3, 563
Zheng
lord’s Chu wife, 601
Zheng lord’s Yan-ji2 wife, 374
Zheng Lord
Zhuanggong being born by a Shen-guo woman Wu-jiang in dystocia, 540
Zheng ministers, 566, 573, 588, 617, 636
Dan1-bo, 574,
580
Fu-xia, 566
Gao-qu-mi, 552, 559
Gong-fu-ding-shu, 567
Gong-sun-Huo, 550
Gong-sun-Yu, 550
Guanqi-si, 536
Huang-wu-zi, 620
Ji-zu, 555, 560
Ji-zu,,,’ 559
Kong-shu, 580
Shen1-hou, 588
Shu-zhan, 601
Tan-bo,
558
Ying-kao-shu, 540, 550
Yuan-fan,
546, 566
Zheng-zhan, 568
Zhu-dan,
549
Zi-chan, 121
Zi-jia, 633
Zheng Peiyu’s base syzygy table, 182, 326
Zheng princes, 546, 555,
588
Gong-shu-duan, 540, 567
Gong-sun-Hua, 540, 546
Gong-zi-Guisheng, 639
Gong-zi-Hu, 373, 543, 548, 555, 557
Gongzi-Lv,
540
Gong-zi-Shi2, 599, 610
Gong-zi-Tu,
549, 557
Gong-zi-Wei, 559
Gongzi-Xia2,
622
Tai-zi-Hua, 588
Tai-zi-Zang, 588
Zi-wei3, 566
Zi-yuan, 552
Zheng Qiao,
257
Zhengshi Stone Monuments, 36, 453
Zheng state, 130, 517, 543,
546–47, 549–51, 555, 558, 566–67, 573, 580–81, 587, 598–600, 610–11, 631,
636–39
being attacked in 719 B.C., 546, 624
Zhen’guan, 208–10
Zhen’guan and Zhenxun campaigns, 210
Zhen’guan
and Zhen-xun states, 208
Zheng Xuan, 35, 100–102, 127, 157, 242, 323,
350, 400, 452–53, 455, 498, 519
zheng-yang (height of summer), 203
Zheng Yu, 73, 83, 151, 271, 363, 370, 513, 517–18, 531
Zheng-yue,
514
Zhengzhou Shang-cheng Ruins, 264
Zhenxun, 14, 180, 189, 199,
208, 210, 222–23, 225
Zhenxun campaigns, 210
Zhi-bo and the Jinn
state’s split, 383
Zhi-guo, a Shang vassal, 303–4
Zhi-shui River,
514, 622
Zhizhi Chanyu (Hunnic king), 553
Zhi-zhong-shi, 303–4
zhong, ‘li-zhong’ (establishing the center), 67. See also ‘zhong yong’
(golden mean
Zhong, Guan (see also Guan-zi), 75, 184, 380, 400, 407, 563,
566, 576–77, 580, 588–89, 591, 596, 602
Zhong Hou (matched prophesy
and realized prophecy), 100, 106, 171, 346
Zhong-ni (Confucius), 161,
624
Zhongshan-guo Lord, Lord Zhongshan-wu-gong, 355
Zhongshan-guo
state, 227, 356, 379
of the Xianyu barbarian nature, 356
Zhongtiaoshan Mountain, 152, 186, 234–35, 483, 508
zhong-tong (syzygy
anchor), 410, 480–81
Zhong-wu (temple), 550
Zhou, Anterior,
196
Zhou1, one of nine Shang vassals, 280, 317, 555
Zhou1-guo
state, 404
Zhou aethelings, 118, 181, 382
Bo-fu2,
520, 523
Bo-pan, 523
Gong-zi Tui,
591
Huo-shu, Guan-shu & Cai-shu, 356
Ji Gao, 399
Jing, 493, 498
Ji Yi-jiu,
519–21, 523
Shu-dai, 610
Shu-dai (Lord
Ganzhao-gong), 611
Tai-zi Jinn, 331
Tai-zi-Jinn, 297
admonished king-father
Zhou King Lingwang, 297
Tui, 565, 569, 572
Wang-shu-huan-gong, 626
Wang-sun-Maan, 366,
620
Wang-sun-Su, 633
Wang-zi-Cheng-fu,
375
Wang-zi-Dang, 590
Wang-zi-Duo-fu,
487, 489, 507, 516
Wang-zi-hu, 615
Wang-zi-Hu, 543, 615
Wang-zi-Ke/Ziyi, 560
Wang-zi Tui, 569
Wang-zi-you, 516
Wang-zi-Yu, 98, 231, 521, 527
Wang-zi-Yu-chen,
521, 523, 526
Yi-jiu, 524, 534
Yu-chen,
538
Zidai, 600
Zi-dai, 588
Zhou
ancestors, 51, 69, 128–29, 136, 154, 166, 245, 251, 270, 274, 294, 296–97,
299–300, 306, 624
Bu-zhu, 297, 299–300, 411
Count Xi-bo, 254
Gong-liu, 294, 300–302,
306
Gu-gong, 113
Gu-gong-danfu, 120,
135, 295, 300, 302–3, 599
Hou-ji, 81, 120, 156, 241, 291–93,
295, 299, 301, 584, 591, 609, 618
Ji-li, 114
Marquis Bin-hou, 268, 301
Qi4, 74, 150, 363,
370
Qi4 (Hou-ji), 299
Qingjie, 300,
306
Taiwang, 310
Zhou-qi, 74, 129, 150,
297, 363, 370
Zhou ancestral temple, 311, 330
Zhou and Shang
ancestors, 248, 609
Zhou astronomy and bronzeware, 332
Zhou
brotherly states, 349
Zhou calendar (Zhou-li), 169, 204, 330, 397, 409,
459–60, 465, 470, 473–78, 505, 519, 616
Zhou calendar system, 505
Zhou capital city reconstruction and fortification project, 251
Zhou
conquest, 24, 86, 255–56, 317, 322, 324–25, 328, 332, 338, 344, 399–400, 403,
495, 503
Zhou dukes, 623
Archduke, 286
Ji Yue (Zhou-gong), 633
Shao4-kang-gong, 398,
493
Shao4-mu-gong, 492, 500, 503
Shao-gong, 353, 391
Shao-gong (Ji Shi), 249, 262
Shao-kang-gong, 581
Zhou-gong, 20–21, 262–63,
286–87, 324–28, 331, 340–43, 348–50, 353, 356–59, 387–93, 395–400, 497–99,
547, 560, 577–78
Zhou-gong-Ji-fu, 565, 568, 588, 590
Zhou-gong quelling the rebellion of three Zhou brothers, 389
Zhou-Huan-gong, 547, 552, 560
Zhou-wen-gong,
340, 366, 371, 374–75 Zhou Duke, Zhou-ding-gong, 498–99
Zhou Duke
Zhou-gong making the Zhou-li3 rituals, 638
Zhou Duke Zhou-gong’s three
year campaign against the eastern mountains, 343
Zhou dynasty, 20–21,
69–70, 78–79, 135–37, 142–43, 154–58, 161, 164–67, 179–81, 255–56, 295–301,
370, 372, 452–54, 531–32
Zhou Dynasty, Western Zhou, 384
Zhou
dynasty ancestors, 132, 599
Zhou dynasty bronzeware, 121, 162
Zhou
dynasty bronzeware’s moon phase description, 333
Zhou dynasty divination,
107
Zhou dynasty ministers, 422
Zhou dynasty rituals (Zhou Li3),
35, 172, 533
Zhou dynasty’s ancestral origin, 298
Zhou dynasty’s
divinatory book Yi-jing, 110
Zhou dynasty’s founders, 245
Zhou
dynasty’s funereal practices, 483
Zhou dynasty’s rituals, 127, 131,
600
Zhou dynasty’s summary years, 143
Zhou Dynasty’s system,
348
Zhou Guan (Zhou officialdom/protocol), 107, 422
Zhou-guo
(Chunyu-guo state), 343, 519
Zhou King Chengwang’s Luoyi construction,
389
Zhou King Chengwang’s Qi-yang hunting gathering, 364, 402, 417
Zhou kingdom’s ordained reign of 700 years, 393
Zhou King Gongwang’s time
period, 419, 459, 514
Zhou King Liwang’s being ousted, 493
Zhou
King Muwang, his mother Fang-hou, 166
Zhou King Muwang’s campaigns,
418
Zhou King Muwang’s Travelogue (Mu-tian-zi Zhuan), 168, 415, 456,
472
Zhou King Muwang’s Western Expedition, 480
Zhou kings, 315–19,
332–39, 352–54, 358–60, 457–60, 484–86, 491, 495, 500–504, 509, 547, 549,
552, 565–67, 569
Anwang, 368
Chengwang,
20–21, 146, 247, 280, 321–23, 325–28, 341, 343, 349, 353–54, 356–59, 362–64,
387–91, 393–99, 402
Chengwang’s reign years adjusted,
388
Dingwang, 366
Gongwang, 51, 315,
360, 362, 483, 486, 488, 496
Huan’wang, 544, 561
Huanwang, 163, 545, 547, 550, 552, 554
Huiwang,
353, 374, 568–69, 572, 576, 578, 582, 587–88, 591, 610
Jing3wang, 325
Kangwang, 326–28, 358, 360, 364, 367, 388,
396, 402, 409, 422, 424, 486–87, 490, 513, 516
Kaowang,
195, 313, 623
Kuangwang, 633
Lawang,
493
Lingwang, 118, 533
Liwang, 32, 294,
300, 351, 357, 365, 481, 489, 491–500, 505–8, 514, 516, 518, 622, 624
Liwang (Zhou-li-wang), 491, 493, 498
Muwang,
166, 168, 245–46, 350, 364–65, 402, 408–11, 413–16, 419–24, 454, 456–80,
482–88, 515, 529, 531
Muwang’s reign years determined by
Zhang Wenyu, 457
Nanwang, 384
Pingwang,
169, 173, 231, 353, 357, 362, 366, 373, 384, 521, 523–25, 538, 542, 598,
600
Qingwang, 633
Shaowang (or
“lai-ni-Shao” meaning “guiding the Zhou king for the campaign”), 403, 494
Taiwang, 19, 87, 302, 307, 310–11, 358, 368, 415, 513
Tianwang, 530
Wenwang, 18–19, 135–36, 279–80,
282–85, 302–4, 309–10, 313–27, 334–37, 341–43, 349–54, 362–64, 366, 390–92,
394, 616–17
Wenwang (Ji Chang), 371, 581
Wuwang, 17–21, 286, 297–98, 314–17, 319–26, 328, 331–60, 362–64, 385–95,
398–402, 493–94, 513, 517
Wuwang (Zhou-wu-wang), 280, 319,
340
Wuwang’s conferrals of fiefdoms, 353
Xiangwang, 233, 381, 588, 590–91, 593, 596, 599–600, 610–11, 615–17, 619,
622–23, 626, 628, 630
Xiaowang, 295, 360, 362, 486, 489,
496, 512, 529, 575
Xiewang, 98, 169, 231, 320, 521, 523,
534, 538
Xiwang, 545, 565–67
Xuanwang,
329, 354, 357, 400, 402, 487, 489–93, 496, 498–512, 515–17, 523, 531, 547,
549, 582–83
Xuanwang’s battles with the barbarians, 501
Yi2wang, 64, 415, 486, 488, 490–93, 498, 500, 503, 507,
563
Yi2wang (Zhou-Yi2-wang), 489–90
Yi4wang, 415, 486–88, 496
Yinwang, 369
Youwang, 22, 163–64, 169, 181, 221, 223, 225, 284, 391, 394, 512–15, 518–23,
527, 530–36
Yuanwang, 368
Zhaowang, 21,
162, 171, 230, 259, 307, 402–3, 407–9, 412, 415, 457, 486, 529, 531, 581
Zhaowang (Zhou-zhao-wang), 402
Zhaowang and
his southern campaign, 406
Zhuangwang, 560, 562
Zhou
king’s conquest of Shang, 339, 345, 347
Zhou King Wenwang’s brothers,
512
Zhou King Wenwang’s campaigns, year-over-year, 279, 314
Zhou
King Wenwang’s divination, 305
Zhou King Wenwang’s posthumous reign
years, 388
Zhou King Wuwang aborting the first campaign, 321, 332, 335,
583
Zhou King Wuwang’s campaign against Shang, 336
Zhou King
Wuwang’s same living and posthumous title ‘king+Wu,,,’ 346
Zhou King
Wuwang’s sweep campaign after conquest of Shang, 332, 338
Zhou King
Xiangwang, being attacked by the Rong-di Rongs in 649 B.C., 380, 382
Zhou King Xuanwang’s time, 112, 518
Zhou King Youwang, being attacked by
the Li-rong, 399
Zhou King Yuanwang upgraded Gou-jian’s title to count
from viscount, 369
Zhou King Zhaowang’s southern campaigns, 350
Zhou-li, 35, 109, 128, 150, 172, 208, 222, 319, 392, 416, 533, 624, 638
Zhou Lord, Ji-li, 303, 306, 513
Zhou ministers, 72, 309, 340, 393, 533,
535, 581, 588, 633
An-fu, 583
Fan-bo,
494, 552
Fan-zhong-shan-fu, 504, 507, 611
Gan-chu, 637
Guo4, 512
Guo-shi-fu, 284, 518, 575
Jianshi-fu, 610
Ji-gong, 297, 561
Ji-gong-Mou-fu, 421, 484
Ling-zhou-jiu, 311, 344
Nan-zhong-Huang-fu,
500, 503
‘nei shi’ Shu-xing, 595
Rong-yi-gong, 491–92
Rui-liang-fu, 621
Shao4-bo-Liao, 572
Shao4-mu-gong, 496
Shao-gong, 455
Wang-shu-chen-sheng, 533
Wei3-guo, 568
Western Marquis Xi-bo-hou (Duke Shao-gong),
353
Xin-you, 600, 639
Yi-guizhu, 568
Yin Jifu, 500–503
Yin-shi, 615
Yu-xin, 346
Zhan-fu, 557
Zhong-shan-fu, 639
Zuo-yan-fu, 611
Zhou moon phases,
329, 506
Zhou-mu-wang, King, 370–71, 410–11, 413, 415–18
Zhou
officialdom and rites, 391
Zhou oracle bones, 340
Zhou people’s
ancestors, 292, 469
Zhou people’s habitat, 298
Zhou people’s
heaven concept, 393
Zhou people’s moon phases, 333
Zhou people’s
origin, 291, 293–94, 299
Zhou people’s paternal and maternal ancestors,
345
Zhou people’s surname, 294
Zhou rites, 420
Zhou ritual
instruments, 224, 513
Zhou rituals, 131, 600
Zhou’s conferral of
the same Ji-surnames fiefdoms, 515
Zhou’s feudal states, 348
Zhou’s feudal system, 348
Zhou Song4, 340, 635
Zhou’s overthrow of
Shang, 33, 221, 314
Zhou system, 350, 387, 392–93, 506
Zhou
vassals, 203, 262, 321, 410, 532
Zhou vassal states, 494, 509, 610
Zhouwang, Shang King, 273, 278, 308
Zhou Yi, 83, 153, 207, 216, 230, 237,
245, 286, 304, 372, 481, 571, 593, 606–8, 611
an argot
language history book, 237
divination book, 458
Zhou
Yi and Gui-cang Yi divination methods, 606
Zhou Yi divination, 237, 309,
414, 604, 606
Zhou Yi procedures, 606
Zhou Yu, 83, 87, 89, 118,
120, 122, 129, 149, 151, 233, 235, 292, 294, 297, 301
Zhouyuan, 114,
135, 294–95, 300, 302–3
Zhouzhi sacrificial temple, 303
Zhu4-guo
state, 86, 536
Zhuang Zi, 3, 62, 74–75, 87, 90, 94, 102–5, 107, 207, 218,
226, 228, 237, 310–11, 321–22
Da-zhongshi, 226
Zhuang Zi and Lie Zi, 87, 95, 97, 99, 104–5, 161, 224, 280, 317
Zhuang-zi’s fable Da-zhongshi, 74
Zhuanxu, 76–80, 82, 84–87, 101, 103,
128–29, 131, 144–45, 149–50, 156–58, 161, 343, 345, 362–63, 450
Zhuanxu & Kunwu Ruins, 518
Zhuanxu-li calendar and Yin-li calendar,
one year differential, 110, 140, 171, 195, 197, 256
Zhuan Yi, 80, 86,
209, 570, 635
Zhuanyu, Tai-hao-shi’s descendant state, 78, 93, 131, 247,
304, 396
Zhufeng, 151–52, 237
Zhu-guo, 517, 540, 559, 565–66, 578,
580, 597, 600, 616, 633
Zhu-guo army, 540, 546, 580, 600
Zhu-guo
lord, 546, 559, 597
Zhu-guo Lord Dinggong, 633
Zhu-guo Lord
Wen’gong, 633
Zhu-guo Lord Zhu-yi-fu, 541
Zhu-guo prince Jie-zi,
633
Zhu-guo state, 131, 546, 574, 600, 633
Cao-surnamed, 600
Zhu-guo state minister, 350
Zhu-hua (various Hua
states), 69, 184, 619. See also ‘Zhu-xia’ (various Xia states
Zhuolu,
86, 116, 121, 123–24, 611
Zhu-rong, 51, 74, 78, 82, 84–88, 90, 93, 97,
112, 117, 134, 149–50, 188, 363, 370–71
fire-guardian,
601
revering ancestor, 85
Zhu Shu Ji Nian, 114, 166,
168, 457, 473, 533. See also The Bamboo Annals
Zhu-xia, 185, 567
Zhu Xi’s cracking the prognostication codes with seven interpretation
choices, 604
Zhu Youceng, 174, 330
Zi-ban, 577
Zi-chan,
79
Zi-che-shi brothers, 628
Zi-chong, 535
Zi-chun, 498
Zi-dai, 381, 591
attacked Aetheling, 591
Zidanku
Silk Manuscript, 89
Zi-du, 550
Zi-fan, 603, 614
Zi-feng,
540
Zi-hai, 216
Zi-jia, 627, 631, 633, 636
Zi-jiafu, 185,
202, 379, 382
Zi-kong, 632
Zi-shang, 615, 622
Zi-shu-ji,
633, 635
Zi-soong, 277
Zi-tu, 549, 557, 562
Ziwen, 25
Zi-wen (Chu minister Dou Gu-wutu, son of Dou Bobi), 24–26, 574
Ziwen
(speculated Chu King Huiwang’s styled name), 25
Zi-xi,
[Dou-shi-clan-]Zi-xi’s father, 631
Zi-yi, 213, 617, 633
Zi-yu,
573, 594, 598–600, 603, 615
Jinn prince, 599
Zi-yuan,
Chu prince, 366, 546, 572, 616, 631
Ziyuan, Zheng prince, 546
Zi-yue, 635
Zi-zhi Tong Jian, by Sima Guang, 115
zodiac, 62, 141,
260, 278, 311, 313, 345
Zong-chuan River, 235, 362
Zong-zhou
(ancestral Zhou), 459
Zong-zhou, Western Zhou capital city, 356, 392,
394, 398, 411, 414, 459, 479, 487, 513, 521
Zou-zi, 168
Zu
Chongzhi, 124, 138–39, 142
Zuo Qiuming, 327, 532, 584
zuo-shi3,
Zhou King Muwang’s rightside chronicler, 417
Zuo-shi Chun-qiu, 373
Zuo Zhuan, 66–69, 77–87, 130–33, 146–47, 155–58, 200–202, 208–11, 292–99,
373–78, 535, 538–45, 566–92, 616–18, 623–31
double-checked,
376
hardening-tested Chinese classics, 282
history annals, 531
Zuo Zhuan and Guo Yu, 107, 118–19,
123–24, 135, 261, 355, 607
Zuo Zhuan and Shang-shu, 269
Zuo Zhuan
and Shi-ji, 82, 204
Zuo Zhuan’s interpretation of Chun-qiu, 539
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