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Index - Sinitic Civilization Book II (2018 Edition; 2019 Edition) A academy doctorates of Master Ouyang and Master Xiahou, 545 adjusted reign years of the Lu Principality lords, 173 adulthood crowning Han Emperor Huidi’s, 375 Lu Lord Xianggong’s, 40 Qin King
Zhao[xiang]wang’s, 259 aeons, 178, 482 aetheling, 13, 33, 86, 99, 106 Afghanistan, 400, 411, 425–26, 429, 434, 470 agricultural communities, 562, 567 agricultural guardian Hou-ji, 79, 411 Agriculturalists, 171, 387, 502, 536–37 agriculture, 79, 100, 205–6, 318, 404–5, 411, 481, 514 alchemists, 33, 45, 337, 388, 406, 531 Altaic Mountain, 430, 439, 461, 463, 471, 567 Altair (‘xing ji’ starry marker
on the ecliptic), 119, 175–77, 295–96, 368 Aly Mazaheri & La Route De La
Soie, 439 The Analects, 63, 116, 144, 146–47, 166–68, 280, 384, 487 An-cai, 464–65 ancestors, 1, 42–43, 75, 77, 79, 233, 307, 310–13, 370, 382, 410–11,
416–18, 420, 432–33, 502 remote, 84, 157 ancestor sacrifice, 413 [feather] outskirts oblation,
502 temples of ‘zong’’ ‘zu’ and ‘mi’,
43 ancestor sacrifice to grand ancestor (‘da zong’) and old woman (‘wang mu’
misnomer queen mother), 485 ancestors of the seven surnames and twelve states, 42 ancestral dragon, Qin Emperor Shihuangdi , 342 ancient calendars, 176, 294, 570 ancient China, 65, 100, 110, 134, 146, 175, 293, 308, 326, 402, 409, 429,
458, 500–501, 508 ancient China’s climate, 379, 485, 562, 567 ancient Chinese, 57, 244, 416, 428, 442, 492, 507, 537, 570 ancient classics, 313, 336, 411, 415–16, 418, 422, 438, 465, 482, 496,
498, 567 ancient prefectures, 413, 500 ancient protocols regarding marriages, 69 ancient sovereigns, 155, 250, 325, 473, 483, 566 ancient texts, 36, 84, 146, 300–301, 381, 413, 477 ancient thearchs, 493–94, 504–5, 509, 512, 520, 551 ancient world, 97 remote, 169, 403, 539 An’guo Shaoji, 397 Anmen, 221, 239, 245–46, 319 An-Qi-sheng (fairy person), 63, 334 anterior quarter remainder calendar, 58–59, 176–77, 292–95, 408, 570–71; also see calendar, the Yin-li, Zhuanxu-li,
Taichu-li, Santong-li and Sifen-li calendars anti-Confucian, 238, 300 anti-Mencius, 238, 300 Anyang-wang, Vietnamese King, 243, 342, 371, 397 Anyi, 42, 163, 194, 200, 203, 212, 215, 243, 264, 360 appropriation of the Chu place names to south of the Yangtze, 234 archaic surnames related to the barbarians, 412 Archduke Zhou-gong, 35, 70, 174, 288, 352, 486–87 Archduke Zhou-gong Shouldering Zhou King Chengwang, 390 Archduke Zhou-gong’s receiving the outskirts oblation, 70 argot, 153, 487, 540, 546, 550, 553, 563, 565, 569, 573 Han dynasty’s three seventy-year
cycles, 480 Zhang-xiang-zi’s receiving
Huo-tai-shan mountain deity’s ordain to take the northern barbarians’ land
including the He-zong (Yellow River deity)’s land, 163 Zhou King Lingwang’s beard, 33 argot and prophecy, 573 army eagle, gorilla and tiger
coalition, 462 marauder, 55 mercenary, 1, 15, 218 new, 38 terra-cotta, 339 water-born, 51, 107 Asking Heaven, Han Emperor Wudi’s questions about the dynastic enterprises, 543 assassin, 96, 106, 122, 241, 265, 302–3, 324, 327, 335, 354–55, 382, 467,
564 assassination, 163, 197, 241, 265, 302, 325, 327, 385, 398, 472 attempt on Qin Emperor
Shihuangdi by Jing Ke, 324 Chu King Lingwang, 316 Qi Lord Zhuanggong by Cui Zhu,
52 assassins, Gao Jianli, 325; Jing Ke, 302, 327; Nie Zheng, 187; Qing-ji4 (fable),
106; Yu-rang, 163; Zhuan-zhu, 107 assembly, 3, 5, 14, 24, 32, 35–36, 39–40, 56, 72, 104, 111, 113, 120,
181, 216–17 asterism, 100, 353, 547–48 astral signs, 59, 177, 404–5, 480, 543 actual, 292, 294–95, 407, 570 astrology five palaces of the sky, 547–48 prevalent asterism-related
propitiousness related to the five planets, 475 twilight celestial palaces, 548 walled astrological palaces, 548 astrology/divination, 274, 483 astronomers, 58, 178, 405–6, 483, 570 jia-yin epoch calendar, 176,
404, 571; also see the Yin-li,
Zhuanxu-li, Taichu-li, Santong-li and Sifen-li calendars astronomy, 92, 136, 292, 478, 481, 509, 511, 536, 543, 547 astronomy’s evolution to astrology, 100 asylum, 12–14, 26, 41–42, 48–50, 54–55, 57–58, 67, 87–88, 113–14, 118,
269, 281, 357, 446–47, 558 asylum-seekers, 32, 107, 372 Attila, 409, 463–64 auguries, 523, 530; also see
divination autumn cavalrymen exam, 552 autumn equinox, 486 autumn sacrifice, 58 autumn songs, 259 axioms, 5, 44–45, 88, 128, 168 B Bactria, 411, 426, 429, 438, 443–44, 489, 510 Bai-di barbarians, 5, 13, 22, 24–25, 59, 83, 329, 379, 417–18, 422 Bai-gong-Sheng, Chu Prince, 141 Baima Oath, 370 Baima-shi Monastery, 567 Bai Qi3, 264, 272–74, 278, 282–84, 301 Bai Qi3 and Li Mu, Honorary-prince Wu’an-jun, 225, 274, 301 Baiyang and Loufan barbarians, 329, 440 Balamir, 463–64 bamboo, excavated Qin state’s, 511, 525–26, 529 bamboo slips auctioned Shanghai Museum, 522 Bao1-shan Chu Jian, 86 excavated Chu Principality, 180 HK-auctioned Shanghai Museum,
522 Shuihu-di Qin Jian , 274 Wangjiatai, 485, 511,
521, 525-529, 533 bamboo strips from Lake Juyan, 425, 428, 442 Ban Chao (Pan Chao), 460, 463,
465–66, 568 Ban Chao, Marquis Dingyuan-hou, 465–66 Ban Chao’s 36-person mission to the Western Territories, 568 Ban Chao’s mission to the Western Territories, 568 Ban Gu, 146, 149, 289, 410, 417–18, 430–32, 437, 440, 443, 481, 536–37,
539, 541–42, 549–50, 568–69 stone monument on the Khangai
mountain, 462 Ban Jieyu, 480 Ban Yong, 464, 466–67 Bao-shi clan of the Qi state, 57, 80, 132, 140 barbarian customs of tapered bundling hair and sitting with legs spread,
397 barbarian Dai-guo state, 152–53, 254, 431 barbarian groups, 83, 311, 330, 417, 420–21 barbarian Gu3-guo state, 88 barbarian hair style, 371 barbarian Jia-shi, Liu-yu and Duo-chen tribes, 14 barbarian mercenaries, 368 barbarian Rong-di people, 36 barbarians, 1–2, 10–13, 23–25, 35–36, 42–43, 68–69, 72, 79, 153–54, 262,
311–12, 329–32, 409–24, 430–31, 468–71 cooked, 412 Jiu-zhou-zhi-rong, 100 non-agricultural, 514 northern, 261, 330, 340–41,
411–13, 423, 427, 433, 506 origin, 417 Quan-rong, 122, 316, 418–19, 497 southern, 340, 342, 383,
400–401, 502, 511, 534 stony and the Shang dynasty’s
wind god, 515 western, 414–15, 427, 433 Yiqu-rong and the fire burial
practice, 330 barbarians around the Qin state, 422 barbarians in southwestern China, 371 barbarian slaves, 10, 13 barbarian states, 4, 36, 410, 416–17, 420, 422, 491, 502, 515, 552 Zhui and Mo, 418 barbarian tents, 254, 431 barbarian Yuan-rong, 193 barbaric West, 307, 311, 328, 340, 413, 464 Battle of Ailing (484 B.C.), 135 Battle of An (589 B.C.), 16 Battle of Anmen (338 B.C.), 221, 239, 246, 319 Battle of Beilin (608 B.C.), 3 Battle of Bi (597 B.C.), 10–11 Battle of Boju, 117, 121, 123, 127, 132 Battle of Boju (506 B.C.), 117, 121, 123, 127, 554 Battle of Chang’an4 (long shore) (525 B.C.),
87, 101 Battle of Chang2ping (260-259 B.C.), 281 Battle of Chengpu, 9, 15, 53–54 Battle of Chengpu (662 B.C.), 9–10, 15, 53–54 Battle of Chongqiu (301 B.C.), 225, 234, 258–60 Battle of Chuibi (516 B.C.), 104 Battle of Chuisha (301 B.C.), 228, 257, 264, 272 Battle of Chuisha and Battle of Fangcheng (301 B.C.), 257 Battle of Dali (461 B.C.), 160 Battle of Daliang-Maling (342 B.C), 220 Battle of Daliang and Yu-guan (391 B.C.), 182 Battle of Danyang, 254, 260 Battle of Danyang and Lantian (312 B.C.), 247 Battle of Diaoyin (330 B.C.), 228 Battle of Dingtao (208 B.C.), 349 Battle of E’yu (270-269 B.C.), 280 Battle of Fangcheng (301 B.C.), 257, 259, 261 Battle of Fei (230s B.C.), 303 Battle of Fu-shi (594 B.C.), 13 Battle of Gaixia (203 B.C.), 364–66, 372 Battle of Guiling (353-352 B.C. within the 355-352 B.C. Handan-Guiling
campaign), 209–12 Battle of Handan-Guiling (355-352 B.C.), 210 Battle of Handan (258-257 B.C), 284 Battle of He-wai (Han’guguan) (247 B.C.), 290 Battle of He-xi (419-409 B.C.), 179 Battle of Helv-cheng (484 B.C.), 137 Battle of Helv-cheng (475-473 B.C.), 155 Battle of Huan-zhi-qu (the early 3rd century B.C.), 237, 262 Battle of Huayang-Daliang (273 B.C.), 278 Battle of Hudai (569 B.C.), 36 Battle of Hui-bei/Hui-shui River (362 B.C.), 191-2, 201, 204 Battle of Jifu (519 B.C.), 102 Battle of Jiluo-shan (A.D. 89), 462 Battle of Jing-shui River (409 B.C.), 184 Battle of Jingsuo (205 B.C.), 359 Battle of Jinyang, 145, 151, 160–61, 163–64 Battle of Jinyang (455-453 B.C.), 163 Battle of Ji-xi (284 B.C.), 268 Battle of Jiuci (570 B.C.), 34 Battle of Kunyang (A.D. 23), 553 Battle of Liang-di/Huo-di (491 B.C.), 130-131 Battle of Liang-di/He-di (Nanliang, 343 B.C.), 220 Battle of Libo (318 B.C.), 239-40 Battle of Linghu (620 B.C.), 25, 574 Battle of Liqiu (472 B.C.), 157 Battle of Lize (478 B.C.), 143 Battle of Maling (342 B.C., within the 343-342 B.C. Nanliang and Maling
campaign), 164, 201, 211–12, 220–22, 318 Battle of Maling-Huaidi (369 B.C.), Battle of Masui (578 B.C.), 25, 148 Battle of Mayi (200 B.C.), Han Emperor Liu Bang being surrounded by the
Huns, 372 Battle of Miji, 47 Battle of Mi-jiao-zhi-gu (573 B.C.), 32 Battle of Miji-shan (589 B.C.), 16 Battle of Pengcheng, 32–33, 359 Battle of Pengcheng (573-572 B.C.), 33 Battle of Pingyang (234-233 B.C.), 301 Battle of Pingyin, Jiyin and Linzi (555 B.C.), 47 Battle of Pingyin and the Qi Great Wall (404 B.C.), 185 Battle of Pingyi/Sangqiu (327 B.C.), 183 Battle of Pingzhong (507 B.C.), 88, 112 Battle of Pingqiu (327 B.C.), 183, 231 Battle of Pingyin (555 B.C.), 50 Battle of Pushang, 235 Battle of Pu-shang, 235, 247, 249 Battle of Pu-shang (312 B.C.), 249 Battle of Qianyan (559 B.C.), 44 Battle of Qiuyu (588 B.C.), 17 Battle of Quan (the early 3rd century B.C.), 262–63 Battle of Que-an (537 B.C.), 74 Battle of Quliang (594 B.C.), 12 Battle of Quwo (313 B.C.), 247 Battle of Raojiao (585 B.C.), 19 Battle of Sangsui (583 B.C.), 19-20 Battle of Shangdang-Chang2ping (262-259 B.C., followed by the 258-257
B.C. Handan campaign), 281 Battle of Shaoliang (362 B.C.), 204–5, 318 Battle of Shao-shui (550 B.C.), 50 Battle of Shimen-shan (364 B.C.), 203 Battle of Shu-yang/Zhuoyang/Zhuo-ze/Pingyang/Guan-ze (369 B.C.), 201 Battle of Suanshui (acid water) (374 B.C.), 198 Battle of Taiyuan (541 B.C.), 213, 454-455 Battle of Taiyuan/Pilao (259 B.C.), 283-284 Battle of Tai-yuan (10th century B.C.), 419; also see Book I:348-349, 386, 391, 393;
Tai-yuan (early 9th century B.C.), 441, 444; Tai-yuan (late 9th
century B.C.), 461, 463 Battle of the Jingxing-kou Pass (204 B.C.), 361 Battle of the Qi Great Wall (404 B.C.), 185 Battle of Tie-di (493 B.C.), 130 Battle of Wei3-shang (572 B.C.), 33 Battle of Wucheng (619 B.C.), 574 Battle of Wuyang (the early 4th century B.C.), 182 Battle of Wuyang, Guangdu and Chengdu (A.D. 36), 564 Battle of Xi1-di (Yi2-di) (487 B.C.), 135 Battle of Xiangling (352 B.C.), 220 Battle of Xiangling (323 B.C.), 234 Battle of Xiao-di (A.D. 27), 558–60 Battle of Xiao’er (627 B.C.), 1, 25, 44, 168 Battle of Xiuyu (318 B.C.), 239 Battle of Yangliang (possibly the 560 B.C. Battle of Yongpu), 46 Battle of Yi2-cheng (505 B.C.), 122 Battle of Yi2-di (Xi1-di) (487 B.C.), 134 Battle of Ying-bei (599 B.C.), 6 Battle of Yique (293 B.C.), 264 Battle of Yi-que (the early 6th century B.C.), 125 Battle of Yique/Yangcheng (256 B.C.), 288, 291 Battle of Yiyang (307 B.C.), 299 Battle of Yongpu (560 B.C.), 43 Battle of Yongshi (312, 307-306, 300 B.C.), 255 Battle of Yulin (559 B.C.), 44 Battle of Yuzhang (508 B.C.), 120 Battle of Zhanban (557 B.C.), 46 Battle of Zhaoling (311 B.C.), 250 Battle of Zhizhi-cheng along the Talas River (36 B.C.), 479 Battle of Zuili (496 B.C.), 127 Battles of Yangxia, Guling and Chenxia, 364 Battles of Zhang-shui and Wu-shui Rivers during the Julu campaign, 350 Bayen-kara Mountain, 507 beacon towers, 453, 459 bearing-down mountains of China, 269 beasts, 36, 508, 553, 569 beauties, 22, 67, 69, 83, 108, 113, 128, 260, 286, 367, 369, 372, 376,
394, 499 beauty Xia-ji’s havoc, 7 Bei-di, 279, 322, 330, 333, 392, 423, 437, 441–42, 490, 515, 558, 562 Bei-di commanderies, 243, 357 Beiliang-yi land, 118, 156, 164 bells, nine-dragon, 121 benevolence, 27, 62–63, 122, 142, 503, 541–42, 569 Bi3-shui River, 228, 257 Bi4-yi fief, 37, 82, 114 Bian-shui River, 567 Biao-xi, 112 bibliography books, 524–25, 536 Bie Lu (bibliography), 481, 536 Bing Ji, saving the life of future Han Emperor Xuandi, 390, 475–76 Bingzhou prefecture, evidence of Yi
Zhou Shu’s year of authorship, 269, 552 birds, 129, 133, 136, 260, 266, 298, 308, 324, 326, 476–77, 498, 501,
503–5, 507, 517–18 bamboo-wood mechanical, 171 Bi-fang-niao, 511 blood-dripping cuckoo, 120, 242 cannibal, 506 Chong-chang-zhi-niao, 477 divine, 476 fish-eating, 504 jing-wei, 505 legendary three-leg, 504 night-flying, 504 nine-head, 534 one-eye, 498 opposite-bone, 505 qi-zhong being the feed for the
heelless Qi-zhong country, 493, 502 red, 94 sun-carrying, 514 ten suns on the Sanxingdui
bronze tree, 512 three-head and six-tail Qi-tu,
496 vermilion, 500 vicious, 470 birthplaces, 172, 575, 577 forged, 575 Biyang state Yun2-surnamed, 4, 40 Yun-surnamed, 40 black teeth country, 493, 497, 499, 511 Blackwater Lake, 392, 425, 428, 446, 498 Black Water River, 438, 508 blessings, heaven’s and its unpredictability, 27 Bolangsha hammer attack, 327, 335 Bo-ling, Fiery Thearch’s descendants, 494 bones, 65, 128, 510, 513–14, 530, 532 oracle, 92, 127, 350, 504, 514,
520, 577 book burning, 62, 538 divination books exempted, 336,
516, 548 book burning of 213 B.C., 63–64, 146, 155, 168, 173, 180, 189, 196, 215,
250, 299–300, 327, 335–37, 381, 537 Book of Changes (Yi-jing), development stages, 146 Bo-qin, Lu state’s founding-lord and the Lu state’s preserving Archduke
Zhou-gong’s rituals, 70, 481 Bo-she temple (Shang dynasty temple), 81, 113, 133 bo shi (doctorate), 12, 169, 335, 360, 373, 379, 381, 436, 538–40 bo shi, wu jing (five classics’ doctorate), 545 bo-shi, wu jing (five classics’ doctorate), 541 bosom friend, 61 Bo-wu Zhi, by Zhang Hua, 496, 524, 529, 547 Bozhong-shan Mountain (Count’s Tomb), 399, 495 bronze, gui-qi counterfeit, 171 bronze artifacts from Sanxingdui, 242 bronze bells, 24, 371 bronze board maps, 488 bronze carriages in the Qin mausoleum, 339 bronze horse, 563 bronze inscription, 233, 312 bronze knots, 234 bronze pillars in Vietnam, 398 bronze statutes, twelve, 327 bronze tree with nine sun birds, 512 bronze utensils, 186, 219, 288–89 bronze mirrors, 439, 474 bronzeware, 78, 143, 220, 233–34, 244, 261–62, 371, 413, 418 Biao Qiang Zhong (bell), 186 cauldrons, 2–3, 47–48, 61–62,
74, 84, 117, 218–19, 230, 233, 252–53, 288–89, 299, 333–35, 381, 387; also see nine cauldrons Chen-hou Yinzi Dun, 78, 219–20 Chen Zhang Fang Hu, 237, 240, 244 Chen-zhang Yuan Hu, 244 E-jun bronze knots, 234 Jing Gui, 92 Ke Zhong, 143 Lai2 Ding, 419 Long Wen Chi Ding, 2 Xiao Yuh2 Ding, 117, 419 Yan-wang Zhi Hu, 237, 249 Zhao-qing Niao Zun, 152 Zhongshan Wang-cuo Ding, 233 Zhongshan Wang-cuo Fang Hu, 233, 236 Buddhism, 11, 333, 337, 379, 387, 426, 490 Buddhist Zhang Zhan4, 379 bugs, 384–86, 388–89, 449, 472, 576 Bu-lang cities, 85 Bu Shi, a commoner made into agricultural minister by Han Emperor Wudi,
543–44 Buxian mountain (soundex for Shang dynasty minister Fu-shui/Fu Xian,
postulated to be the forever white), 517 bu-yin, a Chu state’s divination post, 87 C Cai-guo lords, 66,
81, 87, 96, 117, 120, 127 Jinghou, 59 Linghou,
276 Linggong, 87 Cai-guo Lord Jinggong and Xu3-guo Lord Linggong joining the Chu army
campaign, 17 Cai-guo marquis,
72, 81, 119, 127, 129, 133, 273 Cai-dao-hou, 119 Jing4hou, 66 Linghou, 66, 81 Pinghou, 87, 164 Shenghou, 273 Zhaohou, 119–20, 121, 132, 164, 273, 316 Zhu, 118 Cai-guo minister Gongsun Pian, 129 Cai-guo minister Gong-zi-Xie, 38 Cai-guo state, 81–82, 85, 87, 101, 104, 116–18, 121, 123, 127, 129, 132,
142, 151, 163–64, 273 Cai Yong, 402, 468, 486, 553, 567 Cai Ze, Honorary-prince Gangcheng-jun, 286 calendar, 39, 59, 91–94, 100, 120, 149, 175–77, 293–94, 296, 353, 403–8,
482–83, 486, 513, 536 adjusted Yellow Overlord’s, 404 civil, 93 Dayan-li, 176 Daye-li, 404 experimental, 177, 293, 576 flashbacked astral signs, 483 intercalary months. experiment,
92, 405–6 iplanet ecliptic, 294 jian-yin Dipper Establishment,
408 Jingchu-li (inception brightness), 406 Linde-li, 404 Lu-li, 176 nation’s, 100 placement of a 14th and a 15th
month in a year, 92 purported astral signs in 427
B.C., 175 Qianxiang-li, 570 Santong-li (triple concordance system), 59, 178, 403, 407, 480,
482, 570 sexagenary, 65, 293, 403, 548,
570 six ancient calendars, 294 Sifen-li calendar’s reverting to the 940 diurnal, 571 Sima Qian’s using different
calendar dates in Shi-ji, 91, 408 solar, 91–92 sun at the 21.25 degrees into
the Dipper lunar lodge in A.D. 85, 570 superstitious surmise as to the
sun’s position in the Ox mansion, 570 synodic month, 93 Taichu-li (grand beginning), 403 Taichu-li’s using the 81 diurnal, 403 virtual, 177, 276, 295, 404 Xia Xiao-zheng, 91–92 Xia-zheng, 149 Yin-li, 177-8, 292-293 Yin-li and Zhuanxu-li
calendar’s one year differential, 296 Yin-li calendar and year 427 B.C. as the start of the ‘yin’ epoch,
177 Zhuanxu-li, 176, 292-294 Zhuanxu-li and Yin-li
having same origin, 295 calendar and seasons, 39, 91–92, 94 calendar change, 405, 570–71 calendar month, Dipper Establishment rule versus the summer’s 6th and
last inning, 93–94 calendar reform, 296, 403, 405–7 calendar system, 58, 92, 571 bankrupt Jupiter’s synchronous
sidereal movement, 58 dual-track as to the month and
day, 93 calendar, sun’s position at the River Drum star in 104 B.C., 178, 404 calendro-astronomical order of mandate, 571 campaigns, 11–13, 15–17, 46–53, 132–33, 179–80, 244, 302–3, 322–25,
331–32, 356–57, 392–93, 398–401, 440–43, 460–63, 563; also see battles four-routes against the Huns in
A.D. 73, 461 southwestern (the late 2nd
century B.C.), 400 two-prong expedition against
Central Asia (102 B.C.), 443 campaign against Central Asia by Li Guangli (104 B.C., 102 B.C.), 393 Campaign against the Huns and Battle of Junji-shan, 449 Campaign of Shangdang-Chang2ping (262-260 B.C.), 282 Campaign of Danyang/Lantian (312 B.C.), 260 Campaign of Handan (258-257 B.C.), 284 Campaign of Handan, Gui-yang, Xiangling and Guiling (355-352 B.C.),
209–10 Campaign of Huayang-Daliang (273 B.C.), 278 Campaign of Jiluo-shan (A.D. 89), 462 Campaign of Liang-di and Huo-di (491 B.C.), 131 Campaign of Nanliang & Maling (343-342 B.C.), 220-221 Cang-jie Pian, 326 Canton, 248, 331, 371, 398, 400–401 Cao-guo, 3, 5, 10, 14–15, 21, 24, 36–39, 44, 46–47, 52–53, 72–73, 120,
133 Cao-guo Lord Chenggong, 25, 30, 61 Cao-guo Lord Xuan’gong, 25 Cao-guo ministers, 68 Cao-guo Prince Zi-zang, 25, 61 Cao-guo state, 25, 47, 134, 151, 160 Cao-guo state’s demise, 134 Cao-Wei dynasty, 11, 29, 190, 301, 342, 392, 573 Caspian, 430, 464–65 castration, 395, 401–2, 474 cauldrons nine, 2, 186, 289-290, 321 steaming, 37 tripodal, 2 wooden, 360 cavalry, owl, 364 cavalrymen, Hu mercenary, 389 celestial king’s throne, 276, 403 celestial months, relation to the ecliptic’s twelve sector divisions, 177 Celsius degrees, 485, 561 Central Asia, 341–42, 388, 393, 400, 426–30, 433–34, 438, 441–46, 453–54,
457–59, 465–66, 489, 491, 503, 507 Qin-ren people, 342, 458 Zhang Qian’s Trip to, 427–28,
437 Central Asians, relationship between the Huns and Jie-hu barbarians, 434 ceremony king’s, 70 sacrificial, 58, 103, 292, 333,
387 chain reaction, 140, 194, 211, 249, 257, 409, 425–26, 463–64 Chai Wu, Marquis Jipu-hou, 380 Champa, 398 Chang2-e, 526, 528–29 Chang2ping-Handan Campaign, 278, 283, 286–88, 304, 408, 479 Chang2-wo/Chang2-e, 526 Chang’an, 87, 366, 372–73, 390, 396–97, 401, 435, 453, 455–56, 469, 476,
554, 556–60, 562, 567 Chang-Di barbarians, 83, 417–18 Chang-guo state, 37 Chang-hong, 81, 99, 105, 111–12, 120 Zhou astrologist, 147 zhou court minister, 95, 111,
119 Chang Hui, Marquis Changluo-hou, 452, 454 Changping-jun, honorary-prince, 304, 323 Changsha, 265, 274–75, 331, 353, 366, 379, 385, 397, 483, 494, 513 king of, 260, 353, 379, 397 Changshan-wang, King, 357, 376–77 Changsha-wang, King, 366, 558 Changsha-zhi-shan mountain in northwestern China, 274 Changwen-jun, honorary-prince, 323 Changxin-hou, Marquis (Lv Buwei), 298, 323 Chang-yi-ai-wang, King, 394, 473 chan-tu rabbit, 526 chanyu, 388, 396, 425, 430, 432–33, 436–37, 442, 444–46, 449–50, 452–57,
459, 461–63, 469, 476 chanyu emperors, 454 chanyu-in-waiting, next, 460 Chanyu Mote, 450 letter to dowager-empress Lv-hou, 436 Chao Cuo, 383, 484 Chao-na (Chao-na-qiu) lake, the jue-qiu dragon deity, 246 Chaoxian (Korea), 391–92,
394, 427 characters, 1, 65–66, 140, 173, 233, 307–9, 325–27, 412–14, 429, 510,
520–21, 529, 563–64, 566, 573 ancient-form, 573 emblazonment, 238 legendary Cangjie, 327 phonetical mutant, 529 red, 487 tadpole, 338 charioteer, moon and sun, 512 chariots, 9, 15–18, 42–44, 52, 69, 83–84, 86, 125, 130–31, 135, 153, 266,
315–16, 361–62, 534 armored, 42 curtained, 230, 321 ‘guang che’, ‘dun chen’, 42 leathered, 78, 135 lu-che, 73 postal, 56 shining, 58 single, 9, 51 south-pointing, 529 vanguard, 9 Chefoo Mountain, 334 Chenbao-si temple, 338 Chen-cheng-zi, 139–41, 159 instigated, 139 Chen-cheng-zi’s ancestral Chen-guo state, 159 Cheng2-guo state, 77 Chengdu plains, 242, 371 alluvial, 242 Chenggao, 32, 266, 290,
362–63 Chenggao fort, 163 Cheng-guo Lord Cheng2-jian-gong, 77 Cheng-guo Lord Cheng-su-gong, 24 Cheng-jia Dynasty, 563 Cheng-Jiao, Honorary-prince Chang’an-jun, 298, 323 Chen-guo, 3–5, 7–8, 17, 35–38, 49, 67–68, 73, 78, 82, 86, 101–2, 115–17,
120, 127, 132 Chen-guo ancestral pilgrimage and temples, 70 Chen-guo and Cai-guo states, 101, 116, 132, 142 Chen-guo lords, 5–6, 38, 49, 52–53, 78, 96, 115–17, 123, 127, 129 Aigong, 35, 38, 49, 51-52, 78, 87 Aigong’s brothers, 78 Chenggong, 7, 35 Chen’gong, 7,
35–36 Huaigong, 123, 129, 132 Hugong, 52 Huigong, 87, 120, 129 Ligong, 58 Linggong, 6–7, 108 Min’gong, 115–16, 123, 142 Chen-guo
ministers, 7 Chen-guo minister Gan-zheng-shi, 78 Gan-zheng-shi, 78 Gong-sun-Tuo, 127 Kong Ning, 7 Xia-nie, 102 Xia Zhengshu, 6, 49 Yuan Qiao, 35 Chen-guo princes Chen Wan, 532 Chen Wu, 219 Gong-zi-Huang, 49 Liu, 78 Yin-tai-zi, 87 Zhao, 78 Chen-guo state, 4–7, 22, 43, 51, 78–81, 85, 87, 104, 115–16, 123, 129–30,
132, 140, 142–43, 164 Chen-guo state’s ancestor Yu-e-fu, 52 Chen-guo state’s demise, 142 Chen-guo’s wavering loyalty and defection, 142 Chengzhou, 79, 105, 108, 124, 175, 244, 288 Chengzhou garrison assignment, 105 Chen-hou Yinzi, 78, 220 Chen-huan-zi, 37, 58, 78, 80–81 Chen Jiujin, astronomer, 295 Chen Mengjia, 2, 244 Chen Ping, Honorary-prince Xinwu-jun, 358 Chen Sheng, Zhang-Chu King, 346–47 Chen Sheng and Wu Guang’s mutiny, 340, 345, 367, 397, 538 Chen Shou, 370, 468 Chen Shuda, 524 Chen Tang, 458, 479 chen-wei argot nature book, 172, 410, 550, 565 chen-wei argot/prophecy textbooks, state-sanctioned, 550, 569 Chen-xia-ji, 6 Chen Xi and Haan Xin’s rebellion against Han Dynasty Emperor Liu Bang,
373, 435 Chen-xia-shi clan, 7 Chen Yu, Honorary-prince Cheng’an-jun, 361 Chen Zhen (Tian Zhen), 234, 247–48, 256, 258 Cheshi in Chinese Turkistan, 448, 457 Cheshi King Ande, 461, 568 Chi-di and Bai-di barbarians, 3, 5–6, 11, 13, 17, 83, 329, 412, 417–18,
420, 422 Chi-di Lu1-shi’s elimination of the Lih2 state, 4 Chi F2 Fu (symbol of the red lying-in-wait dragon), 560 Chi-mei army, 552, 555, 557–60 Chi-mei Han dynasty’s defeating the Xuan-han dynasty, 557 Chi-mei rebels, 555, 557–59 China’s astronomy, astrology and agriculture, 100, 111 China’s creation gods, 274, 513 China’s dynasty substitution, 340 China’s Imperial Past, by Charles Hucker, 409 Chinese farming soldiers, 451, 458, 474 Chinese Turkestan, 393, 395–96, 424–25, 427–28, 431–32, 434, 442, 444–45,
447–48, 450, 453, 455, 460–61, 463–66, 470–71 Chi-she-hu barbarians, 420 Chonglao oath (584 B.C.), 20 Chong-li2, separation of heaven from earth, 117 chronicle, 45, 52, 136, 145–46, 186, 190, 317, 336, 476 chroniclers, 90, 93, 109, 134, 146, 157 Chu’s elimination of Viscount Hu2-zi-Bao’s Hu2-guo state, 127 Chu ancestor Ru-ao, 8 Chu ancestors, 10, 102, 133, 309 Chu ancestor’s temple, 260 Chu ancestor Xiong Yi, 84 Chu ancestor Yu-zi, 63 Chu capital city, 17, 20, 71, 85, 117, 119–21, 123, 127, 129, 141, 236,
260, 273, 275, 277 former, 303; Yanying,
494; Ying, 273; Yingdu, 86, 275, 277; Ying-du, 121,
276; Zai-ying, 116; Ying1, 141 Chuang-shui River, 498, 505, 535 Chuang-shui River extrapolation, 517 Chu army’s siege of Yong-shi, 256 Chu Ci Zhang-ju, by Wang Yi4, 516 Chu generals, 27, 247, 249, 268, 359, 515 Gong-sun-Ning, 143 Heng Chu, 365 Huang Xie, 278 Ji Bu, 359, 365 Jing, 218, 257, 259–60 Jing She4, 212 Jing-yang, 283 Nao-chi, a name applied to Shan Hai Jing,
268, 280, 515 Pan, 9 Tang Mei, 228, 257, 260, 272 Xiang Tuo, 364 Xiang Yan, 303–4, 325, 338 Zhou-jiangjun, 364 Zhuang Jiao, 271 Zhuang Jiao’s campaign into Southwestern
China, 271 Zhuang Jue, 271 Zi-fan, 27 Chu-Han Chun-qiu, 539 Chu Honorable-Prince Chunshen-jun, 151, 256, 279, 285–87, 297 Chu invasion of Xuzhou, 226 Chu kings, 2–4, 7–12, 17–19, 27, 47–49, 59–60, 72–76, 81–82, 84–88, 96,
119–22, 234–36, 246–48, 255–59, 274–79 Aiwang, 297, 302 Chengwang, 25, 246 Daowang, 181–82, 186, 195–96, 198, 225 Fu-chu, 152, 297, 303, 325 Gongwang, 10, 17, 22, 24, 26–27, 31–33, 39,
43, 69, 86 Gongwang’s divination to select a successor
among five sons, 86 Gongwang’s five sons, 69, 85–86 Huaiwang, 86, 173, 196, 218–19, 228, 231,
234, 239–40, 246–48, 256–60, 275–77, 320, 349–50, 354 Huiwang, 104, 117, 122, 141–43, 151, 156,
170, 182, 273 Jianwang, 124, 165, 172, 180–81, 186 Kangwang, 43, 45, 47, 51, 54, 56, 59–60, 69,
75–76, 78, 85–86, 181, 316 Kaoliewang, 174, 282–83, 286–87, 289–90,
297–98, 302 Lingwang, 69, 72, 74–75, 78, 80–81, 84–87,
156, 316 Lingwang’s hunting chariot, 75 Lingwang’s Zhanghua-gong Palace, 77 Muwang, 1, 4, 27, 34 Pingwang, 80, 86–88, 102, 106, 121, 141, 316 Qingxiangwang, 86, 240, 248, 259–60, 268,
271–72, 274, 277, 279, 282 Shengwang, 180–82, 186 Sizi-wang, 59 Suwang, 182, 195, 198, 219 Weiwang, 149, 151, 170, 218–19, 224–25, 228,
241, 248, 259, 271, 332, 399 Wenwang, 4, 11, 75, 142 Wuwang, 2, 142, 275 Xiong Fuchu, 303 Xuanwang, 212, 219 Youwang, 256, 297–98, 302 Yuanwang, 477 Zhaowang, 10, 20, 88, 107, 116–19, 121–23,
127, 131–33, 141, 170, 271–72, 276, 316, 495 Zhuangwang, 1–2, 4, 6–7, 10–12, 14, 17, 40,
49, 136, 181, 271 Zhuangwang’s inquiry into the nine
cauldrons, 1 Chu Lord Xiong Yan, 309 Chu ministers, 180 Bi-wuji, 96, 118 Chuan-feng-xu, 54, 78 Dou Ban, 3 Dou Yuejiao, 3–4 Dou Ziqi2, 87 Dou Zi-wen, 4 Duo Jiao, 149, 169–70, 192, 473 Fei-wu-ji, 87, 96, 118 Gong-Jiu-yin-Qi-ji, 75 Gong-sun-Kuan, 143 Lian-yin-Xiang-lao, 17 Nang-wa, 88, 106–7, 118–21 Qu Wu taking beauty Xia-ji to Jinn for
settlement, 10 Shen3-yin-Shou, 51 Shen3-yin-Xu, 102, 121 Shen-li, 21 Pan-zi-chen, 123 Sun-shu Ao, 12 Xiong-xiangyi-liao, 10 Yun-gong-Zhong-yi, 20 Zhang-ping-jun, 182 Zhao Ju, 248, 256 Zhuang Xin, 275–77 Zi-chang, 121 Zi-yu, 87 Chun-qiu, 7, 31, 37, 70, 95, 100, 144–46, 148–49, 384, 473, 476, 536–37, 539–41,
546, 565 Chun-qiu (18000 characters) and Zuo Zhuan
(200000 characters), 149 Chun-qiu, the qi-lin divine giraffe animal, 144 Chun-qiu Fan Lu, by Dong Zhongshu, 546 Chun-qiu Gong-yang Zhuan, 61, 145, 166, 473, 484, 546 Chun-qiu Gu Jing, 539 Chun-qiu Gu-liang Zhuan, 18, 145, 484, 539, 546, 565 Chun-qiu Jia-shi Zhuan, 145, 546 Chun-qiu Jing, 149 Chun-qiu Jing-Zhuan Ji-jie, 147, 190, 223 Chun-qiu Wei, 571 Chun-qiu Yin-yang, by Dong Zhongshu, 540 Chun-qiu Zhuan, 18, 149, 382, 473, 477, 539–40, 565 Chun-qiu Zuo-shi Zhuan, 145, 147–49, 167, 169–70, 184, 381–82, 473, 484, 522, 539–40, 546, 565,
568 Chun-qiu Zuo Zhuan Ji-gu, by Jia Kui, 568 Chunwei legends, 410–11 Chunyu Zhang, Marquis Dingling-hou, 486 Chu people’s river gods, 117, 495 Chu predecessor King Jia-ao, 72 Chu princes, 56 Bai-gong-sheng, 122, 141, 283 Bai-gong-sheng’s rebellion (479 B.C.), 141 E4-jun-zi-xi, 277 Gong-zi-Ba, 23 Gong-zi-Bing, 10 Gong-zi-Cheng, 22, 30 Gong-zi-Fa, 31 Gong-zi-Fan, 119 Gong-zi-Ge, 46 Gong-zi-Heihong, 56, 68 Gong-zi-He-ji, 35 Gong-zi-Jie, 127 Gong-zi-Ping, 22 Gong-zi-Shen, 26, 30, 88 Gong-zi-Wu, 43, 45, 47 Gong-zi-Ying-qi, 17 Gong-zi Zhen, 40 Jian, 96, 107, 118 Jian’s being banished to Chengfu-yi, 96 Qi-ji, 78, 84, 86 Qi-ji’s usurpation of the Chu throne, 85 Wang-zi-Bi/Zi-bi, 69 Wang-zi-Ding, 182 Wang-zi-Mou, 54 Wang-zi-Zhang, 117 Xiong Wan, 279 Xiong Yi, 186 Zi-gan, 86 Chu-Qin sworn alliance, 246 Chu queen Zheng-xiu, 250 Chu’s campaign against Southwestern China, 272 Chu’s elimination of Shu-yong state (574 B.C.), 31 Chu’s elimination of the Shu-jiu state (548 B.C.), 53 Chu’s founding ancestors, 310 Chu’s siege of the Soong state for eight to nine months (594 B.C.), 12 Chu state, fire-bound, 80 Chu state’s Nanyang land, 272 Chu state’s Qianzhong-jun, 275 Chu state’s Yun-meng, 274 Chu talents, 54 Chu talents’ employment at the Jinn state, 54 Chu Viscount Xiong Xie, 308 Ci Du, 365.25 degrees of the ecliptic sectors and on the 28 lunar lodges’
disk, 177 clan extermination, 394 clan ritual, 157 clans gong zu, 70 non-Hua/non-Xia, 312 peacock-suffixed, 94 post-Jinn-split, 71 remotely-related barbarian, 411,
420 clan troops, 31 classics five, 85, 300, 327, 368, 381,
484, 541–42, 545–46, 550, 565–66, 569, 572 government-sponsored, 478 lost, 300, 381 mainstay, 181 nexus, 524 saint’s, 337 climate change, 485, 562, 567 geologist Zhu Kezhen, 401 Cochin china, 500, 563 cockfighting, 102 codes, 74 colonial policies, 465 colonization, 242, 395–96, 453 commanderies, 274–75, 304, 322–23, 325–26, 331, 360, 366–67, 383, 391–93,
397–98, 485, 487–88, 490, 543–44, 560 Dai-jun, 254, 263, 321, 361,
424, 440, 450, 561; Dan’er, 398; Hanzhong-jun (312 B.C.), 248, 329, 393, 424;
He-dong, 296; Henan-jun, 357, 379; Jiangdong-jun, 151, 248, 256; Jiujiang-jun
commandery, 346; Jiujiang-jun (nine rivers), 346; Jiuquan, 442; Qianzhong-jun,
274; San-chuan-ju, 347; Shanggu, 555; Shang-jun, 163, 213, 228–29, 279, 335,
423, 427, 477, 490; Shuofang, 489; Taiyuan-jun, 224, 285, 296, 290, 369;
Tianshui, 421, 554; Wu1-jun Commandery, 274-75; Wuwei, 442; Wuyuan-jun, 461,
489, 561; Xiang-jun (elephant); 332, 397, 510; Wuwei,
444; Xi-he-jun, 184, 228, 475; Zhangye-jun, 393, 427–28, 444, 446–47, 450–51,
490, 567; Xihai-jun (west sea), 552 commandery-county system, 304, 326, 335, 342 concepts, 66, 107, 178, 336, 338, 430, 433, 482, 498, 500, 508, 527, 531,
535, 547–48 astrological, 547–48 cosmological, astrological and
astronomical, 501, 509, 511 cosmological, 500–501, 524 lunisolar calendar, 91 palace construction, 264 sovereign, 394 spatial and cosmological, 500 concubines rounded up by dowager-empress
Lv-hou, 375 starving death, 558 xuan-yuan enclosure of the
heaven, 547 concubine Yu-si, 131–32 conformity, 76, 309, 342 Confucian ancestral saint, Zeng-zi, 123 Confucian and alchemist burying of 212 B.C., 337 Confucian appointments, 540 Confucian bamboo texts, Guodian
bamboo slips, 54 Confucian books, cheng-dan
category, 540 Confucian burying, 335, 337–38, 340 Confucian canons and doctrines, 550, 569 Confucianism, 140, 148, 166, 171, 206, 238, 292, 336, 368, 524, 536–37,
542, 549 fundamentalist, 564 Confucianism twisted by the Warring States Taoist concepts as seen in Da-dai Li-ji and Kong-zi Jia Yu, 167 Confucianism versus Taoism in the early Han dynasty, 542 Confucianist, 536–37 Confucian recommendation system, 541 Confucian rituals, 171 Confucian robe, 538 Confucians, 54, 61, 63–64, 138, 140, 142, 337–38, 386, 537–39, 541–42,
546, 548–50, 565, 569, 577 damned, 538 Confucian sects, 148, 166 Confucians’ propagation, 382 Confucian subjects, comment by Han Emperor Wudi, 386 Confucian theories, 169, 503 post-Confucius, 63, 123–24 Confucian thought on abdication, 64 Confucian virtues, 543 five, 499, 503 Confucian way, 475, 525 Confucius, 61–64, 103–4, 112–18, 123–25, 127–30, 132–33, 135–36, 138,
140, 144–49, 166–69, 171–72, 521–22, 537–39, 569–71 ancestor, 575 ancestor Fu-fu-he, 62 ancestor Zheng-kao-fu, 290 demolition of the city walls of
three prominent Lu ministers’ fiefs, 114, 126 dialogue with Qu-bo-yu, 115, 138 divination-related dialogues,
147 fables about the long-leg people
and the Sushen-shi stone arrows, 129 longing for the Xia and Shang
systems, 525 petition to intervene in the
matter of Qi Lord Jian’gong’s death, 140 relationship with Lao-zi, 63 returning from exile, 135 tears over Zi-chan’s death, 97 trip to Fuhan, 116 Confucius’ abridgement of Shi-jing,
61 Confucius’ abridgment of Chun-qiu,
7 Confucius’ arts, 550 Confucius’ death, 165, 198 Confucius Descendants’ Mottos, 142 Confucius’ disciples, 123, 156, 166, 184 disciple Qin-zhang, 97 disciple Ran-you, 116 disciples, 37, 104, 115, 124,
135, 138, 141, 144, 147, 158–59, 165, 167–68, 238, 478, 484 disciple Shang Qu, 144 disciple Yan-hui, 116, 166 disciple Zai-wo, 140 disciple Zi-gong, 140, 144,
166–67, 238, 565 disciple Zi-lu, 62, 106 Zi-xia, 149, 165, 167-68, 381,
540, 546, 574 Confucius embarking on a trip of self-exile, 115 Confucius’ fabled execution of Shao-zheng Mao, 97, 113 Confucius’ fabled meetings with Lao-zi and Chang-hong, 147 Confucius’ Family Mottos, 128, 144, 147, 166–67 Confucius’ father, 40, 46 Confucius’ favorite disciple, 114 Confucius’ grandson Zi-si, 123, 166, 569 Confucius’ ideals, 138 Confucius’ residence, 169, 382, 478, 484, 542, 566, 576 Confucius’s disciple Ran-you, 115, 129, 144 Confucius’s entourage fleeing the war between the Wu and Chen-guo states,
132 Confucius’s return to the Lu state after a 14-year Odyssey, 138 Confucius-tagged philosophy and divination theories, 124 Confucius’ talents, Lu Lord Aigong’s elegy for Confucius, 144 Confucius’ teachings, eight lines, 166, 168 Confucius’ virtues, 486 Confucius’ work on Chun-qiu,
145 Congzi-qiang barbarians, 442 conjunction, 76, 295, 353–54, 482, 566 conquest, 8, 13, 244, 274, 296, 323, 328, 332, 391, 400 conspiracy, 96, 107, 138, 390, 449–50, 463, 548, 555 constellation, 39, 90, 95, 97, 100, 353–54 contemporaries, 167, 238, 529 contemporary world, 74, 403, 539 control flood, 49, 76, 171, 308, 413,
497, 531, 533 state’s monopolization, 472 cosmopolitan cities, five, 244, 268 cosmos theories, 501 counselors, chief, 326, 367 Count Bo-ling, 97, 494 Count Da-peng, 309 Count Du-bo, 382 counter-theme questions, 142 Count Gui-bo, 127 Count Peng-shou, 517 countries, no-successor state, 518 countries, unearthly in Shan Hai
Jing, 14, 21–22, 171–72, 326, 364, 368–69, 464–65, 493–94, 497, 502, 508–9,
535, 537–38, 551–52, 561–62 big heel, 511 chest-piercing, 493–94 crossing-buttocks, 493 deep-eye-socket, 493 down-on-earth, 534 intestineless, 493 inverse-tongue, 493 jiao-yao, 129 one-arm, 493 one-eye, 493 three-body, 493 three-head, 493 tiptoe-walking, 493 Count Shi3-wei2, 16, 309 Count Yu, 413 court advisors, 338 court astrologer, 402, 536 court astrologist, 120, 402, 405 court attaché, 376 court captain, 326, 378 court jesters, 12, 25, 30–31, 383 court maids, 372, 396, 435–36, 459, 479, 489, 558 cryptology, 550, 563, 565 customs, 36, 175, 307, 371, 412–13, 477, 514 dynasty’s burial, 474 dynasty’s worshipping, 485 the Rong-di barbarians, 221, 413 cycles, 38, 40, 65, 81, 94, 123, 178, 295, 326, 369, 480, 482, 485, 568,
571 Han dynasty’s cycles of seventy
years, 369 perpetual, 569 superpower, 369 D Da-chen (Mars) constellation, 39, 95; also
see Mars Da-dai Li-ji, 167, 368, 494, 512, 516, 520 Da-feng Ge (whirlwind song), 374 da-fu, 9–10, 45, 52, 54, 102, 104, 108, 127, 131, 218, 222, 282, 284, 379, 381;
also see ministers guanglu, 479–80 yushi, 326, 367, 374, 383, 386,
390, 472, 475, 542, 546, 557 Da-gou-shui canal, 303 Dai, king of, 152, 302, 304, 324–25, 357 Dai De, 91–92 Dai Sheng and Qing Pu, 478 Dai-guo prefecture, 424 Dai-guo state, 152–54, 376 Dai-guo state annexed by Zhao-xiang-zi, 152–53 Dai-guo state’s horses, Hu barbarians’ dogs and Kunshan jade, 268 Dai-jun commandery, 254, 263, 321, 361, 424, 440, 450, 561 Dai-jun prefecture, 263 Dai-jun prime minister Tian Buli, 263 Dai Principality, 373, 435 Dai-shi family’s usurpation of the Soong state, 217, 289–90 Dai state, 252–53, 261 Dai-wang, King, 153–54, 220, 263, 373, 376–78, 561 Dai-wang barbarian king, 153 Dai-zong (Taishan ultimate mountain), 566 Dali, 13, 42, 179, 184, 215, 315, 420–21 Daliang, 182, 203, 207, 211, 215–16, 220, 222, 278–79, 299–300, 318, 323,
423 Dali-rong barbarians, 160, 317, 329–30, 421 Dan’er commandery, 398 Dangshan, 348, 350–51 Dan-shui River, 180, 226, 541 Danyang, 75, 237, 247–48, 254, 260, 320, 511 Danyang-Lantian and Yongshi campaign, 218, 249 Dao De Jing, 62–64 Daqingshan mountain, 328, 409 Dasui oath (554 B.C.), 48, 121 da-tong (grand utopian convergence) in Li Yun of Li Ji, 123, 525 Dawan (Dayuan) campaign and the heavenly stallions , 394 Dawan/Dayuan, 438–39, 444–45, 453, 458 Da-xia, 308, 410, 426, 429, 500, 510 da-yan, 29, 482 interpretation by liu Xin, Jing
Fang and Seng Yixing, 482 numerological divination number,
482 Dayan-li calendar, 176, 404 Daye-li calendar, 406 Daze-xiang Rebellion (Mutiny), 408 debacle, 10–11, 34, 43, 48, 103, 241, 247, 261, 286, 320 deep-in-the-abyss capital city, 510 defection, 3, 40, 88, 134, 142, 362, 364, 388, 395, 454–55, 467, 555,
557, 561–63 defector, 437, 447, 449, 489 deity, the Yellow River, 163 demise of the Chen-guo state, 142 of the Dong-zhou (Eastern Zhou)
fief in 249 B.C., 290 of the Fan-shi and Zhongxing-shi
clans of the Jinn state, 162 of the Fan-shi clan of the Jinn
state and Zhou astrologist Chang-hong’s death , 130 of the Guo-shi and Gao-shi clans
of the Qi state, 132 of the Lv-shi clan and end of
the Lv-family interregnum, 378 of the Qi2 and Yangshe clans of
the Jinn state, 108 of the Zhou dynasty, 322 of Wang Mang’s Xin dynasty, 556 Deng-guo state, 2 Deng Ping, designer of the Taichu-li
calendar, 92, 405 Deng Yu, 553, 557–60 detente, 34, 84, 339, 341 deviation, 80, 168, 217, 271, 280, 293–94, 296, 340, 406, 408, 494 Di1-qiangic barbarians, 510 Dian-guo state, 490 Dian-guo State, 271 Dian-yue Kingdom, 257, 368, 371, 400–401, 490 Dian-yue state, 401 Diao Qu Yuan Fu, by Jia Yi, 260, 379 Diaoyin, 227–28 diaphragm, 23 die traumdeutung (535 B.C.), 76 Dingling state, 452, 457 Dingyang/Yan’an, 213, 229, 423 Dipper Establishment month versus high summer (zheng-yang) month, 90, 93 Dipper Establishment rules, 93–94, 404, 480 Dipper mansion, the high lord’s celestial chariot, 570 Di-qiang rebellion, 468–69 Diquan, 101, 111 Di-quan (Di barbarians’ dog), 153–54 Di-rong, Rong-rong, Gui-rong and Ji-rong barbarians, 421 disasters, 39, 59, 62, 67, 74–76, 80–81, 90, 95–96, 110–11, 116, 130,
132–33, 480, 546, 550 natural, 479–80 disaster-stricken states, 42, 96 disciples, 34, 62, 97, 116, 127, 138, 144, 147, 165–72, 195, 298, 521–22,
539, 545–46, 572–73 2nd generation, 473 3rd generation, 478 multi-generation, 124 discourse, 124, 144, 166, 169, 175–76, 277, 280–81, 287, 292, 404, 406,
510–11, 534, 536, 572–73 dialectical, 64 hermit gentleman’s, 420 political, 502 disease on the skin and enemy at the heart and belly, 135 dissension, 21, 30–31, 57, 152, 192, 240, 247–48, 256, 269, 299–300, 320,
323, 347, 352, 361 diurnal, 406, 570–71 divination, 20, 27, 29, 37–38, 69, 86–87, 132–34, 138–39, 143–44, 156–57,
167–68, 509–10, 521–23, 525–29, 531–35 augury objects, 532 between-innate-postnatal, 521 Bie Gua, 147, 523 binary, 486 cases, 529, 532 cases in Mu-tian-zi Zhuan, 511 no change, 29 change line, 29 change numbers, 28 combination trigrams Shi1 Fa method, 531 Confucius’ disciples, 168 cryptic six-line statements in Gui-cang Yi, 529 degenerate form, 532 difference between
auspicious/inauspicious and philosophical, 521 differential number, 29 earth’s summary number, 29 excavated bamboo slips, 521–22 fictional divination dictum, 486 first trigram difference of
different methods, 525 format for Gui-cang Yi, 526 four orthodoxy Shi1 Fa trigrams,
531 four sortition operations versus
one, 530 four trigram matrix of Shi1 Fa, 532 Gao Heng’s predicate logic, 29 ‘gen’ to ‘sui’ hexagrams, 28 gua ci dictums, 530 guest augury, 65, 168 hexagram’s images, 27 host augury, 65, 168 innate/inborn, 521 Jing-shi Yi, 478, 521 junior-to-senior child sequence,
523 ‘kun yu yuan-gui’, 143 Lian-shan Yi, 521 majority opinion after making
five auguries, 20 making 100 prognostications to
get one match, 168 master-disciple tutelage, 167 Mawangdui Mausoleum bamboo
slips, 521–23 mutual bodies’ augury and
embedded earthly branches’ augury, 532 new, 87, 134 ‘old daughter’ trigrams, 524 ‘parents’ and ‘six children’
primitive prognostication, 523, 530 philosophical, 168, 521–22 pray-for-blessing, 168 proprietary, 532 rudimentary stalk, 532 Shang dynasty’s six-image stalk
numerical signs, 530 Shang people’s oracle &
shell, 532 Shi1 Fa’s line augury objects, 532–33 Shi1 Fa’s quasi-trigrams/quasi-hexagrams, 529 shi1-shu, 29, 530 Shuo Gua, 146–47, 168, 521–23, 530–32 stalk numbers, 29, 530, 532–33 ten wings, 146–47, 521 ternary Tai-xuan Yi, 486, 501 trigrams’ base order, 523 turtle/tortoise shell, 20, 74,
157 Wen-yan, 146–47, 521–22 Xu Gua, 147, 522–23 yao ci, 525, 529, 534 yao ci cryptic statements
related to the dragons, 109 ‘you2-xi’ hexagram, 338, 534 Za Gua, 147, 522–23 ‘Zhun-zhi-Bi’
hexagram, 77 divination methods, 29, 338, 520, 524–27, 532–34 three fabled methods, 520 divination school master Fei (Bi) Zhangwen’s, 522 master Liang-qiu’s, 476 divination signs, numerical to male/female sign transition, 530 divination synthesis in Zuo Zhuan,
534 divination texts, 147, 522–26, 529, 535 excerpted Gui-cang Yi, 533 divination toolset, 523 divination topics, 520 divination way (Yi-dao), 167 Di-wang Shi4-ji, 288, 483, 521, 524, 575–77 doctorates, 165, 335, 373, 379, 436, 478, 484, 538, 540–41, 565, 574 Doggy Rong barbarians, 312, 329, 416–19 Dong3-guo clan, dragon taming, 109 Dong’a, 61, 155, 232, 349 Dongfang Shuo, 477, 516, 547, 549 Dong-fu, 109 Dong-guan Han Ji, 553–55 Dong-hu barbarians, 153, 254, 271, 330–31, 421, 424–25, 430–33, 467, 471 Dong-jing mansion, 353–54; also see
Five Planets Dong Jun (eastern lord), 499 dong wang-gong, a Taoist deity, 486 Dong-Xia (eastern Xia), 24, 54, 68, 88; also see Hua-xia, Qu-xia, Si-xia, Zhu-xia in Book I Dong Yi, King Di-wang, 359 Dong-yi barbarians, 73 Dong-yue state, 399 Dong-yue State, 399 Dong Zhongshu, 144, 473, 477, 482–83, 503, 539–42, 544–46, 549–50 disasters and anomaly school,
550 master of the Gong-yang school,
540 Dong-zhou, 2, 152, 174, 203, 253–54, 259, 264, 290, 292 demise in 249 B.C., 290, 292 Dong-zhou and Xi-zhou fiefs, 253, 292 Dong-zhou fief, 255, 288, 290, 292, 322 Dong-zhou Lie-guo Zhi, 225 donkey named as horse by Zhao Gao, 352 Dou Gu, 461, 567–68 Dou Rong, 563 Dou-shi clan’s rebellion against the Chu king, 3–4 Dou Xian, 462–63, 560 Dou Ying, 383, 385–86, 388, 541–42 dowager-empress Dou-tai-hou, 381, 386, 541–42 dowager-empress Lv-hou, 375–76, 380 dowager-empress Wang-tai-hou, 485, 542 dowager empress Xuan-tai-hou, 254, 257, 321 dowager-queen Xuan-tai-hou, 280 dowry, 153 dragon deity, 246, 436 jue-qiu, 333 dragon descending, 512 dragonfly and yellow swan’s fate of being a prey, 81 dragon gate, 19, 288 dragon reverence, 141, 422, 431–32 dragons, 34, 45, 94, 96, 109, 230, 252, 346, 432, 504, 526, 528, 531–34,
548, 550 lurking, 109 repentance, 109 yellow, 381, 432, 476 dream, 13, 18, 23, 27, 47, 72, 75–77, 104, 139, 152–54, 274, 277, 282 fulfilled ancestor
Zhao-jian-zi’s, 232 Duan’gan lineage, 149–50 Dujiang-yan Fork Dam, 242 Duke Dong-zhou-jun, 290, 292, 322 Duke Xi-zhou-jun, 233, 288 Duke Zhou-gong, 20, 27, 30, 70, 76, 120, 136, 310, 390, 418 Du Lin and Du Cheng, 558 Du Lin’s lacquer roll Shang-shu,
575; also see Shang-shu Dun4-guo state, 35, 127 Dun4-guo viscount, 72 Dunhuang, 393, 426–27, 442–45, 453–54, 459, 461, 466, 475, 490–91 Duo-shi Wei, by Duo Jiao, 149 Du Yu, 222 Duyu, successor Shu-guo king, 243 Duyu dynasty, 243 E earth, 117, 119–20, 161, 167, 236, 333, 387, 486, 500–501, 504, 515–16,
518, 521–26, 528–31, 534 oblation, 566 position in the liu-he (six side) box, 511 square, 501 earthquake, 18, 101, 152, 302, 324, 508 Easter Han dynasty’s campaigns against the Huns, 567 eastern barbarians, 60, 418 eastern Hu barbarians, 430 Eastern Qiangs, 161, 468 eastern sky, five planets’ conjunction, 353, 475, 547–48 eastern sovereign grandiose one lord, 394 eastern sun god, 394 eastern wind, 514 Eastern Xianbei, 470 East Guo-guo state, 19 E-bo, fire (Mars) guardian god, 39, 69, 92 ecclesiastical meat, 206 eclipse, 525 B.C., 90 ecliptic, 78, 80, 111, 148, 175–77, 292–96, 353, 404, 408, 483, 500, 547,
570 loggerhead turtle/beauty’s
mouth, 404 starry marker, 177 various states’ positions, 95 xuan xiao, 58, 80 ecliptic calendar system, 58 egg shell geocentric model, 501 elegies, 516–17, 528 elements, five, 94, 109–10, 134, 483, 542, 568 elephant-riding country, 401 elephants, 121, 509–10 elephant warfare, 121 eleven clans of the Jinn state, 12 elixir, 63, 334, 373, 438, 491–92, 499, 506, 510, 528, 533 emissary, 9–11, 261, 267, 330, 393–401, 422–23, 443–46, 448, 450, 452–55,
457–58, 464, 466, 490, 562 Gu Ji, killed by Zhizhi Chanyu,
457, 477 Lai Dan killed by Qiuci, 452,
474 Lu Chongguo, 444 Lu Jia, 397 Sui Heh, 359 Su Wu being detained as a
shepherd at the North Sea for 19 years by the Huns, 395 Tang Meng, 400 Yan Zu, 399 Zhang Qian, 341, 400, 438, 489,
491 Emperor Yi-di, 354, 358 enclosures, 547–48 eons, 176, 178, 295, 482–83 episode, 2, 12, 79, 81, 86, 96, 98, 104, 114, 128, 139, 252, 278, 384,
394 epoch, 169, 176–77, 295, 342, 403–4, 407, 480–83, 539 era, 164, 176, 201, 205, 222–24, 231, 265, 280, 292–93, 403, 487–88, 551,
553, 557, 566 Qin King Huiwenwang’s
re-numbered Gengyuan, 239, 320 Er-fu corpse story, 477 Er Pang Gong Palace, 327–28, 354 Er-san-zi Wen, Mawangdui Mausoleum bamboo slips, 168 Ershi (Osh), 393–94, 443 establishment star, 97, 570 ethnicity, 329, 411–12, 417, 433–34 eunuchs, 48, 285, 298, 389, 426, 436, 478, 538, 544, 560–61 events, 18, 91–92, 146, 148–49, 160–61, 182–83, 187–88, 190, 194–95, 200,
203, 207–12, 216–17, 223–24, 262–63 acknowledged, 274 astronomical, 199 book-burning, 327 ceremonial, 277 chuan-chou (spreading gospel),
485 dynastic, 146 ephemeral, 90 epochal, 138 historical, 353, 549 last Chun-qiu, 145, 276 predicted by Zuo Zhuan, 80 voodoo, 190 expeditions, 249, 267–68, 341, 345, 438, 451, 462, 465, 474, 490–91 exploration of southwestern China for a path to India, 490 E’yu, 210, 280, 300 F fables Battle of Xiangping, 211 bird escaping under the dining
table to evade an eagle’ attack, 11
mantis blocking chariot, 115 prodigy Xiang Tuo, 255 Qi-zhong-ren barbarians, 502 Shang-tang’s execution of
Zhu-mu, 114 Wu prince Qing-ji4, 549 Yang-zi, 171 Zheng Zhang-ze in Yi-wen Zhi of Han Shu, 64 Fa Jing, 206 fake eunuch, 298 Fan Chong, 552, 554–55, 557–59 Fan Cuo4 (Wang Cuo4, Gongsun Cuo4), 192, 201 Fangcheng, 46, 256–57, 259, 261, 273, 297, 345 Fang Wangzhi and Fang Wang, 557 Fang Yan (nation’s dialects), by Yang2 Xiong2, 482 Fan Jishe, 126, 129–31 Fan Kuai, 346, 358, 373, 375, 377 Fan Li, 128, 137, 156–57, 225 Fan Mingyou, Marquis Pingling-hou, 451–52, 474 Fan-shi and Zhongxing-shi’s rebellion, 126 Fan Sui, Marquis Ying-hou, 169, 212, 252, 263, 280–82, 286 Fan Sui’s instigation against Qin Marquis Rang-hou, 280 Fan-wen-zi, 14, 16, 20, 24, 27 Fan-wu-zi, 13–14, 16, 32, 56 Fan-xian-zi, 49–50, 105, 110–11, 119–20, 124 Fan-xuan-zi, 44, 46, 49–51, 79 Fanyu, 398–400 Fan Zeng, 349–50, 354, 361–62 Fayang battle and summit (483 B.C.), 136 Fei2-guo state, 82 fei2-yi, snake with one head and two bodies, 505 Feiqiu, 311, 355–56, 360 Fei-shi Yi-jing, 522, 565 Fei-shui River, 83, 505 Fen-chuan fief, 69, 307 Fengze Assembly, 210, 216–17, 273 Fen-shui River, 69, 163, 260, 307, 381 Fenyin, 184, 229, 319, 403 Fergana Valley, 393, 438–39, 444–46, 489 festival autumn worshipping, 432 nationwide drinking, 152 Fiery Thearch, 85, 94, 97, 412–13, 415–16, 494, 505–6, 516, 520–21,
528–29 Fiery Thearch and Yellow Thearch’s descendants, 33 fire disaster, water god, fire god, 95 fire disaster, Mars, and the water constellation, 95 five-character poem, first purported, 367 five constant ways, 123, 481, 485, 530–31 five elements, 541, 543 five forms of matter not enough to rescue a despot when human efforts and
materials were exhausted, 81 five metaphysical virtues and five constant ways, 569 Five Nomadic Groups Ravaging China, 342, 396, 468–69 Five Planets’ conjunction events at the time of the Qin’s demise, 354 Five Planets’ conjunction in the Eastern Well constellation in 207 and
206 B.C., 354 five virtues’ substitution theory, 569 flying dragons, 109, 516, 520, 527 flying horses, 443 flying snake, 521 Forever White Mountain in Jinn Shu,
517 forged autumn equinox/winter solstice event in Yin4 Zheng of Shang-shu,
94 forger, 170, 172, 230–31, 238, 483–84, 575–76 Huangfu Mi, 166 Liu Xuan4, 481 Luo Mi, 517 Zhang Ba, 481, 576–77 forgery, 170–72, 174–76, 179–81, 183–86, 198, 200–201, 230–31, 250–51,
261, 312, 481–83, 502, 517, 573, 575–77 over-zealous, 114 forgery book Guan Zi, 387, 402 forgery book San Fen, 525 forgery book Shang-shu, 146,
545, 574 forgery book The Bamboo Annals,
392 forgery elements in Guo Yu, 382 forgery wei-suffixed books, 145, 172, 473, 481, 483, 536, 571 four wilderness lands, 500 Frontal Cheshi State, 453, 466–67 Fu-chai, 128–29, 135, 137, 155–56 Fu-gai, 121–22 Fu Jiezi, 448, 451, 474 fundamentalist Confucianism theories, 550 Fu-sang, 499, 515, 549 Fu-sheng, 384, 545, 572–73, 575–76 Fu-sheng’s disciples, Ouyang-sheng and Zhang-sheng, 545 Fu-sheng’s master-disciple line, 545 Fu-sheng’s Shang-shu, 572 Fu Sinian, 312 Fu-su, 124, 340 Qin Empire’s crown prince, 337 Fu-xi, 85, 274, 483, 513, 520–21, 525 Fuyu people, 163 G Gaixia, 364–65, 372 Gan-guo Lord Gan-huan-gong, 104 Gan-guo Lord Gan-jian-gong, 83 Gan-guo Lord Gan-ping-gong, 99 Gan-guo Lord Gong-jian-gong, 99, 119 Gan-guo state, 137 Gan Mao, 219, 239, 248, 251–56, 291, 321 Ganquan, 227–29, 319, 369, 403, 437 Gan-shi Xing-jing, 548 Gan Yanshou, 396, 454, 458 Gan Ying’s expedition for the Roman Empire, 465 Gao-che state, 471 Gao-chi lake deity, 338 Gao Jiang, 80 Gao Jianli, 324–25, 327 Gao-luo-shi barbarians, 83 Gao Ruo, 30 Gao-shi and Guo-shi clans, 131 Gaotang Sheng, Han dynasty scholar, 478 Gao-yao, 308, 527, 529 Ga Xian Dong, Tuoba Xianbei’s cave house, 431, 467 Geng Bing, 461–62, 567–68 ghost, spirit and soul, its afterlife staying power , 66 ghosts, 23, 39, 56, 66, 69, 97, 111, 144, 148, 171, 381, 432, 531, 543 ghosts and spirits on the ‘gui
zhong’ rosters, 85 Gobi, 442, 457, 461, 468, 477, 567 goddess, 277, 485, 511 gods, 39, 41–42, 45, 117, 148, 152, 498, 500–501, 503–4, 506, 509, 513,
515, 518, 542 animal-body, 512 guardian, 109 human, 506 monthly, 274 golden mean principle, 577 Gong-gong, 33, 246, 533 Gong-gong-shi dynasty, 94, 568 Gongsun Cuo2, 192, 205, 280 Gongsun Hong, 386, 541, 543–46, 550 Gongsun Long, 64, 172, 279 debate on human innate
character, 64, 280 Gongsun Shu, Emperor Bai-di (white/western emperor), 563 Gongsun Yan, 224–29, 232, 235, 239–40, 243, 319–20 Gong-yang and Gu-liang schools of interpretation for Chun-qiu, 384 Gong-yang commentary on Chun-qiu,
382, 473, 539–40 Gongyang Gao, 166–67, 540 Gou-jian, 127–28, 137, 143, 151, 156–57, 160, 180 Gou-mang, 109, 512 grain guardian Goulong, 410 grand duke iplanet, 58, 111, 190, 276, 293–94, 354, 403, 408, 511, 547–48 grand duke iplanet calendar system, 58, 176, 295–96, 353, 406–7, 548, 571 dual track, 407 Greater Yuezhi, 428 Great Wall, 185–86, 212–13, 215, 230, 232, 321–22, 326, 328–31, 340–41,
370, 372, 392–93, 422–24, 437, 439 Qi Great Wall, 174, 179–80, 186, 216, 230 Qin Great Wall, 372 Wei Great Wall, 212, 322 Yan Great Wall, 424 Zhao Great Wall, built on top of the east-west roof-shaped mountain, 232 Qin’s west-to-east elm forest wall, 213, 229, 423 Great Xia land, 86, 122, 133, 307, 324, 387, 410, 414, 416, 527 Greek philosophical elements, 569 Gu3-guo state, 82, 88 Guangwu battleground, 363 Guan Ying, 358, 360, 362–66, 378–79 Guan Ying’s campaign against the Huns at Gaonu (Yenan) in 177 B.C., 379 Guan Zi, 429, 566 Shan Quan Shu (mathematical strategy), 534 guardian, 109, 117, 307, 309, 387, 415–16, 512, 516 guardian-gods, 416, 513 guardian-gods embodying the five elements of metal, wood, water, fire and
mud, 109 Gua Xia Yi-jing, from the A.D. 279 Ji-zhong tomb excavation, 524 Gui-cang Yi, 20, 29, 168, 338, 482, 493, 512, 520–21, 523–30, 532–35 rhymed contents, 520 Ben Shi1, 525 Chu Jing, 521, 523, 525–26, 529 Qi3 Shi, 504, 509, 517, 525–28, 533, 535 Qi-mu Jing, 525 Zheng-mu Jing, 512, 525–28, 533 Gui-cang Yi and Shi1 Fa, 532 Gui-cang Yi and Zhou Yi, 520, 524 Gui-cang Yi divination, 509, 512, 520, 524–29, 532–33 Gui-cang Yi examples, 534 Gui-fang, 413–14 Gui-gu-zi, 128, 225 Gui-gu-zi, fabricated names of Wang Xu/Wang Chan, 225 Gui Gu Zi, 189–90, 225 Guilin and Xiang-jun commanderies, 397 Gui-yang and Xiangling warfare, 213 Gu-liang commentary on Chun-qiu,
18, 94, 382, 384, 473, 476–77, 539–40, 568 Gulliver, 129, 514 Gun, 7, 33, 76, 412, 502, 509, 528, 531, 534, 551 Gun’s death, 534 Gun’s divination, 533 Gun’s feather mountain, 534 Gun’s flood control, 509 Guodian Chu Jian, 63–64, 123–24 Guo-guo state, 540 Guo Pu, 202, 275, 332, 477, 503–4, 508–10, 512–14, 516–19, 524, 526–28,
534–35 Guo Pu’s compliments as to The
Bamboo Annals, 516–17 Guo Pu’s hermeneutic error in interpreting poem Asking Heaven, 516 Guo Qin Lu (discourse on the Qin’s blunders), by Jia Yi, 379 Guo-wu-zi, 30 Guo-xia, 124, 131 Guo Yu, 7, 18, 20–21, 29, 32–33, 54–55, 83, 88, 111–12, 128–29, 137, 149, 415,
419–20, 502 Chu Yu, 7, 20–21, 32, 54–55, 85 Jinn Yu, 70, 88, 162, 502, 522 Lu Yu, 128, 502 Wu Yu, 128, 137 Zheng Yu, 83, 308–9, 420 Zhou Yu, 33, 97, 112, 308, 415 Guo Yu by Wei Zhao, 430 Guo Yu Ji-gu, 568 Guyang, 213, 215, 229, 328, 423, 462 Gu Yanwu, 62, 73, 148–49, 154, 236 H Haan An’guo, Yushi Da-fu, 437 Haan Buxin/Haan-jian-zi, 111, 126 Haan Fei Zi, 127, 132, 162–63, 166, 172, 175, 182, 187, 209, 215, 217, 236–37,
272–73, 300–301, 537 Gu1 Fen4 (lonely agony), 301 Haan-fei-zi, Legalist, 342 Haan-fei-zi and Lao-zi section of Shi-ji,
62 Haan Guang, King Yan-wang, 345–46, 357, 369 Haan Honorary-prince Chengyang-jun, 264 Haan Honorary-prince Chengyang-jun and Lord Dong-zhou-jun, 264 Haan-jian-zi, 111, 162 Haan-jing-zi, 186–87, 197, 204–5 Haan Jue, 8, 15–17, 21, 31–33, 38 Haan-kang-zi, 162–63, 178, 187, 317 Haan
kings, 216, 228, 239, 248, 255–56, 269, 289, 302, 319, 335, 354, 356–57, 370 An, 152, 204, 209, 301–2, 324, 341 Daohuiwang, 335 Huanhuiwang, 204,
282, 287, 289, 335 Huiwang, 335 Liwang, 255, 260, 268 Xiangwang, 204, 251, 255–56, 260, 268, 357 Xuanhuiwang, 204, 222, 230, 232, 236, 238–39 Xuanwang, 225 Haan Lord Haan-zong-qian, 186 Haan
marquis, 173, 186, 199–203, 207–10, 222, 235 five, 335 Haan Marquis Aihou, 187–88, 197, 204, 207 Gonghou, 188 Haan-gong-hou, 202 Haan-jing-hou, 178 Jinghou, 185 Liehou, 187–88, 197, 204 proclaim, 232 Weihou, 222, 232,
236, 319 Wenhou, 187, 197, 204 Wuhou, 205 Yihou, 188, 197–98, 200, 204, 217 Zhaohou, 197, 202–4, 207–10, 215–17, 222–23,
335 Zhao-li-hou, 217 Haan
ministers, 188, 216 Haan minister Duan Gui, 163 Haan
minister Gong-shu, 239 Haan
minister Gong-zhong-Chi, 256 Haan
minister Haan-ji, 215 Haan
minister Haan Yan, 197 Haan
Nie, 267 Haan
princes, 256, 266 Haan
Prince Tai-zi-Cang, 243 Haan
Prince Tai-zi-Huan, 239 Haan Qi, 70, 74, 76, 81, 89, 101 Haan Ruoshan, 188, 197, 200, 202 Haan-shi school of Shi-jing,
156, 373, 436 Haan state’s ceding the Shangdang-jun commandery to the Qin state, 282 Haan-wang-xin, 357, 366, 369, 372–73, 435–36 Haan Wuji, 32, 38 Haan-wu-zi, 15, 160, 178, 186–87, 204 Haan-xian-zi, 15–16, 26, 32, 35, 38, 89 Haan Xin, 269–70, 356, 359–67, 372–73, 435, 538 King Haan-wang, 374 Haan Xin killed by Han Empress Lv-hou via three-lineage extinction, 435 Haan-xuan-zi, 38, 70, 81, 86, 111 Haan Ying, 156, 373, 436, 540 Hai-nei Shi-zhou Ji, 549 hairstyle, 371 braided, 272, 371, 400 chui ji (coiled), 272, 371, 400 hallmark campaigns, 216 hallmark events, 180, 199, 204, 245, 259, 283 Handan, Zhao capital city , 183, 188, 209–10, 216, 227, 246, 262, 284–86 Handan Campaign, 194, 207, 209–11, 284, 286 Handan-Maling-Guiling Campaign, 196, 216, 219, 225 Han dynasty founder-emperor Liu Bang’s rebellion against Qin, 346 Han dynasty founder-emperor’s reviving Confucianism, 538 Han dynasty imperial libraries, 566–67 Han Dynasty minister Sang Hongyang, 386 Han dynasty’s elimination of non-Liu-surnamed kings, 373 Han dynasty’s three seventy-year cycles, 485 Han dynasty emperors Chengdi, 401, 459, 477, 479–82, 484–85,
555–56 Chengdi, 561 Feidi, 473–74 Gaodi, 256, 399, 538 Gaozu’s unification of China, 366 Gengshi-di, 554–61, 565 Gengshi-di, downgraded to Marquis
Weiwei-hou, 558 Guangwu-di, 146, 293, 407, 461, 522, 550,
554, 558–66, 569, 571–72 Guangwudi’s rebellion against the Xin
dynasty, 552 Guangwudi’s unification war in western
China, 563 Hedi, 462–63, 560 Hui-di, 336, 375–78, 380, 399 Huidi and Empress Lv-hou, 368 Jianshi-di, 557–59 Jingdi, 146, 368, 381–85, 401, 437, 439,
489, 539–42 Liu Bang, 164, 347–48, 370, 372–75, 397,
424, 435–36, 485 Mingdi, 300, 381, 455, 461, 553, 562, 566–68 Ming-di, 566 Pingdi, 293, 486–87, 563 Ru-zi Ying, 487, 557 Wendi, 64, 97, 360, 367–68, 373, 378–81,
383, 397, 426, 436–37, 439, 484–85, 489, 537, 540–41 Wudi, 293–94, 296, 367–69, 385–86, 388,
390–95, 397–401, 403–7, 429–30, 437–48, 472–73, 477–78, 483–84, 489–92, 539–50 Wudi’s campaigns, 439, 445 Wudi’s enthronement, 385 Wudi’s oblation on the Taishan mountain, 387 Wudi’s search of a path to Indian through
southwestern China, 490 Wudi’s Mt. Taishan oblation, 501 Wudi’s Taichu-li calendar, 296, 406 Xiandi, 340, 468 Xuandi, 389, 396, 442, 448, 451, 453–54,
456, 462, 474–79, 487, 517, 537, 539, 545, 564 Yuandi, 178, 293, 396, 406, 457–58, 476,
478–79, 485, 540 Zhangdi, 476, 550, 568–71 Zhangdi’s adoption of the Sifen-li
calendar, 571 Zhaodi, 382, 390, 404, 450–53, 472–74 Han Empress Lv-hou, 359, 368, 373–76, 397, 435–36, 558 Han-fei-zi, 165, 287, 300–301, 324 Han dynasty generals Cen Peng, 563–64 Chai Wu, 350, 363, 373, 380 Ban Chao, 465, 480 Ban Yong, 467 Dou Xian, 460, 462–63 Fei Cen, 467 Geng Gong, 466 Haan Anguo, 440 Haan Shui, 400 Haan Yannian, 447 Huo Qubing, 392–93, 441, 444, 546 Li Guang, 440 Li Guangli, 342, 393, 395, 439, 443–46,
448–49 Li Ling, 395, 447, 449, 456 Lu Bode, 447 Feng Yi, 563 Shang Qiucheng, 449 Wei Qing, 489, 544 Yan Cen, 564 Yang Pu, 391–92, 398, 400 Han’guguan Pass, 214, 239, 258, 260, 290, 297, 320, 346–47, 353–54,
356–57, 359–60, 362, 385 Han prime ministers Gongsun Hong, 394 Kong Guang, 384 Kuang Heng, 396 Liu Qumao, 389–90 Lv Jia, 397–98 Tian Qianqiu, 390 Wei Guan, 541 Han Prince, Liu Ruyi, 375 Han Princess Liu Piao, 385 Han Shu, Yi-wen Zhi, 64, 128, 368,
481, 520, 536 Han-shui River, 59–60, 86, 119, 121–22, 133, 243, 251, 260, 272–73, 275,
277–78, 308, 495, 499, 507–8 upperstream, 399, 495 Han-shui River and Jiang1-shui River, 273 Han-shui River in poem, 119 Han-shui River in Yu Gong, 275 Han-shui River’s origin, 507 Hanzhong-jun commandery (312 B.C.), 248, 329, 393, 424 He2 Chengtian, 178 heaven gods, 501 heaven hexagram, 571 heaven-human telepathy, 546 heaven king, 437 heavenly burial practice, 330 heaven pond, 271 heaven reverence, 307, 313, 387 heaven sacrifice, 105 heaven’s emissary, 18 heaven’s rule, 482 heaven’s way, 39, 62, 92, 106–7, 148, 538, 543 hegemony, 5, 16, 32, 136, 208, 537 hegemony king, 128, 156, 353, 355, 365, 367 hegemony king’s way versus king’s way, 475 hegemony lord, 137, 198, 230, 317 Heirang summit (602 B.C.), 5 He-lu (He-lv), 107, 121–22, 127, 316 hemp-wrapped hair style of the San-miao barbarians, 371 Henan-jun commandery, 357, 379 Henriette Mertz, 498, 506, 512 Hetao, 326, 329, 409, 417 hexagrams, 27–29, 65, 77, 85, 109, 139, 146–47, 168, 292, 338, 510–12,
520–30, 532–34 augury order, 522–23 binary, 482 cases, 529 complex, 29 da-zhuang, 65, 510, 526 dictum, 27, 526 dictum’s cryptic, 526 dragon-related, 109 female-male, 521 gui-mei, 526 images, 526, 530 ji-ji, 521 ming-yi, 526–27 no-change images, 28, 522 non-benevolent dictum, 533 returning-home maiden, 529 river-crossing, 522 tai-zhi-ba, 522 transformant, 27, 29, 77, 532 you2-xi, 338 Hexagrams, the Fu-xi Innate (Inborn), 523 He-xi Corridor campaign, 490 hill agricultural tax (‘qiu fu’),
73 Hind Cheshi of the Western Territories, 467 Ho, Ping-ti (Heh Bingti), 2, 64, 92 Honggou Truce, 364 Hong-shui River, 137 Honorable-prince Changping-jun, 325 Honorable-princes (Honorary-princes), Four Mengchang-jun, 151,
191, 224, 235, 320 Pingyuan-jun, 267, 281–82, 285 Chunshen-jun, 151, 248, 256, 270, 282 Xinling-jun, 151,
280,, 285, 290 horizontal alliance, 224, 226, 228, 236, 262 first, 224–25, 236 horizontal alliance strategists, 226, 241, 266 horizontal-vertical alliance, 224 Hou Han Shu, 562 Xi Qiang Zhuan, 216, 414 Hua2-guo state, 24 Huai Nan Zi, 120–21, 154, 157,
170–71, 331–32, 403, 493–94, 496–98, 500–503, 508–9, 526–27, 529, 531, 534–35,
547–48 Huai nan Zi, Wan Bi Shu, 547 Hu and Wuhuan barbarian mercenaries, 389 Huangchi Assembly (482 B.C.), 136–37, 152, 156, 161, 164 Huangdi-tiao-li calendar, Zhang Shouwang’s, 404 Huangfu Mi, 77, 90, 166, 172, 178, 252, 288, 313, 415, 482, 521, 524,
527–28, 572–77 forgeries related to the Yellow Thearch
and Lord Yao, 575 forger of Gu-wen Shang-shu, 576 suspected by Qian Xizuo as
forger, 575 Huangfu Mi and Ji Kang’s writings on the hermits, 77 Huangfu Mi’s basis, 482 Huangfu Mi’s citation, 524 Huangfu oath, 5 Huangji Alliance (304 B.C.), 257 Huang Liao, 236 a weird-talent person with
heavenly questions, 236 Huangniu-qiang barbarians, 442 Huangzhong-Yuezhi-hu barbarians, 442 Huan Tan, 520, 546, 565–66, 573 deciphering fatality and
mandate, 565 Huan Tan’s New Discourse, 520 Huanyuan mountain pass, 351 Hua-shi clan’s rebellion in the Soong state (521 B.C.), 98 Hu barbarians, 253, 261–62, 268, 328, 331, 424, 428, 430, 475 Hu-di summit after the Battle of Yanling, 28 Hui Korean state, 391 Hui-mo barbarians, 79, 163, 364 Humu Jing, 326 Humu Sheng, 540, 546 hundred schools of thoughts, 106, 165, 168, 171–72, 183, 227, 238,
336–37, 480–81, 536–37, 541 Hunnic chanyu (emperors) Hu-lu-gu, 448–50 Laoshang, 425 Mote, 410, 424, 431, 435–36 Mote’s letter to Han Emperor Wendi, 436 Tu-qi’s 1000-li distance campaign against
Hu-han-ye, 456 Wu-wei, 444–45 Yizhiye, 440 Yi-zi-ye, 443 Youliu, killed, 462 Zhizhi, 457 Hunnic Er-chanyu (son emperor), 445 Hunnic kings, 370, 379, 394–96, 425, 440–41, 446–48, 450, 453, 455, 459,
468–69, 476 Aojian-rizhu-wang-Bi, 561 Gu-xi-wang, 455 Huhanye-chanyu, 476 Hu-jie-wang, 455 Hu-ni, 464 Hun-ye, 421, 441, 490 Hu-ye-wang, 392 Liu Yuan, 446 Mote, 370, 430 Ou-tuo-wang, caught by the Han army, 450 Loufan-wang and Baiyang-wang, 329 Xidu-wang, 460 Xing-wei-yang, 454 Xiutu-wang, 390, 392, 441, 490 You-xian-wang, 441 Zuo-xian-wang, 468 Hunnic language, 433 Hunnic master-slave relationship, 432 Hunnic pilgrimage, 432 Hunnic queen’s title, 193 Hunnic royal clan of Tu-ge, 434 Hunnic Ruins in the Abakan River area, 448 Hunnic split of 51 B.C., 456 Hunnic tribal affiliation, 432, 469 Hunnic Tui-dang-cheng, 373, 436 Hunnic turmoil of five chanyu kings, 457 Huns, origin from Chunwei, 410 Huns after the Han dynasty, 468 Huns and Jie-hu barbarians, 470 Huns and the Eastern Hu barbarians separated by the Ou-tuo land, 431 hunting dogs, black-color Haan-lu, 281 Hunye (Hunnic king), Marquis Luoyang-hou, 441, 490 Hun-Yuezhi War, 430, 491 Huo Guang, 390, 394, 448, 451, 472–76 Huo Guang and Shangguan Jie, 448 Huo Guang’s returning regency to Han Emperor Xuandi, 451 Huo Qubing, 386, 438, 441–43, 472, 490 Huo Qubing’s wrestling over the Western Corridor from the Huns (121
B.C.), 392 Huo-shi clan’s rebellion against the Han emperor, 475 hydraulic-powered armillary sphere, 529 I illusionary counterclockwise revolution, Dipper mansion’s stars, 570 image characters of the Sanxingdui Culture, 243 immortality, 34, 51, 97, 508 its meanings in Zuo Zhuan, 51 immortals, 34, 51, 63, 252, 328, 334, 438, 491–92, 497, 499, 506, 508 immortals in the East China Sea, 328 immortals on the Kunlun mountain, 506 imperial academy, 92, 381, 485–87, 550, 565–66, 573–74 imperial library, 146, 169–70, 402, 404, 476–77, 480–81, 572 implicit prophecy, 564–65 import, 507 incarnation, 346 iplanet (embodiment of a virtual inverse-moving Jupiter), 111 iron cast ovens, 439 J jade, thrown into the Yangtze to quell the water turbulence, 338 Ji2-surnamed ancestor Bo-tiao, 3 Jia-gu summit (500 B.C.), attended by Confucius, 113 Jia Kui, 94, 568, 570, 572–74 reinterpreting the order of the
five thearchs, 568 Jialing-jiang River, southern-flowing, 495, 507 Jian-da-wang Po, in Shanghai Museum bamboo slips, 124 Jiang1-nan land, 272 Jiang1-shui River, 251, 273, 275, 304, 308, 507 west-to-east, 480 Jiang1-shui rivers in Zuo Zhuan,
495 Jiang1-shui River’s origin, 507 Jiangdong-jun Commandery, 151, 248, 256 Jiang-rong ancestor Wu-li, 1, 415 Jiang-rong barbarian ally’s chieftain Rong-zi-Juzhi, 43 Jiang-rong barbarians, 315, 413, 419, 423 Jiang-tai-gong (Jiang Shang), 97, 415, 422 Jiantu summit, 120 Jianzhang-gong palace, 388, 492 Jiao Yanshou and Jing Fang, 478 Jiao-zheng Zhu-shu Ji-nian, by Hong Yixuan, 209 Jia Yi, 169, 260, 272, 275, 379–80, 386, 436, 473, 484, 539, 544, 568 jia-yin epoch, 178, 294–95, 403–4, 406, 482, 570–71 Jia Yi’s fear of early death over pestilence of southern China, 379 Ji Cheng, 30, 153, 516, 518 Jie-hu barbarians (‘xiong-Hu chou-Jie’), 396, 434, 470 Jie-hu language (Latinized), 434 Jie Shu Lv4 (law of clasping books), 336 Jie-soong, Xia King Jie tyrant-equivalent Soong lord, 191, 208 Ji-huan-zi, 112–16, 124, 130 Ji-kang-zi, 116, 130, 135–36, 157, 159 Ji Lve (abridged catalog), 481, 536 Jin-ben Zhu-Shu-Ji-Nian
Shu-zheng, by Wang Guowei, 250 Jingdian Shi-wen, by Lu Deming, 184, 572–73 Jing Fang, 478, 521–22, 532, 565 Jing Hua Yuan, by Li Ruzhen, 493 Jing Ke, 302–3, 324–25 Jingshan, 72, 117, 121, 133, 495, 552 Jingshi, 143 Jing-shui River, 25, 44, 79, 184, 301, 316, 323, 330, 419, 421–23 Jin-mi-di, 390, 472 Jinn ancestor Uncle Tang-shu, 120 Jinn founder-lord, 73 Jinn General, 9, 16, 33 Jinn General Shi Hui, 6 Jinn General Xian Hu, 8 Jinn General Zhao Zhan, 9, 17, 25 Jinn General Zhi-zhuang-zi, 10 Jinn lords, 10, 12–19, 21–23, 25, 30–32, 34–42, 45–48, 51–54, 69–73, 76,
79–80, 83–84, 88–89, 162, 215 last puppet, 202 new, 32, 47 post-split, 185 puppet, 197 Aigong, 163 Aigong and Jinggong, 202 Aigong in Shi-ji, 162–63, 174 Aigong/Yigong, 164 Chenggong, 3, 5, 16, 21, 38 Chugong, 152, 155–56, 162, 174, 179, 196,
199 Daogong, 32–33, 35, 37–39, 42–45, 47, 51,
316, 421 Daogong’s Qi3-guo origin dowager, 65 Dinggong, 101, 110–11, 126, 136, 152, 155 Huaigong, 314 Huan’gong, 188, 199, 202 Huan’gong’s relocation, 202 Huigong, 1, 43, 79, 149, 314, 411–12, 415,
420, 534 Jing3gong, 4–5, 10–13, 15–17, 19–23, 191 Jing4gong, 162–64, 174, 180, 183, 199 Jinggong, 202, 208, 216 Jinggong in Shi-ji, 208 Liegong, 151, 174, 179–81, 183, 185–86, 194,
198–200, 202 Ligong, 23–25, 27–28, 30–31, 47, 315, 421 Linggong, 315 Pinggong, 44, 46, 50–53, 55, 59–60, 69,
71–72, 75–80, 82, 108, 171, 316 Qinggong, 95, 105,
108, 110, 179 Wen’gong, 18, 38, 53, 86, 88, 106, 111, 120,
136, 314–15 Wen’gong’s Jiatu,
72 Wugong, 4, 38, 108 Xianggong, 25, 31, 315 Xian’gong, 33, 86, 108, 125, 153, 314, 374,
410, 420 Xiaogong, 199, 202 Yigong, 163 You’gong, 180 Yougong, 164, 174, 179 Zhaogong, 82–84, 89 Jinn marquis, 6, 10, 12–14, 21, 35–36, 45–46, 53–54, 77, 157, 186, 202,
236, 534 Jinn
Marquis Liegong, 186 Jinn
Marquis Muhou, 88 Jinn Marquis Wenhou, 111 Jinn minister, 6, 8, 15, 18, 22–24, 26–29, 31, 39–40, 47–48, 52, 68, 101,
105, 110, 120 Bi-wan, 77 Bo-zhou-li fleeing to the Chu
state for asylum, 26 Bo-zong, 12, 26, 118 Chang-wu-zi, 157 Fan Mian, 48 Fan-wen-zi, 22 Fan-xian-zi, 77, 104–5, 110, 124 Fan-xuan-zi, 37, 39, 42–43, 47, 51, 55, 414 Fan Yang, 49 Haan Pang, 162 Haan Qi, 70 Haan-xian-zi, 35, 38 Haan-xuan-zi, 70, 76, 101 Zhao-wen-zi, 56 Hu-fu, 81 Ji-qin, 105, 124 Ji Tan, 99–100 Ji-yi, 100 Liang Li’ke, 263, 314 Luan-huan-zi, 49 Luan Shu, 19, 21–22, 27, 31 Luan-wu-zi, 22, 26 Nv-shu-Qi, 72–73 Nv-shu-kuan, 111
Nv-shu-Qi, 73 Qi-wu, 24, 67 Fan-wen-zi and Luan-wu-zi, 28 Shi Gai, 40–41, 45, 48 Shi Hui, 6, 14, 56, 97 Shi-jing-bo, 110 Shi-kuang, 47, 65 Shi Ruo, 39 Shi-wen-bo, 76 Shi Xie, 20, 23, 56 Shi Yang, 105, 125 Shi-zhao, 66 Shi-zhen-bo, 18–19 Shu-xiang, 44, 54, 60, 68, 75, 77, 79, 81,
83, 86 Wei-maan, 133 Wei Shu1, 69, 111 Wei Xiang
(Lv Xiang/Lv-xuan-zi), 24, 32, 246 Wei-zhuang-zi, 32, 36 Xiayang Shuo, 19 Xie Yang, 12 Xi Ke (Xi-xian-zi), 14–15 Xun Yan, 39–40, 46, 48 Xi-cheng-zi, 6 Xun Li, 88, 110 Xun-lin-fu, 4–5 Xun Yan, 39–40, 46, 48 Xun Yao, 159 Xun Yin, 96, 107 Xun Ying, 34, 42, 119 Yangshe Zhi, 35 Yan-jia, 79 Yan-mei, 124 Yuan-shi-An, 4 Yue-huan-zi, 68 Zhao-jian-zi, 33, 110, 119, 124, 126, 152 Zhao-wen-zi, 56 Zhao Tong, 13, 19 Zhao-wen-zi, 53, 68 Zhao Wu, 42, 56 Zhao Yang, 105, 109-110, 112, 125, 130, 134 Zhi-bo, 161, 164, 175, 253 Zhi Li and Zhao Yang, 105 Zhi Qi, 49 Zhi-wu-zi, 28, 35 Zhi Ying, 39 Zhong-xing-xian-zi, 47 Zhou-bin, 49 Jinn Prince Chong’er, 314, 522 Jinn Prince Ji Zhou, 31 Jinn Prince Yiwu, 314 Jinn Prince Yong, 315 Jinn Prince Zhoupu, 22 Jinn Prince Zi-yu, 314 Jinn’s elimination of the Luhun-rong state (525 B.C.), 87 Jinn’s extravagant Siqi-gong Palace, 83 Jinn Shu, 434, 517, 524, 574, 576 new, 524, 574 Jinn’s mercenaries, 1, 415 Jinn state, 4–7, 16–17, 19, 23–24, 26–27, 36, 43–44, 50–51, 54–56, 70–72,
82–84, 107–8, 110–11, 123–26, 130 Jinn state’s founding lord, 80 Jinn states of Haan-Zhao-Wei, 266 Jinn state’s power under the control of six families, 108 Jinn-Wu alliance against the Chu state, 20 Ji-ping-zi, 81–82, 89–90, 102–4, 108, 110, 112 Ji-rong barbarians, 421 Ji-surnamed states ordained by the Xia kings, 79 Ji Tong, Marquis Xiangping-hou, 378 jiu-bian, 516–17, 528 jiu-ge, 516–17, 528 Jiu Ge, 260, 499 Xiang-jun [lord Xiang], Xiang-fu-ren
[lady Xiang, taken to be the Han-shui River goddess by Qian Mu], He-bo [count
of the Yellow River], Dong Huang Tai-yi [the “eastern sovereign
grandiose one” lord], Guo Shang [hymn to the fallen], 499 jiu-shao, 516 Jiujiang-jun (nine rivers) commandery, change of territories, 346 Jiuquan and Wuwei commanderies, 444 Jiuyuan, 56, 213, 253, 261–62, 329, 423, 489, 561 Jiuzhou-zhi-rong barbarians, 99, 131 Ji-wen-zi, 15, 18, 20, 22, 28 Ji-wu-zi, 15, 40, 50–51, 58, 76, 103 Ji-zha, 61–62, 135 Ji-zhong tomb and Wangjiatai excavation texts, 535 Ji-zhong tomb divination texts, 524 Ji-zhong tomb excavation, 517, 520, 524, 527–29, 576 Ju1-shui River and Zhang1-shui River, 133 Ju3-guo Lord, 3, 52, 84 Ju3-guo Lord Ju-qiu-gong, 21 Ju3-guo Lord Libi-gong (Ji3 Mizhou), 35, 46 Ju3-guo Lord Zhe-qiu-gong, 67 Ju3-guo prince Ji3 Zhanyu, 67 Ju3-guo’s elimination of the Zeng1-guo state, 37 Ju3-guo state, 3, 11, 21–22, 37, 41, 47, 50, 76, 81–82, 102–4, 131, 165,
172, 180 Jue Qin Shu, by Lv Xiang, 25 Jueyin summit (531 B.C.), 81 Juliang summit and Wen-di summit (557 B.C.), 46 Julu, 347, 350–51, 555 Junchen Chanyu, 426, 437, 489 Jupiter, 40, 58–59, 78, 80–81, 111, 175–77, 276, 293–96, 353–54, 403,
407–8, 482–83, 532, 570 deviation due to exceeding chronogram, 58 Jupiter and the Chen-guo state’s fate, 80 Jupiter calendar system, 58 Jupiter in Wu-xing Zhan, 406 Jupiter’s astral position, 176 Jupiter’s chronogram, 155, 176, 294, 404, 406, 408, 570–71 Jupiter’s linear scale log, 353 Jupiter’s positions in Zuo Zhuan
and Guo Yu, 59 mirroring iplanet, 111, 276 quail heart ecliptic position and its astrological interpretation, 78 revolution cycle, 293 sidereal effect, 483 Juyan Lake, 433, 442, 446–47, 461 Juye, 474 Juzhu, 435, 437 K Kai-yuan Zhan Jing, 199, 223, 548 Kang-ju, 434, 438, 453–54, 457–58, 464–65 Kao Xin Lu, Cui Dongbi’s postmortem book, 222 Keng-cao Ling, by Shang Yang, 206 Khangai Mountain, 462 Khotan, 428, 438, 454, 463, 507 kings east, 101 fatuous, 276 hegemon, 205 lesser, 457 sun chasing, 432, 448, 454–55,
460 virtuous, 432 west, 101 King Bo’s Dang-shi clan, 313, 416, 419 King Chu-wang, 382 King Haan-wang-xin’s seeking asylum with the Huns, 372 King Hejian-xian-wang, 167 King Huainan-wang’s eight elderly intelligentsia, 547 King Jiaoxi-wang, 64, 537 Kirghiz, 396, 448, 457–58 Kokand, 393, 438–39, 444–46, 489 Kong An’guo, 85, 166, 169, 384, 386, 545, 549, 572–76 Confucius descendant, 384, 545 Kong Cong Zi, 142, 166, 169 Ji Mo (questioning the Mohists),
142 Kong Fu, Confucius’ 8th generation grandson, 142, 346, 348, 542 Kongtong, Yao-gong palace, 158 Kong Yingda, 146, 491, 572, 576 Kong-zhuan Shang-shu, 576 Kong-zi Jia Yu, 116, 128, 144, 147, 166–67, 169 Korea, 80, 368, 370, 391–92, 394, 427, 446, 509–10, 535, 562 four commanderies of Lelang, Zhenfan, Lindun and Xuantu, 392 King Wei-youqu, 391 Korean campaign (109 B.C.) and establishment of four commanderies, 392 Lord Hui-jun’s defection to the Han dynasty in 128 B.C., 391 minister Xiang-haan-tao, 392 minister Xiang-lu-ren, 392 Koreans, 370, 391–92, 467, 514 Kui surname, 412 Kui-surnamed Qiang-gao-ru, 13 Kui-surnamed Rong-di Rong, 417 Kui Xiao, 554, 557–58, 562–63, 565 Kumtag Desert, 402, 439, 500, 504, 514, 516 Kun-du-lun River, 213, 328–29 Kunlun, 120, 242, 269, 334, 369, 438, 491–93, 495–97, 499, 502, 506–7,
512, 547 mythical hill, 310, 427–28, 438,
491, 495, 504, 508 a mythical state being pushed
beyond the Roman Empire, 491 the western mythical mountain,
499 Kunlun jade, 268 Kunlun Ruins, 438, 496, 510 Kunlun spring water, 497 Kunlun-xu Ruins, 438, 496–97, 508, 534 Kunming-chi Lake, 388, 400–401 Kunwu-yi barbarians, 400 Kushan Empire, 426, 428, 466 Kushan Yuezhi, 426, 465–66 L Lady Wang Zhaojun, 396, 459–61, 470, 479 Lai-guo state, 30, 34, 37, 46 Lake Baikal, 394–95, 443–44, 446, 448 Lake Juyan, 425, 442, 446 lakes, 2, 389, 392, 464–65, 492–93, 495, 498, 501, 510, 515, 517–18,
522–24, 526, 529, 543 bamboo rainhat, 143 chicken’s, 35 cloud, 338 continental, 111 dead water, 246, 333 dragon’s, 185 endorheic, 427, 492 fish’s, 547 grassless Chao-na-qiu, 246, 414 horse stable, 106 muddy, 200 sightseeing, 241, 320 void, 158 land, 13–16, 77–79, 162–63, 191–93, 203–5, 213–15, 253–57, 259–62,
271–78, 310–12, 318–19, 327–31, 356–61, 419–26, 496–500 continental ridge, 332 distant, 465, 476 eastern frontier, 79 empty mulberry, 535 fairy, 337 fief, 203 fox’s desert, 10, 13 he-nan, 328 historical Grand Xia, 410 king’s, 75 Kunwu-shi’s Jiu-xu, 24, 68 mundane, 534 mythical mulberry tree, 499 newly-colonized, 117 non-Sinitic, 307 northern leased, 328 riverside, 203 sheath, 329, 417, 423 spacious Guangdu-zhi-ye, 509 vacant, 134, 399 west-of-Qing1yang, 274 wintry, 547 xi-he, 165, 221, 248 language, 44, 144, 329, 370, 413, 416, 427, 433–34, 464, 471, 514, 577 heaven’s, 548 Langya, 140, 160, 304, 334–35, 339, 350, 380, 492, 552 Langya Stone Monument, 137, 287, 300, 304, 334 Lao-ai’s rebellion and Lv Buwei’s dismissal, 287, 298–99, 323–24 Laoshang Chanyu, 426, 436–37, 462 Lao-zi, 62, 64, 106, 147, 149–50, 167, 171–72, 198, 537–38, 540, 577 Lao-zi, fabled Taoist founder, 63, 334, 538 Lao Zi, 63, 381 Lao Zi, original themes being Confucian, 63 laurel tree forest, 332, 510 Legalist circumstantial power sect, 238,
302, 536–37 law and punishment sect, 238,
302, 536–37 Legalists, 165, 206, 236, 299, 323, 342, 346, 536–37 Legalist school of thought, 206, 208, 536–37 Legalist sects of circumstantial power, bureaucracy, and law &
punishment, 302, 536–37 legendary islands in the seas, Peng-lai, Fang-zhang, and Ying-zhou, 334 legendary Kua-fu, 497–98 legendary mountains, 117, 133, 193, 332, 399–400, 438, 495, 507 Legends of Mountains and Seas, 519 Lesser Yuezhi, 428, 442 Liang (Wei) King Huiwang, 201–2, 220, 232, 245, 379–80, 436 Liang-bo, 314 Liangfu-yin Ballad, 387 Liang-qiu school of Yi-jing, 565 Liangshan mountain’s earthquake-triggered collapse, 18 Liang Yusheng, 113, 154, 202, 215, 245, 261 Lian Po, Honorary-Prince Xinping-jun, 289 Lian-shan Yi and Gui-cang Yi, 29, 482, 493,
524–25, 535 Liaodong commandery, 279 Li Cang, 241, 353, 374 Li Dan (librarian), 64, 537 Li Dui, 240, 263–64, 280 Lie-zi, 11, 379 Lie Zi, 11, 63, 153, 172 Zhou-Mu-Wang, 153 Li Guang, 381, 383, 392, 438–41, 443, 490 Li Guangli, 390, 393–95, 443, 445–50 Cheng Bushi and Zhi Dou, 381 Li Guangli’s surrender to the Huns, 449 Lih Daoyuan, 202, 211, 250, 289, 492, 502, 507, 528, 534 Lih Ji, Marquis Quzhou-hou, 383 Lih Shang, 351, 375 Lih Yiji, 351, 359–61, 363–64 Li-ji, 54, 66, 70, 140, 144, 146, 165–67, 238, 384, 420, 478, 484, 512–13,
525, 551 Ru-xing (Confucian behavior), 140 Wang2 Zhi, 165, 238 Lijian (Rome/Alexandra), 342, 458–59, 465 Li Ke, 165, 167, 206 Li Kui, 165, 167, 179, 206 Li Ling, 367, 395, 401, 432, 447–50 lonely fight against the Huns,
447 Li Ling’s confronting the Huns with 5000 archers, 447 Lilliput, 129, 514–15 Linde-li calendar, 404 Lin Geng, 260, 276, 403 Ling-qu Canal, 332 Ling Xian, by Zhang Heng, 524 Linjin summit (310 B.C.), 250 Li-rong barbarians, 420–21, 429 Li Sao, by Qu Yuan, 91, 276, 403, 517, 526, 528 Lishan Mountain, 328, 340–41, 346, 354 Li-shan woman, 504 Li Si, disciple of Xun-zi, 238, 287, 300, 379 Liu Ao, 479 Liu Bang, 270, 277, 327, 331, 341, 345–67, 369–70, 372–74, 377, 387, 399,
424, 435–36, 477, 538–39 Marquis Wu’an-hou, 350 Liu Bang’s conferral of kingship onto generals, 359 Liu Bang’s escaping the Xingyang city under the cover of Ji Xin’s fake
surrender, 362 Liu Bang’s sacking Xiang Yu’s capital city Pengcheng, 358 Liu Bang’s taking over the Qin capital city, 353–54 Liu Bi, King Wu-guo, 383 Liu De, King Hejian-xian-wang, 169, 381, 384, 525, 539 Liu Fa, King Ding-wang of Changsha, 385 Liu Fei, Qi King Daohuiwang, 376, 380 Liu Heh, Marquis Haihun-hou, 474 Liu Heng, Kai Dai-wang, 376 Liu Jia3, King Jing-wang, 374 Liu-jing Ao Lun, by Zheng Qiao, 148 Liu Ju, 386, 389–90, 474 Liu Sheng, King Zhongshan-jing-wang, 389 Liu-shi clan’s origin as the dragon-tamer, 382 Liu surname, 348, 365 Liu-surnamed ancestors, 348 Liu-surnamed clan’s migration history, 348 Liu-surnamed descendants, 557 Liu surname’s history, 348 Liu Tao, King Dingtao-gong-wang, 480 Liu Wu, King Liang-wang, 382, 385 Liu Xiang4, 114, 166, 169–70, 184, 227–28, 238, 241, 300, 302, 374, 382,
477–78, 480–82, 536, 539 Shuo Yuan, 86, 172, 211, 277 Zhan Guo Ce, 149, 241 Liu Xiang4’s textbooks, political discourse, 477 Liu Xin, 145, 169–70, 173, 178, 384, 406–7, 477–78, 480–87, 520–21,
524–26, 534–37, 539–41, 551, 553–55, 569–70 Li Pu, 173 Liu Yi Lve, 537 rebellion against Wang Mang, 553 Santong-li, 403, 407, 480 Shi4 Jing, 178, 406, 481–82, 484 Liu Xingju, Marquis Dongmou-hou, 377–78, 380 Liu Xiu, King Xiao-wang, 556 Liu Ze, Marquis Yingling-hou and King Langya-wang, 377 Liu Zhang, Marquis Zhuxu-hou, 377 Li Xi, Marquis Dai4-hou, 483 Li Xueqin, 522, 529, 532 Li Yannian, 368–69 Liye Bamboo Slips, 342, 345 Li Yiji, 351, 538 Li You, Qin magistrate for the San-chuan-jun commandery (prefecture), 347 lobbyist, 192, 200, 228, 238–39, 247, 256, 263, 266–67, 345 Logicians, 107, 171, 205, 536–37 longevity, Wei King Huichengwang, 227 lord colored (directional), 211 county, 78, 182, 198 high, 66, 70, 77, 153–54, 233,
246, 488, 493, 501, 504, 509, 516, 528, 533, 535 in-charge, 108 necromancy, 205 proxy, 226 Lord Di-jiang, 505 Lord Di-ku, 80, 506 Lord Dong-zhou, 175 Lord Dong-zhou-hui-gong, 175, 202 Lord Dong-zhou-jun, 264 Lord Dong-zhou-wu-gong, 175 Lord Highness, 312 lord’s capital-city-on-earth, 495, 508 lord’s celestial chariot, 570 lord’s divine springs, 497 lord’s gifting a heavenly dog, 154 Lord Shun, 307–8, 311, 387, 413, 415, 497, 499, 504, 506, 508, 510–11,
513–15, 569, 572, 575–76 Lord Shun’s abdication, 64 Lord Shun’s divination, 528 Lord Shun’s Huan-long-shi clan, 109 Lord Tai-di, 333, 387 Lord Xi-zhou, 175 Lord Xi-zhou-Huan-gong, 174–75 Lord Xi-zhou-Hui-gong, 175, 202 Lord Xi-zhou-jun, 264 Lord Yao, 94, 117, 142, 145, 308, 348, 382, 473, 494, 497, 543, 545, 568,
572, 576; enthronement in the forged ‘jia-chen’
year, 576 Lord Yu, 18–20, 61, 74, 76, 128–29, 193, 307–9, 332–33, 399–400, 411–13,
495–97, 499, 518, 543, 545 Lord Yu’s Ji-shi, 517 Lord Yu’s Legends, 496 Lord Yu’s Tributes, 18, 34, 85, 94, 193, 288, 291, 321, 499–500, 534, 547, 564 Lord Yu’s wife, 496, 528 Lord Yu’s Xia Dynasty, 409 Lord Zhuanxu, 7, 69, 74, 78, 94, 117, 220, 307, 313, 403, 408, 502, 506,
515–17, 568–69 Lord Zhuanxu’s Ruins, 80 Lord Zhuanxu’s Zhuanxu-li
calendar, 176, 294; see also Yin-li,
Taichu-li and Sifen-li calendars Loulan, 393, 425, 444–45, 448, 451, 466, 474–75 loyalty, 102, 252, 269–70, 557 three-generation, 340 L-shaped Han-shui River inflection area, 117, 275, 495 Lu4-guo minister Feng-shu, 12 Lu ancestor Bo-qin, 120 Luan-shi clan’s demise in the Jinn state, 50 Luan Ying, 49–50 Lu Bode, 398, 446–48 Luhun-rong & Jiang-rong, 411, 420 Luhun-rong barbarians, 1, 19, 87, 95, 100 Lu Jia, 2, 352, 364, 377, 379, 397, 403, 538–39 Lu Junling & Lin Gan, 89, 100, 105, 124, 160, 172 Lu-li calendar, the Lu Principality’s, 176 Lu lords, 17–19,
34–37, 39–40, 75–76, 102–5, 108, 110, 113, 135–37, 147–48, 155, 157, 159,
172–73, 484 Aigong, 109, 112, 115–18, 123, 127–28,
132–37, 140, 143–45, 155, 157–60, 176, 220, 404, 571 Chenggong, 13–14, 18, 21, 23–24, 27–28, 30,
32, 75 Daogong, 159–60, 164, 170, 172–73 Dinggong, 111–14, 121, 124–27, 129 Gonggong, 173, 207, 209 Huan’gong, 23, 102, 110, 130, 313 Jinggong, 173 Kanggong, 173 Kaogong, 112 Min’gong, 70 Mugong, 173, 183 Mugong’s time, 268 Pinggong, 173–74, 236, 404, 571 Pin’gong, 176 Qinggong, 173, 287 Shanggong, 481 Wen’gong, 12, 28, 46, 110, 308, 473, 505 Wugong, 481–82, 484 Xianggong, 24, 32–34, 36–37, 40-41, 43,
49–50, 54, 58, 60–62, 67–68, 71, 73, 75–76, 92, 473 Xianggong, 59 Xian’gong, 481 adjusted, 484 Xigong, 1, 3, 41, 130, 227, 309, 315, 534 cited, 309 Xuan’gong, 1–5, 10, 12, 23, 414 Yin’gong, 5, 145, 147, 151, 293, 313, 484 Yuan’gong, 173 Zhaogong, 2, 67, 70, 73, 75–76, 79, 82,
84–85, 87–88, 92, 94, 97, 102–3, 106, 108–11 Zhuanggong, 102–3, 165, 308-9, 532 luminaries, 90–91, 405–6, 482–83 Lu ministers,
50–52, 58, 60, 62, 70, 76, 84, 108, 125, 135, 159, 183 Dongmen-xiang-zhong, 12, 14, 51, 103 Du-xie, 73 Gong-sun-gui-fu, 14 Gong-sun-You-jing-shi, 159 Gong-sun-You-shan, 157 Guo-zhong, getting fat for eating too much
word, 157 Ji-huan-zi, 112 Ji-kang-zi, 133–34 Ji-ping-zi, 81, 105, 108, 110, 112 Ji-sun, 130 Ji-sun-fei, 140 Ji-sun-Yiru, 84,
110 Ji-sun-zi, 28 Ji-wen-zi, 19–20, 22, 37 Ji-wu-zi, 39, 41, 43, 60, 67–68, 76 Meng-ru-zi, 140 Meng-xian-zi, 19, 28, 32, 37, 40 Meng-xiao-bo, 51 Mengyi-zi and
Yang-hu, 108 Mu-shu, 36, 46, 60 Nan’gong Jingshu, 62 Nan Kuai, 82 Rong-cheng-bo, 60 Shen-xu, 59, 95 Shu-gong, 77, 81–82 Shu-lao, 46 Shu-qing, 143 Shu-zhong-mu-zi, 82 Shusun Bao, 55, 58, 68 Shu-sun-Mu-zi, 44, 62, 68, 73 Shusun Qiaoru, 28 Shusun-ruo, 101 Shusun Shu, 157 Shusun-zhao-zi, 82, 89–90, 103–4 Shu-sun-zhuang-sun, 65 Wu-shu and Gong-nam,
125 Zang Ge, 36 Zang-sun-Xu, 15 Zang-wen-gong, 308 Zang-wen-zhong, 51 Zang-wu-zhong, 115 Zhan Qin, 502 Zhong-sun-mie, 34 Zhong-sun-zhao-bo, 37 Zi-fu-hui-bo, 84 Zi-fu-jing-bo, 136–37 Zi-jia-ji, 103 Zi-shu-Sheng-bo, 28 Zi-tai-shu, 105 Lu minister Ji-ping-zi made live sacrifice to Duke
Zhou-gong, 81 Lu
minister Qing Feng, killed by the Chu king at Zhu-fang , 73 lunar calendar, 92, 284, 405 lunar lodges, 39, 59, 80, 84, 90–91, 98, 177, 353, 476, 482, 547–48 dipper, 78, 97, 175, 177–78,
296, 570 eastern well, 480 Girl, 177 heaven tortoise, 97 ox mansion, 97, 100, 119, 175,
177–78, 296, 368, 415, 570 Lun Heng, by Wang Chong, 481 lunisolar, 91 Luntai, 451–53, 461, 474 Lun Yu (The Analects), 114, 116, 146–47, 166, 384 Luobupo Lake, 427 Luo Mi, 483–84, 499, 525–26, 577 Luo-shui River, 2, 19, 33–34, 45, 68, 95, 105, 144, 179, 184, 421, 526,
531, 543, 550 Luoxia Hong, 405–6 Luo Xianglin, 463–64 Luoyang Qielan Ji, by Yang Xuanzhi, 465 Lu Prince Gong-heng, 17 Lu Prince Gong-wei, 108, 135 Lu Prince Gong-yan, 108 Lu Prince Luan, 104 Lu Prince Yin4, 82 Lupu Bi, banished minister, 57–58, 71 Lupu Bi’s brother Lupu Kui, 57 Lupu Jiukui, pet minister, 15 Lu-shi and Haan-shi school of Shi-jing,
373 Lu-shui-hu barbarians, 342 Lu state, 15, 17, 45–48, 58, 70, 74–76, 103–5, 110, 115–16, 123–26,
130–33, 135–36, 156–57, 173–74, 286–87 Lu Wan, Eastern Hunnic Ru King, 366, 369–70, 374–75, 435–36 fleeing to seek asylum with the Huns, 370 rebellion against the Han dynasty, 370 Lu Yun Fa (magic of recording fate), 563 Lu-zhong-lian, 238, 270, 285 Lu-zi-ba-wang, Shuo-guo King Shu-wang, 242 Lv Buwei, Marquis Wenxin-hou, 176, 284–85, 287–88, 290–96, 298–301,
322–24, 381, 398, 406–7, 566 Lv-guo State, 377 Lv-hou, 375–77, 380, 397 Lv Jia, 398 Lv Li, 265 Lv-lin army, 552, 554–56 Lv-shi Chun-qiu, 119, 121, 165–66, 176, 185, 192, 220–21, 223, 260, 262, 266–67, 292–93,
497–500, 502, 534–35 encyclopedic book, 292 …
Qiu-ren [Pian], 497 sophistry book, 89, 201, 233,
257, 494, 502 three-acre territories, 398 three parallel statements about
the three sieges of the Soong state, 181 Lv-shi Chun-qiu and the Qin Empire’s first year on the Zhuanxu-li calendar, 292, 294 Lv Simian, 80, 85, 254, 378, 508 M Maan-shi-zhi-rong barbarians, 2, 19 magic witchcraft, 384–86, 388–89, 449, 576 Ma Guohan, 338, 512, 521, 526, 528–29, 534 Maling and Huai-di battles, 201 Mandate of Heaven, 446 debate over the argots, 564 Mang Tong, Marquis Chonghe-hou, 449 Mao Heng (Elder Mao-gong), 167 Mao Shi Shi-jing (Mao-gong school of Shi-jing),
381, 484 marquis, 35, 79, 154, 164–65, 185–87, 189, 204–5, 214, 224, 226, 312,
373, 380, 441, 457–58 fatuous, 474 Hunnic gu-du-hou, 562 king-sanctioned, 165 listed ( lie-hou), 396, 560 new Shu-guo, 251, 321 subprefecture, 551 symbolic, 369 Marquis Shenhou’s Jiang-surnamed Li-shan people, 504 Marquis Zeng1-hou/Sui-hou Ji Yi’s tomb, 91 Mars, 39, 59, 70, 74, 80, 91–92, 95, 104, 143, 338, 482, 527 Mars sacrifice and the Shang dynasty’s fire (‘huo ji’) calendar, 39 Mars’ loitering in the heart mansion, 480 Master Haan’s school of poems, 418 Master Lv’s Spring and Autumn
Annals, 292 Mawangdui Mausoleum, 63, 147, 168, 226, 241, 293, 296, 353–54, 406,
522–23, 531, 569 Mawangdui Mausoleum bamboo slips, philosophical divination, 168, 522 Mawangdui Mausoleum divination scripts, 156, 168, 521–22 Mei Yi, 90, 146, 521, 574–77 Mencius, 46, 63–64, 77, 94, 115, 124, 145, 166–67, 171–72, 178, 201, 222,
236–38, 244–45, 279–80 Gao-zi, 280 Teng-wen-gong Xia, 310 Wan Zhang, 77 Mencius’ thought of good human nature, 64, 123–24 Meng Ao, 322–23 Mengchang-jun fleeing the Qin state, 258 Meng Tian, 278, 303, 328–29, 340, 352, 372 Meng-xi-zi, 62, 76 mercenaries, 2, 342, 431, 458, 468 Hu cavalry, 389 messenger, heaven’s, 3 metal, Shang dynasty metaphysical material, 238, 326 metallurgy, 461 metamorphosis, 504 Mian-shui River, 193 Mian-zhu barbarians, 160 Mi-bing (stop war) assembly among 14 nations (546 B.C.), 24, 56, 181 migration, 70, 420, 425–28, 463 Mi-guo State, 422 milfoil divination systems, 20 milfoil raw materials, 527 military farming, 381, 437, 443, 446, 450, 452–53, 455, 461, 474 military farming in the western regions, 461 Milky Way, 59, 78, 95, 119, 335, 368, 547 millennium, 1, 329, 411–12, 415, 417, 428, 458 mimeographed books, 301, 567 ministers, 24–26, 28–33, 38–39, 43–48, 50–54, 66–68, 71–75, 98–101,
129–31, 133–36, 156–59, 253–56, 307–9, 474–78, 565–66 aetheling, 23; agricultural, 107, 386, 544,
553; appointed, 215; celestial, 548; da-fu,
34, 39, 41, 46, 74, 123, 131, 141, 218, 221, 246, 553; divination/chronicle,
168, 521; duke-equivalent, 383; engineering, 32, 37, 41, 87, 107, 143, 158; favored,
48; fief’s housekeeper, 82; finance, 385, 545–46; five eagle tier, 94; five
peacock tier, 94; foreign, 545; guest, 299; imperial admonition, 473, 539; in-law
family, 296; interior, 36, 113, 308, 546; justice, 55, 113–14, 120, 157, 379,
381, 473, 545–46; lord’s eloquent, 97; nei
shi, 40; nine chief (‘jiu qing’), 367; nine levels, 545; pet, 71;
protocol, 303, 308; qing shi, 41;
secretarial, 568; shangzhu-guo, 348; shao zai, 9; shi lao, 85; si-tu, 356; ‘si-tu’ Zhu-jiu, ‘si-ma’ Diao-jiu, ‘si-kong’
Gai-jiu, ‘si-kou’
Shuang-jiu, and ‘si-shi’ Gu-jiu, 94; stable, 69; tai
shi, 90; ting-wei, 299;
treacherous, 145; vassal, 476; water irrigation, 69, 307; you shi, 146; zheng qing,
126; zuo-yin, 354 Min-yue founder-king Wu-zhu, 399 Min-yue state, 368, 371, 397, 399–400 Mi Rong, Honorary-prince Xincheng-jun, 259, 280 Mi-surnamed Chu people, 308–9 Mohist, king’s loss of throne for the benevolent righteousness, 154 Mohist school of thought, 171, 536–37 moon, 27, 76, 90–91, 93, 335, 339, 405, 432, 482–83, 511, 514–15, 526–29,
533, 564, 570 dark, 405, 508 new, 90–92, 403, 405, 483 moon eclipse, 93 moon phases, 66, 91–93, 532 chu-ji, 92, 143 different interpretation
approaches, 92 fixed points, 92 ji si-ba moon, 92 quarter, 92 Mote Chanyu, 370, 372, 374, 410, 424–26, 430, 432, 435–36, 446, 462 mother Earth, 492, 518 mountain forests, 9 mountain forts, 328, 423 mountain ghosts, 548 mountain gods, 501 mountains, 18, 193, 273, 328–30, 337–38, 391–92, 427–29, 462, 490–96,
498–99, 503–9, 514–15, 517–19, 521–26, 534 bearing-down, 269, 514; feather,
496, 500, 502, 528, 534; five, 427, 492, 501, 518; high peak, 72; laurel, 509;
legendary Kunlun, 491, 493, 506; lord’s, 495; plum, 47; piled-up rocks
(Ji-shi), 495; sacred, 309; square top, 495; sunset and moonset, 515; tablet
(Jie-shi), 327; three precarious peaks, 500; tomb, 193, 332, 400;
turtle/tortoise, 113; volcanic, 495; wild, 491; wing-shaped, 191 mountain sacrifice, 89 Mount Baideng, 372, 424, 435 Mou Runsun, 537 movement, five-nation upgrading-to-king, 173, 225, 232, 319 Mo-zi (Mohist), 165–66, 170–72, 182, 252 Mo Zi, 61, 116, 136, 160, 170, 172, 175, 182, 330, 422, 517 300 recital poems, 300 chord
poems, 300 song poems and 300 dancing poems, 61 Ming Gui, 171 Mo-zi’s mock battle, 170 mulberry country Fu-sang, 497 mulberry forests, and mulberry forest god, 17, 40 Mulberry Tree Temple, 218, 289–90; also
see the tai-qiu temple music, 35, 40, 42, 138, 144, 152, 327, 337, 368–69, 379, 478, 481,
516–17, 533, 535–36 ancient, 35 harmonious, 98 high lord’s, 517, 528 Zhou, 61 music temperaments, twelve, 533 mutation, 1, 313, 332, 341, 400, 414, 416, 426, 458, 482 Mu-tian-zi Zhuan, 53, 124, 168, 269, 416, 485, 491, 493, 495–96, 498–500, 510–11, 515–17,
526, 528, 533–35 N Nanliang-Maling Campaign, 196–97, 210, 217, 219, 221 Nanyang commandery, 351 Nan-Yue Emperor, 371, 397 Nan-yue Emperor Zhao Hu, queens buried sacrificial, 371 Nan-yue Emperor Zhao Tuo, 331–32, 342, 371, 397 Nan-yue Emperor Zhao Tuo’s ancestral graves, 397 Nan-yue Emperor Zhao Xing, 397–98 Nan-yue Emperor Zhao Ying-qi, 398 Nan-yue state, 368, 371, 394, 397–401 Nan Yue Zhi, by Shen Huaiyuan, 332, 398 Nanzheng, 247, 355–56 Nan-zheng city, 161, 317 Nan-zi metaphor of a female pig, 115,
127 Wey prince Kuai-kui’s
stepmother, 127 Naturalist school of thought, 171, 536–37 necromancy, 198, 230, 317, 328, 389, 424, 473, 550, 554, 563, 565 Han Emperor Xuandi being a civilian emperor, 473 Qin and Zhou’s destiny of re-union, 317 Zhou King Lingwang to be the king with beard, 33 Zhou dynasty’s reign of 700 years with 30 kings, 2 necromancy-nature books, 564–65 necromancy subjects, 553 Newfound-Qin-land, 442 Niaoshu-tong-xue-zhi-shan (bird and rat cave) mountain, 507 Nie-sang Summit (323 B.C.), 223, 235 nie-ti-ge, 276, 296, 403 nine cauldrons, 84, 117, 151, 252-253; also see cauldrons connecting heaven with earth, 2 the fabled weight in Zhan Guo Ce, 253 inscription and images, 2 loss, 218, 230, 252, 289 myths surrounding the
disappearance, 289 one versus three versus nine,
333 retrieval from the Si-shui
River, 334 sacrificial animals, 2 vibrating with sound, 151, 164 weight, 230 Nine Greater Prefectures, concentric annularities,
501 nine-head, 508, 511, 518, 533 nine-head baby-outcry monster, 534 nine protocol ministers’ reception given to assassin Jing Ke, 303 nine skies, concentric versus blocs, 500 Niu Hong’s book collection award and Sui Emperor Wendi’s book collection
decree, 481 non-existent ancient sovereigns, 566 Northern Huns, 461–64, 466–67, 562, 567–68 Northern Huns’ defeat, 462 North Yan state’s involvement in the Sinitic affairs, 191 number crunching logic, Sima Qian’s, 158 Nv-wa, 232, 274, 513, 528–29 O oath, 15–17, 19, 22–24, 39–42, 51, 53, 67–68, 84–85, 111, 113, 122,
124–25, 136–37, 155–56, 220–21 oath ceremony, 84 oath summit, 35, 51, 67, 84 oblation, 18, 69, 76, 270, 307, 313, 333, 387, 566 oracle bones, 140, 414, 418, 494, 513 Orkhon Script, 434 Osh, 393–94, 443 Ou-dai-di, 254, 431 outskirts oblation music, 369 outskirts oblation, 37, 70, 369, 502 Ou-tuo-wang, Hunnic King, 450 overlordship, emperor-equivalent, 266 overseas fabled states in Huai Nan
Zi, thirty-five, 500, 509 P panacea-finding overseas trips, 334, 492 Panyu (Fanyu/Canton), 331–32, 398–400, 510 passes, Dasui, Zhiyuan and Ming’e, 121 Pei Songzhi, 203 penal codes inscribed on Deng Xi’s bamboo slips, 97 inscribed on Fan-xuan-zi’s iron cauldron, 110 inscribed on Zi-chan’s cauldron, 74 Li Kui’s Fa Jing, 206 Shang Yang’s Qin Lv4, 206 Pengcheng Campaign, 54 Pengxian-shi Rong, 313 Peng Yue, 351, 356–58, 362–66, 374, 435 personification, 333, 387, 518 pestilence, 260, 379 philosophers, 107, 125, 166, 172, 482, 525 philosophy, xu-xuan (virtual
and metaphysical), 575 phoenixes, 94, 144, 451, 453, 474–76, 499, 503, 509, 518, 541, 543, 568,
570 pilgrimage, 10, 72, 84, 142, 216, 220, 309, 413–14, 492 pilgrimage temple, 218, 289–90 pilgrimage visits to the Chu and Jinn lords, 60 pillars, 64, 112, 325, 364, 508 country’s, 66 heaven’s, 246 Pingyang Treaty (468 B.C.), 159 planet, five, 80, 274, 292, 296, 353–54, 405, 475, 482–83 planet Jupiter, 547; also see
Jupiter planet Mars; also see Mars Fire Planet’s Ruins, 92 Mars (‘ying-huo’) was staying at the heart lunar lodge (Antares), 338 poem Guan Cang Hai, 335 poem Li Sao, 276, 499, 512 poem Si Mei-ren, 260, 499 poem Zhao Hun, 260 poems chord, 61 farming, 16 five-character format, 395 Han dynasty ‘yue fu’, 368 Jiu Ge, 260, 499 love, 89, 434 seven-character format, 368 poems Gaotang and Shen-nv, 277 pole star, 570 posthumous titles of the Hunnic kings, 459 power, supernatural, 144 power rotation, 308 power structure of the Eastern Han dynasty, 560 power transfer, 64 precession variance, 570; history of the sun’s drift across the 26.25
degree Dipper mansion, 177 prefectural kingdom system, 342 prime minister (cheng xiang),
285, 287, 368, 378–81, 386, 472, 475, 479, 544, 554, 556–57 private academies, 336 prodigy, 255, 379, 538 prognostication, 168, 521–22, 524, 529, 532 prophecy, 110–11, 131, 148, 198, 227, 382, 473, 478, 480, 483, 565, 570 primitive, 501, 533–34 prophecy books, chen-wei category, 473, 483, 571 propitious signs, 250–51, 405, 483, 551, 566 protector-general’s office, the Western Territories, 453; also see Xi Yu Protector-general’s Office protocol, vassals versus ministers, 14 proto-Taoists, 63–64 Proxy King Wu Guang, 347 Proxy-Lord Si-jun, 158 Pu-shui River, 211–12, 249, 320 Q Qi1-di oath, 30 Qi1-di summit (568 B.C.), 34, 36 Qi3-guo Lord, 120 Qi3-guo Lord Huan’gong, 37 Qi3-guo Lord Jian’gong, 164 Qi3-guo Lord Wen’gong, 59, 74 Qi3-guo state, 19, 24, 47, 52, 60, 65, 68, 84, 104, 116, 151, 163–64 Qi3 Zhao, 85 Qian-fu Lun by Wang Fu, 212, 420 Qiangic barbarians, 340, 431, 465 Qiangic chieftains, 453, 475 Qiangic language, chao-na meaning dragon, 333 Qiangic princes, carrying the ‘du’ suffix, 410 Qiangic rebellion, 453, 475 Qiang-zhong land, 428 Qian Mu, 62–64, 113–17, 144, 147–49, 161–68, 171–74, 179–85, 187–90,
197–210, 214–36, 240–42, 270–73, 275–77, 283–85, 292–93 Qian Mu & Yang Kuan, 189–91, 196, 218–19, 223, 225, 232, 235–38, 257,
260, 263, 266–68, 515 Qian Mu and Xu Zhongshu, 203 Qian Mu’s correction of errors in Shi-ji
Suo-yin, 115 Qianxiang-li calendar, 570 Qianzhong-jun, 251, 271–72, 275 Qianzhong-jun campaign, 274 Qianzhong-jun commanderies of the Chu and Qin states, 259, 271, 274–75 Qi generals, 211 Shen Fu, 224 Sima Rangju/Tian Rangju/Chen Rangju, 348 Tian Du, 350 Tian-gong-zi-Jusi,
183, 227 Tian Ji, 210, 212, 235, 253 Tian Pan, 183, 227, 230 Tian Shou, 201 Tian Ying, 220 Xiang-zi, 268 Zhao-xiang-zi, 228, 235–37, 257, 319–20 Qi Great Wall Campaign, 181, 199 Qi Great Wall construction, 213 Qi Honorary-prince Mengchang-jun, 224, 235, 240-241, 253, 258, 320 Qi kings, 196, 210, 212, 219–24, 232, 234–37, 241, 244–45, 253, 255, 263,
265–68, 363–64, 378, 544 Aiwang, 377–78, 380 Gongwang, 152 Huiwang, 231, 247 Jian, 152, 283, 304, 325 Minwang, 57, 190–91, 208, 234–37, 240–41,
245, 247, 258, 260, 262–63, 265–70, 290, 515 Tian Jian, 551 Weiwang, 190–91, 196, 208–9, 211–12, 218–20,
223–24, 228, 232–33, 235–36, 238, 240, 244, 258, 266, 319 Wenwang, 380 Xiangwang, 149, 165, 270, 551 Xuanwang, 190–91, 197, 218–19, 221, 223,
225, 228, 232, 235–38, 240, 244, 257–58 Qi King Minwang’s death with tendons pulled, 268 Qi King Minwang’s elimination of the Soong state, 267 Qi King Weiwang and court jester Chunyu Kun, 196 Qilian-shan Mountain, 428, 441–43, 459, 489, 491 qi-lin animal, 138, 144–45, 379, 543, 570 Qilin-ge Palace, 474–76, 478 Qi Lord, 14–16, 30, 46–52, 71, 75–76, 80–82, 97, 103–4, 108, 125–27,
131–32, 134–35, 139–40, 185–86, 189–91 Daogong, 132, 134 Hou-shan4, 189, 190 Hou-wu, 190 Huan’gong, 1, 57, 72, 82, 86, 136, 165, 253,
259, 273, 314, 335, 402, 418, 566 Huigong, 3, 6, 13, 60, 104, 116, 132, 140,
142, 160 , 104, 116 Jing3gong, 52, 57-59, 70–71, 75, 80, 82, 88,
97, 103–4, 108, 113, 125, 142, 191, 387 Jing3gong and Wey Lord Linggong, 129 Jing3gong and Zheng Lord Jian’gong,127, 53 Jing3gong and Zheng Lord Xian’gong, 124 Jinggong and Yan-zi, 104 Kanggong, 185, 189–90, 196, 220 kneeling, 155 Linggong, 30, 34–35, 37, 44, 46–48 Lingong, 30 Pinggong, 140, 182 Pinggong and Wey Lord Zhuanggong, 143 Qinggong, 14–15,
17 Taigong, 220 Weiwang, 193 Xianggong, 12 Xiaowu-huan-gong, 189–90, 219 Xuan’gong, 140, 182–83, 185, 189 Yan-ru-zi, 132 Zhuanggong, 104 Qi
Lord Tian Yingqi calling himself Marquis Chen-hou, 219 Qi
Lord Zhuanggong’s expedition to render aid to Jinn minister Luan-huai-zi, 50 Qi Marquis, 54, 102, 212, 219, 231 Qi Marquis Tian Shan4, 190 Qi Marquis Tian Wu, 190 Qi Marquis Xiaowu-huan-gong, 190 Qi ministers, 14,
16, 34, 48, 50, 52, 70–71, 111, 135, 183, 235 Bao Guo, 30, 58, 80 Bao Mu, 131, 134 Bao Qian and Confucius’ metaphor of losing
two feet, 30 Chen-cheng-zi, 159 Chen Huan and Chen Zhuang, 135 Chen Qi4, 130 Chen Wuyu, 37 Chen Zhen (Tian Zhen), 234 Gao Gu, 15 Gao Hou, 46 Gao-wupi, 157 Gao Yan, 71, 82 Gao-zhang, 111 Gao Zhi, 71 Guan-zi, 387, 501 Guo Wei, 249 Guo-jing-zi, 53 Guo-shu and Gao-wupi,
135 Guo-xia, 120, 124, 130 Guo-zi, 68 Han3 Zhi, 140 Li-mi, 125 Liangqiu Ju, 103 Luan Shi, 80 Luan Zao, 70 Lvqiu, 155 Ning Qi’s singing, 259 Qian Chensi’s
admiration for Duan’gan, 191 Qing Feng, 48, 55 Tang-gong, 52 Tian Bu, 185 Tian Chang, 139, 160 Tian Chang, 132, 139–41, 160, 189, 340 Tian-dao-zi, 185 Tian-gong-zi-Jusi,
183 Tian Heng, 120, 132 Tian Qi4, 130–32 Tian Wen2, 198 Tian Ying, 233 Tian-xiang-zi, 182 Wang-qiu, 30, 37 Wang-sun-Hui, 50 Wang-sun-Jia, 158, 269 Wang-zi-Cheng-fu, 13, 30 Wu-yu, 55 Yan-huan-zi, 14, 37, 46 Xi-wen-zi, 47 Xuan Shi, 130 Yan-huan-zi, 14, 46 Yan-ping-zhong, 50, 62 Yan Ying, 48, 70, 97, 103 Yan-zi, 142 Yong-lin, 82 Zi-wei, 67, 78, 81 Zou-ji-zi, 210 Qi princes, 78 Chujiu, 52 Gong-zi-Guang, 39–42 Gong-zi-Guang, 48 Shi-zi-Guang, 35 Tian Fazhang, 269–70, 551 Xiaobai, 82 Yang-sheng, 131–32 Qi state, 27–28, 70–72, 78, 134–35, 157, 189–90, 196, 224–28, 230–31,
234–35, 237–38, 240–42, 244–46, 249–50, 262–70 Qi state’s isolationist policies, 226, 283 Qi state’s Great Wall, 174, 179–80, 186, 216, 230 Qin ancestors, 307, 310–11, 329, 340, 372, 413, 417, 490, 507, 514 Bo-yi4, 69, 307–8, 311 Da-luo, 310–11, 419 Da-ye, 307–8 E-lai, 309 E-lai-ge, 309–10 Fei Chang (Bi Chang), 309 Fei-lian, 309–10 Nv-xiu, 307 Shao-hao-shi, 387 Zao-fu, 309 Zhongyan, 504 Qin ancestors’ lineage history, 309 Qin Commandery-county system, 331, 422 Qin Dynasty, 298, 324, 336–37, 367–68, 370, 403, 405, 408, 413, 424, 470,
527, 548, 569, 571 Qin emperor, 140, 209, 274, 287, 296, 299, 304, 334–35, 338–39, 341, 351,
492, 538 Qin Emperor Hu-hai (Ershi), 161, 205, 301–2, 331, 338, 340–41, 345–46,
348–49, 352, 538 Qin Emperor Shihuangdi, 176, 289–90, 292–96, 298–99, 301–2, 322–23,
325–26, 331–34, 336–37, 342, 352, 386–87, 389–90, 406–7, 492 nationwide tour, 333 encountering assassination, 327 book burning, 482 building the Jie-shi-men gate at the tablet mountain (i.e., the Mountain
and Sea Pass), 335 last cross-nation trip, 338 Qin Emperor Zi-ying, 341 Qin Empire, the first year on the Zhuanxu-li
calendar, 292 Qin Empire’s commandery-county system, 342 Qin Empire’s southern campaign, 332 Qin generals, 25,
315 Bai Qi3, 225, 264, 272–73, 278, 281–83, 286,
291, 301 Chu4-zi, 268 Chu-li-ji, 239, 245, 249, 252, 253 Gan Mao, 251 Gongsun Yuan, 251 Hu-su, 198 Hu Yang, 278 Jiu1, 287 Li Xin, 278, 303, 325 Lv-li, 241 Meng Ao, 267, 290, 297–98, 304, 322–23 Meng Tian, 327–29, 333, 337, 340, 372, 424,
430 Mi-rong, 257 Pao2-gong, 296 Sima Cuo, 242, 251, 264, 271–72 Sima Geng, 284 Wang Fen, 152, 304, 325 Wang He2, 224, 282, 284, 290 Wang Jian, 152, 300, 303–4, 324–25 Wang Li, 347, 350 Wei Yang, 215 Wei Zhang, 247 Wu, 42 Xiangshou, 255 Xiang Shou, 264 Yang Xiong, 351 Zhang, 347–50, 352 Zheng Anping, 286 Zhang Qiao, 203 Qin General Sima
Cuo’s crackdown on the Shu-guo rebellion, 258 Qin Honorary-prince Anguo-jun, 280 Qin Honorary-prince Chang’an-jun, 298 Qin-hu barbarians, 342 Qin-hu cavalry mercenaries, 342, 458 Qin Ji, Qin state’s chronicle, 196, 229, 336, 408 Qin/Jinn states quelling rebellion by Zhou Aetheling Shu-dai, 314 Qin kings, 228–30, 232, 239, 241, 245–47, 250, 252, 254–61, 265–67,
271–72, 274, 278–86, 293, 298–304, 323–25 Qin King Huigong, 246 Qin
King Huiwenwang, 218, 246, 320 Qin
King Huiwenwang’s article cursing, 333 Qin King Wuwang, 2, 206, 213, 229–30, 239, 243, 247, 250–54, 256, 261,
287, 299, 321, 423 weight lifter, 252 Qin King Wuwang being killed by the cauldron lift, 252 Qin King Xiaowenwang, 213, 229, 284–85, 293, 296, 322, 423 Qin King Zhaoxiangwang,
206, 235, 242, 254, 256–57, 259–61, 266, 268, 274–75, 280–81, 284, 287, 321–22,
423 Qin King Zhuangxiangwang, 176, 258, 283–84, 287–93, 296, 300, 322, 408 Qin lords, 23, 160–61, 175, 188–89, 196–97, 205–6, 214–17, 228–29,
231–32, 245, 247, 249, 275–76, 311, 313, 419 Aigong, 74, 87, 117, 122, 125, 160, 316 Bigong, 69 Chenggong, 314 Chugong, 193 Chu-zi, 313, 317 Daogong, 160–61, 164, 317 Degong, 314 Gonggong, 3, 25, 315 Huaigong, 175 Huan’gong, 13, 23, 25, 175, 315–17 Huigong, 160, 316–17 Huigong II, 175, 317 Huiwenjun, 222, 231 Jian’gong, 15, 175, 179, 184, 186, 317 Jinggong, 24–25, 39, 44, 68–69, 74, 307, 316 Kanggong, 25, 315 Li4gong, 160–61, 164, 175, 317, 330, 421 Linggong, 175, 179, 189, 317 Mugong, 24–25, 33, 43, 148, 153, 205, 299,
308, 314–15, 318, 330, 414, 416–17, 419–20, 422, 517, 522 Ninggong, 313, 416, 419 Wen’gong, 307, 312–13, 338, 387, 416, 419 Wugong, 313, 328, 419 Xianggong, 205, 301, 312, 341, 419, 514 Xian’gong, 161, 175, 189, 193, 197–98, 203,
205, 223, 245, 294, 317–18, 328 Xiaogong, 148, 158, 198, 205–6, 214–17,
221–23, 225, 238, 317–19, 330, 336, 423 Xuan’gong, 313–14, 387 Zao4gong, 161, 164, 175, 317 Zhuanggong, 311–12, 419 Qin
Lord Huan’gong’s failure to attend the Linghu summit, 23 Qin
Lord Wen’gong’s building the white god temple, 313 Qin magistrate Zhang Ruo, 267 Qin Marquis Gaowu-hou, 351 Qin Marquis Rang-hou, 259–60, 266, 271, 276, 278, 280–81, 287, 356 Qin Marquis Xiang-hou, 351 Qin Marquis Yinghou, 169, 281 Qin ministers, 17, 257, 260, 284, 325, 352 Baili Xi, 218 Feng Quji, 338 Gan Long, 205 Gan Mao, 230, 252, 321 Gongsun Mei, 247 Jing-jian, 205 Jian-shu, 283 Lv Li, 266 Lv Buwei, 255, 291, 295, 300 Shang Yang, 217, 286 Zhang Yi, 229, 241, 248, 256 Qin-mu-gong and Zhao-jian-zi’s stories, 153 Qin people’s ancestors, 307–8 Qin people’s homeland, 304 Qin people’s mountain and river gods, 246 Qin people’s Rong/Di customs, 329 Qin princes, 69, 216–17 Gong-zi-Hua, 229 Gong-zi-Shi, 264 Hou-zi-Zhen, 69 Huiwenjun, 214 Si, 216 Zi-chu, 284 Zi Ying, 341, 352 Qin reformer Shang Yang, 195, 198 Qin refugees in Central Asia, 342 Qin-ren Chinese, 458 Qin’s elimination of the Chu state, 303 Qin’s elimination of the Haan state, 302 Qin’s elimination of the Qi state, 325 Qin’s elimination of the Shu-guo and Ba-guo states, 242 Qin’s elimination of the Wei state, 303 Qin’s elimination of the Yan state, 303 Qin’s elimination of the Zhao state, 302 Qin’s royal family members, 352, 354 Qin’s seventy doctors, 335 Qin state, 213–14, 225–26, 228–29, 237–42, 246–48, 251–55, 265–66,
274–75, 283–84, 286–98, 301–2, 322–24, 329–31, 414–15, 422–24 Qin state’s Great Wall, 372 Qin state’s Shuofang-cheng fort, 489 Qin state’s taking over the Fen-shui River area from the Haan state , 281 Qin state’s unification of China, 500 Qin’s unification of China, 325, 424 Qin taking over the Yiqu-rong land in 272 B.C., 279 Qin Zhong, 311, 419 Qing1yang, 274-275; also see
Xiangling Truce Qiong Bu, 349, 354–55, 359, 361, 364, 374 Qiong-da Yi Shi (person’s destitution and fortune having its time) in Guodian Chu Jian, 124 Qiuci, 452, 454, 461, 466 Qiu-yuan, 246 Qiu-yuan-ci temple, 246, 414 jue-qiu dragon deity, 414 Qiuyu-guo minister Chi-zhang-man-zhi, 162 Qi-zhong-rong barbarians, 502 Quan-rong and Rong-di barbarians, 411 quarter remainder calendar, 175, 284, 406, 570–71 anterior Sifen-li, 58–59, 175–76, 178, 190, 293 embedded anterior, 404 experimental, 155 virtual, 177 quarter remainder calendar’s mathematical foundation, 177 quaternity, 529–32 Qu-bo-yu, 44, 89, 115 queen mother, 310, 334, 486, 496, 500, 506, 526; also see western queen mother Qun-shu1 states, 31 Quwo, 31, 46, 50, 174, 218, 221, 229, 236, 245–47, 281, 319–20 Qu Yuan, self-styled names zhengze
and lingjun, 276 Qu-zi Zheng-yin, 518 R Ran-you fetching Confucius from exile, 118 rebellion, 41, 141–42, 298, 303, 310, 340, 345–46, 373–74, 380, 383–84, 396–97,
399–401, 434–35, 469–72, 552 Han King Jibei-wang’s, 380 Qin eunuch Lao4-ai’s, 295 Qin Prince (shu-zhang) Zhuang’s,
254, 321 Wey minister Qi-bao’s, 97 Zhou Aetheling Shu-dai’s, 314 Zhou minister Dan-pian’s, 124 rebellion of the seven Han princeling states under King Wu-wang and King
Chu-wang, 384 reciprocal kingship acknowledgement meeting, 196–97, 219, 222–23, 227 recompilation, post-book-burning, 114 recompiled divination book, 338 recompiled Warring States time period books, 337 recompiler, 170, 172, 199, 230 Ren Xiao, 332, 371, 397 Restoration Emperor Geng-shi-di, 557 reverence, 138, 313, 333, 387, 432, 525 riddles, 16, 337 rites, 91–92, 123, 167, 384, 481, 513, 525, 574 rituals, 40, 43, 72–74, 76, 136, 138, 140, 413, 478, 484, 503, 536, 538,
541–43, 569 adulthood, 40 clothes, 309 greeting, 155 imperial crown, 319 kowtow, 34 protocols, 138 son-father, 144 Zhou dynasty’s, 70, 309, 368,
478, 520, 551 river, 8–10, 41–42, 44, 228–29, 273–75, 277–78, 307–9, 318–19, 349–51,
359–62, 364–65, 492–97, 505, 507–8, 521–22 mercury, 339 origin of the Han-shui river,
273, 275, 308, 399, 480, 495, 507 origin of the Jiang1-shui River,
243, 251, 273, 275, 308, 480, 507 origin of the Yangtze, 274-275,
507, 519 origin of the Yellow River, 161,
163, 213, 229, 507 subterranean, 541 river goddess, Han-shui River, 119 river gods, 76, 246 river gods of the Jiang1-shui, Han-shui, Ju3-shui and Zhang1-shui rivers,
117 Ri Zhi Lu, Zheng-yue Zhi Ji, 93 Roman legion soldiers, 458 Rong-di barbarians, 36, 73, 131, 298, 411, 417, 422 Rong-di Rong barbarians, 416–18 Rong-zhou settlement, 139 Rong-zi-Ju-zhi, 44, 420 Ru2-shui River summit (535 B.C.), 75 Rui-guo, 79, 411 Ruo-ao-shi/Dou-shi rebellion, 4 Ruo-guo state, 142 S sacrifice, 10, 39, 75–76, 81–82, 90, 95–96, 133, 136, 191–92, 219, 246,
338, 484–86, 508–9, 528 feng shan, 313, 333, 387 five, 109 king’s, 70 king’s
Xia-dynasty-outskirts-oblation, 76 live human, 16, 81 ‘rang2 [dispel] ji’ and the Chu
people’s four river gods, 133 raw fish, 518 raw sacrificial meat, 518 sheep, 133 western old woman, 388 Zhou dynasty’s, 290 sacrificial city Longcheng, 489 sacrificial materials, 117 sacrificial meat, 114, 217, 227 sacrificial money, 90 sacrificial rituals, 133 Salty Lake, evaporation of water, 492, 507 Salty Lake equated to the You-ze lake in Shan Hai Jing, 427 same origin of the Sinitic clans, 420 San Fen (three mausoleums) , 85, 482 San Guo Zhi, by Chen Shou, 370 San-miao barbarians, 1 San-miao exiles, 413–15, 417 San-miao people, 1, 411–12, 415, 495, 497 Santong-li calendar, 59, 407, 482–83, 486, 570; also
see the Yin-li, Zhuanxu-li, Taichu-li, and Sifen-li calendars Shang-shu and Chun-qiu
sorcery/prophecy and astronomical data, 483 Sanxingdui Culture, 243, 371 Sanxingdui Ruins, 120, 242–43, 371, 512 School of Forms and Names, 64, 171-172, 205, 279, 536–37 School of Logicians, 238–39, 279 School of Minor-talks, 536–37 Scythian motif artifacts, 430 Scythians, 425–26, 429–30 seas, 334–35, 339, 391–92, 398, 427–28, 438, 465, 492–94, 497–500, 502–3,
505–6, 508–13, 517–19, 526–27, 535 blue, 335 high, 465 mirage, 549 seasons, 39, 91–92, 94, 292, 511, 513, 531, 570 agricultural, 39, 92 rainy, 119, 345 scheduled, 36 secret capital city, 502 Seng Yixing, 482–83 seventy-two deities on the Taishan mountain, 387 sexagenary day calendar of ancient China, 65 sexagenary month and day of the Kunwu-shi people as recorded from the
Shang dynasty, 99 Shang aethelings, 513 Shang Aetheling Bi-gan, 7 Shang Aetheling Ji1-zi, 20, 391–92 Shang ancestor-king wang-hai’s affairs in the You-yi land, 498, 505 Shang ancestor Shang-jia-wei, 511 Shang ancestor Xiang-tu, 39, 92 Shangdang-jun commandery, 282 Shang Dynasty, 34–35, 39, 45–46, 74, 92, 133, 274, 309–10, 382, 410,
412–13, 416–18, 482–83, 513–16, 529–30 Shang dynasty bronzeware, 140 Shang dynasty calendar, 294–96, 404, 406; also see the Yin-li, Zhuanxu-li, Taichu-li, Santong-li and Sifen-li
calendars Shang dynasty deity, 503 Shang dynasty divination, 520 six images, 530 Shang dynasty prognostication, 525 Shang dynasty sorcerer wu-xian, 529 Shanggu commandery, 555 Shang-jun commandery, 163, 213, 228–29, 279, 335, 423, 427, 477, 490 Shang-jun Shu, 140, 214, 257, 272 Shang kings, 73, 75, 259, 309, 414, 418, 521, 528 Gao-zong, 414 Pan-geng’s relocation, 572 Shang-tang, 63, 146, 543, 577 Shang-tang’s Jingbo decree, 72 Tai-jia, 49 Tai-wu, 309 Wu-ding, 414, 497, 521 Zhouwang, 8, 75, 81, 105, 309 Zu-yi, 203, 207 Shang-lin Fu, by Sima Xiangru, 369 Shangluo-jun Commandery, 1 shang minister, 94 Shang minister Zhong-hui, 45 Shang prime minister Yi Yin, 63, 258, 577 Shang Qin-er-shi Shu, by Li Si, 140 Shangren summit (552 B.C.), 49 Shang Ruins, 2, 206–7, 230 Shang-shu, 20, 94, 336–37, 384–85, 387, 481, 498–500, 508, 536, 538, 540, 543,
545, 555–56, 572–77 ancient version, 384, 486–87,
521, 524, 572–77 ancient version being promoted
to academic doctorates by Liu Xin, 487 ancient version of, 384, 565,
572–74, 576–77 archaic fonts, 573 contemporary, 572 contemporary version, 481, 545,
573–75 debunking the forgery of the
ancient version, 577 from the double walls of
Confucius’ residence, 384 forged chapters, 577 lacquer-style, 565 magic number of chapters, 481 mutant ancient, 573 newly discovered 45 chapters
from the double walls, 384–85, 575 relation with the stone tablets’
texts, 573 split chapters from the contemporary
version, 575–76 stone monuments’ inscription,
567 from the ‘xiao-xue’ etymological
perspective, 573 Du Lin’s lacquer-roll version,
572 Gu-wen, 384, 484, 487, 574–77 Hong Fan, 20, 531 Huangfu Mi identified as a
culprit by Mei Zhuo, 575 Japanese Ashikaga version, 573 Jin-wen, 384, 575 Kong An’guo’s, 576 Ma Rong’s annotation, 573 Shang1 Shu, 20, 35, 330 Shang1 Shu divination story, 20 Shang-shu Wei, 571 Shang-shu Xu4, 575–76 Shang-shu Xu4’s falsified statement about the tadpole scripts, 576 Shu Xu4 (forged by Zhang Ba), 481 Tai4 Shi4, 105 Xian You Yi-de (Yi Yin and Shang-tang having one heart), 577 Xia Shu, 90, 94, 133, 143, 308, 499 Xia Xun, 36 Yao Dian, 91–92, 274, 500, 513 Yin4 Zheng, 90–91, 93–94 Yu Gong, 193 Zhengshi Stone Tablets, 573 Zhou Shu, 5, 20, 27, 38 Shang-shu canons, 574 Shang-shu Da Zhuan (Complete Shang-shu Commentary Compilation), 545 Shang-shu masters, 485 Shang-shu Pu-xu, by Huangfu Mi, 576 Shang-shu Xuan-ji-qian (recondite subjects on astronomical instruments), 481 Shang Shu Zheng Yi, 337 Shang-shu Zhuan, 166, 575 Shang-tang, 313, 390, 415–16, 516, 577 shang founding ancestor, 40 Shang-tang’s detour battle, 195 Shang Yang, 205–6, 213–17, 219, 221–22, 225, 227, 238, 252, 299, 301–2,
318–19, 324, 336, 423, 536–37 rebellion, 222 reformer-legalist, 367 Shang Yang and Wu Qi3, 125, 165, 206 Shang Yang Reform, 148, 213, 318 Shan Hai Jing (legends of mountains and seas), 308, 427, 438, 497, 501, 506, 518–19 Shan Hai Jing animal gods, 493 animals’ names in the mountains’
component transforming into the countries’ names in the seas’ component, 502 the barbarian states of Da-xia,
Jian-sha, Ju-yao and Yuezhi, 510 difference between the mountain
and sea components, 493 dismembered Prince
Wang-zi-ye-zhi-shi’s corpse, 65 divination nature, 506, 511 divination statement related to
son/daughter of the Lishan mountain, 504 four eastern mountains
appropriated to America by Henriette Mertz, 506 freelance lineage history of the
ancient lords, 494 fugitives’ stories, 518 great northern wilderness, 518,
533–34 great overseas wilderness
sections, 503, 512–13, 516 great southern wilderness section, 514–15, 533 the great wilderness chapters’
relation to the books on the thearchs’ lineages, 512 human-faced animal gods, 493,
535 inner seas, 65, 493, 499, 506,
508–10, 512–13, 515, 535 middle mountain range section,
117, 493–94, 498, 501–2, 518–19 mountain component, 427, 438,
491–93, 496–98, 500–502, 506, 508–9, 513, 517–19, 533–35 mountain sections, 334, 427,
492, 496–97, 501, 506 mystery figure Meng-tu, 499 northern mountains section, 427,
498, 505 northern outer seas, 273, 511–12 outer seas, 493, 506, 508–9,
511–12, 515–16, 518, 535 overseas wilderness sections,
509, 535 phoenix with five Confucian
virtues inscribed, 503 seven mountains where the sun
rose and set, 514 the Sinitic China’s central
locality and sun, moon and stars being ruled by the grandiose one, 511 southern inner seas, 510 tao2tu2 wild horse, 511 the three rivers, 494 wasted film nature from the
divination books, 509 western inner seas, 508, 534 western mountains section, 428,
496 western outer seas, 526, 533 western over-seas section, 511,
516 what was written for, 509 wind gods, ancient thearchs, and
divination , 520 within-seas section, 493–94,
496, 499, 502, 506, 508–10, 512, 515–16, 520, 533–35 Da-huang Dong Jing, 496, 508 Da-huang Nan Jing, 496 Ding-ling-zhiguo state in
Siberia, 509 Dong Shan Jing, 506 Eastern Inner Seas, 510 Eastern Outer Seas, 496, 511,
515 Eastern Overseas, 496 Great Eastern Wilderness,
514–15, 518 Hai-nei Dong Jing, 494 Hai-nei Jing, 496, 502–3 Hai-nei Nan Jing, 332, 499, 510 Hai-wai Dong Jing, 496, 499, 515 Hai-wai Nan Jing, 496 Northern Inner Seas section, 65,
510–13 Northern Overseas, 498 Southern Outer Seas, 511, 515 Western Inner Seas, 510 Shan-rong barbarians, 329–30, 413, 416–17, 421, 424 Shanshan state, 453, 461,
463, 466–67, 475 Shan-shi clan’s hereditary post, 77 Shao-hao, 307–9, 494, 504, 506, 512, 568–69 Shao-hao-shi dynasty, 94, 568 Shao-hao-shi’s bird-suffixed government system, 94 Shaoliang, 179, 201, 204–5, 214, 216, 229, 315 Shao Yong, 100, 155, 159, 483, 523 Shao-zheng Mao, 97, 113–14, 144 Shaqiu-gong palace, godfather’s, 263 Shasui summit, 40 Shen1 Buhai, 207–8, 210, 238, 302 Shen3-guo state, 73, 101–2, 120–21 Shen3-yin-Xu, 118, 121, 141 Shen3-yin Zi-jing, 4, 8–10 Shen4 Dao, 238, 302 Shen4-zi, 172, 238–39, 302 Shen-gong, 167, 386, 541, 545 Shen-guo Lord, Marquis Shen-hou, 309, 311–12 Sheng Zheng Lun, by Wang Su, 166, 573 Shen Yiji, Marquis Piyang-hou, 376, 380 Shen-yi Jing, Bei Huang Jing, 549 She-shi Xi-yu Ji by Sakyamuni Dao’an, 507 Shi1 Fa, 523, 529–33, 535 divination, 147, 523, 529–30, 532 Shi1 Fa and Wangjiatai divination bamboo, 533 Shi4 Jing, 481, 483–84 Shi-ben, 32 Shihuangdi, Qin Emperor, 285, 296, 298–99, 301, 304, 323–29, 331–34,
336–38, 340, 372 book burning and Confucian killing, 337 concubines, 339 cruelty, 327 death, 339 elder son Fu-su, 337 tomb, 334, 339–40 Shi-ji, 104–5, 113–16, 140–48, 151–55, 158–65, 169–70, 172–76, 178–242, 245–63,
265–72, 278–81, 283–85, 287–92, 336–39, 401–4 six-nation table, 216, 229 Chen Qi3 Shi-jia, 116 Chu Shi-jia, 104, 151, 180, 224, 231, 234–35, 240, 257, 259, 264, 272, 283, 297, 303 Dawan (Dayuan) Lie-zhuan, 402, 492 Feng Shan Shu, 387 Guan Cai Shi-jia, 142 Haan Shi-jia, 178, 188, 215, 222, 230–31, 238–39, 251, 255, 278, 281, 290 Jinn Shi-jia, 174, 179, 199, 202 Kong-zi Shi-jia, 61, 114, 116, 146 Li-shu Jia-zi Pian, 175, 178, 296, 404, 406 Lu Shi-jia, 173, 481, 483–84 Qin Ben-ji, 161, 164, 215–17, 226, 228–29, 231, 255, 257–59, 261, 271, 274, 282–83,
290, 292, 301 Qin-Shihuangdi Ben-ji, 175, 193, 230, 254, 274, 301, 304 Qin Shi-jia, 267 Ru-lin Wai Lie-zhuan, 549 Soong Wei-zi Shi-jia, 217, 267 Tian-Jingzhong-Wan Shi-jia, 189, 196, 221, 223, 231, 247, 262, 267 Wei Shi-jia, 184, 189, 192–93, 203, 210, 221, 227–28, 246, 278 Wu-di Ben-ji, 494 Yan-shao-gong Shi-jia, 196, 228, 240, 265, 279, 283, 291 Yin Ben-ji, 158 Yu Ben-ji, 491–92, 496 Zhao Shi-jia, 193–95, 198, 201, 203–4, 215–16, 227, 230–31, 234, 241–42, 246, 267–69,
279, 283, 286, 297 Zheng Shi-jia, 100 Zhou Ben-ji, 198, 231, 292 Yue-wang Gou-jian Shi-jia, 219, 248 Shi-ji Ji-jie, 173, 203, 222, 234, 249 Shi-jing (Book of Songs/Book of Poems), 61, 93, 166–67, 336–37, 373, 381, 407–8,
414, 419, 484, 487, 508, 538, 540–41, 543, 545 Shi-jing rationality-prefixed sects, 148 Bei Shan (mo fei wang-chen, mo fei wang-tu), 75 Bey Feng, 22, 60–61 Feng Yu, 89 Haan Yi in Da Ya, 18, 22 Ji Ming and Chen-feng,
367 Jingjing-zhe E, 89 Mian, 431 Pei Zhi Rou Yi, 54 Qian Chang, 89 Shang1 Song, 61, 508 Shi-yue, 144 Tang Feng, 100 Wu Yi (no clothes), 122, 316 Xiang Shu3, 55 Xi Sang in Xiao Ya, 56,
66, 89 Zheng-yue, 93, 284, 408 Zhi (pillars of the sky), 112 Zhou-nan, 61, 119 Zhou Song, 61 Shi-jing poems, 93 Shi-jing poetry, 156 Shi-ji/Shi-ji Suo-yin, 190, 196,
218–19, 223, 232 Shi-ji Suo-yin, 15, 50, 71, 156, 162, 164–65, 173-174, 179–81, 183–86, 188–91, 194,
196–200, 202, 204, 208–9 Shi-ji Suo-yin and Shi-ji Zheng-yi, 173, 234 Shi-ji Yin-yi, 173, 234, 576 Shi-ji Zheng-yi, 173, 205, 230, 234, 289 Shi-ji Zhi-yi, by Liang Yusheng, 245 Shi-kuang, 34, 45, 77 blind musician, 77 Shi-mo, 109–10 Shiqu-ge, 476 Shiqu-ge Palace Meeting (51 B.C.), 476 Shi2-shi Xing-jing, 548 Shi-wen-bo, 65, 76 Shi-xiao-shu, 23 Shi Xingjiao, defector to the Huns, 437 Shi-yang, 44, 49 Shi-zhao, Shi-Mo and Shi-gui, 65, 109, 134 shi-zhe xiao-wei (emissary colonel), 446; also see
Xi Yu Protector-General Office Shu1-guo state, 5 Shu Duan4, by Zhang Huaiguan, 327 Shu-guo dynasties, 120, 242 Shu-guo minister Chen Zhuang, 242 Shu-guo Prince Hun, 258 Shui Jing Zhu, 179–80, 183, 199, 201–3, 206–7, 209, 211–12, 214, 217, 220, 222, 233,
250–51, 273, 289 Shu-jiu-guo Lord, Viscount Shu-jiu-zi, 51 Shu-liang-he, 40, 46, 62 Shuofang, 392, 440–43, 456, 490, 561–62 Shuofang and Wuyuan-jun commanderies, 489 Shuo-wen Jie-zi, by Xu Shen, 573 Shuo Yuan, 86, 128, 184, 227–28, 250, 277, 326, 477 Shu-pan, 342, 397 Shu-sun-mu-zi, 60, 73 Shu-sun-shi and Zhong-sun-shi royal family clans, 102 Shusun Tong, 338, 538 Shusun Tong, ren chen wu jiang,
538 Shu-sun-zhao-zi, 82, 102–3 Shu-wang Ben-ji, by Yang2 Xiong2, 243 Shu-xiang, 35, 49, 56, 62, 66, 68–70, 73–74, 81, 84, 88–89, 97, 108–9 Shu-yong state, 31 Sichuan basin, 120, 193, 242, 258, 267, 271, 296, 298, 342, 480, 490,
493, 516, 519, 562–63 sickle, fire-making, 439 Siege of Zhuzao (312 B.C.), 249 Sifen-li calendar, 408, 570–71; also see
the Yin-li, Zhuanxu-li, Taichu-li,
Santong-li calendars Sifen-li calendar of 85 A.D. and the abandonment of setting the sun’s position at
the Ox mansion on the winter solstice day , 570–71 silk books, 156, 168, 274, 353 Silk Road, 333, 393, 417, 434, 439, 445, 450, 460, 463, 465–66 Sima Cuo’s campaigns sailing down the Jiang1-shui River to invade the Chu
Qianzhong-jun commandery and take over Shangyu in 308 B.C. sailing down the Jiang1-shui
River to attack the Chu state’s Qianzhong-jun and take over Linyuan
and Nanyang in 280 B.C., 272 Sima Qian, 141–47, 158–64, 189–91, 193–99, 201–5, 207–11, 214–17, 223–31,
237–41, 253–56, 258–63, 269–71, 332–34, 401–2, 491–94 number-crunching operations, 154,
159, 194, 227, 231 having no access to the Zuo Zhuan book, 158 magic number crunching for the
Wey lords’ reign years, 227 Sima Rangju (Tian Rangju), 57, 267 Sima Xiangru, 369, 385 Sima Xin, King Sai-wang, 350, 355, 357, 359, 363 simultaneous occurrence, 59, 95 Sinitic China, 1, 22, 99, 119–20, 193, 273, 409, 414–15, 417, 427,
499–500 Sinitic Chinese and barbarians, difference in culture, 413 Sinitic Chinese rule, 422 Sinitic Civilization, 514, 577 Sinitic heartland of Da-xia, 308 Sinitic logogram characters, 413 Sinitic system of one king, 413 Sinitic theme of power rotation, 308 Siqi-gong Palace, extravagant, 77 Si-shang states, twelve, 217 Si-shui River, 2, 135, 151, 163, 218, 224, 230, 289, 291, 335, 358, 363,
381 Sogdia (Sogdiana), 453, 457–58, 479 solar terms, 92, 177, 295, 405–6, 483 soldiers, 8–9, 96, 98, 315, 318–19, 345, 347, 354, 357–58, 360–61, 398,
439–43, 447, 461–62, 465–66 armor, 84, 158 arrow, 395, 447 civilian, 130 mobster, 558 navy, 137 terra cotta, 328, 340 songs, 61, 115, 131, 237, 258, 324, 365, 369, 374, 394, 459, 476, 516–17,
528, 535 the Chu land’s, 365 heaven’s, 517 horse’s, 394 Soong, 3, 5–6, 10–12, 17, 19, 24–26, 32–33, 36–42, 50–53, 55–56, 95–96,
134–36, 138–39, 266–67, 289–90 Soong king, 218, 235, 267 Soong King Kangwang, 73, 154, 208, 217–18, 236–37, 263, 267, 290 Soong King Yan4 (Dai Yan), 217, 290 Soong lords, 6, 40, 96, 98, 104, 126, 134, 143, 158–59, 181, 186, 191,
208–9, 249, 266–67 Bi, 209 Daigong, 26, 217 Daogong, 180–81, 191, 208 Gonggong, 16, 19, 26 Huan’gong, 26, 208–9, 290 Huanhou, 208
Jinggong, 104, 115, 125, 134–35, 143, 158, 181 Kangwang, 266, 320 Ligong, 62 Pigong, 191, 208–9 son of, 191, 208 Pinggong, 30, 32, 40, 46, 56, 59–60, 76, 81,
521 Soong-dai-gong, 290 Ti-cheng-jun, 191, 208-209, 217, 290 Wen’gong, 3, 16 Xianggong, 246 Xiugong, 181, 191,
208–9, 217, 290 Yan, 191, 208 Yuan’gong, 96, 98,
103–4 Zhaogong, 3, 171 Zhuanggong, 26 Soong marquis, 173 Soong ministers, 12, 39, 54, 60, 98, 105, 180, 209 Chou Ye, 259 Hua-ding, 82 Hua Jiao, 10 Huang-xun, 39 Huang-yuan, 11, 23, 28, 32, 34, 133–34 Huan-kui, 115 Nan’gong-Changwan, 82 Tai-shu-xi-zi, 136 Tang-ze, 26 Xiang-cao, 134 Xiang Shu, 72 Xiang-xu, 42, 56, 59, 181 Yue Xi, 59, 104 Yue Daxin, 105 Yue Qi, 104, 124 Yu-shi2, 26 Zhong-ji, 111 Zhu-shi-zifei, 134 Soong princes, 96, 126 Da-zi-Cuo, 54 Gong-zi-Chao (Soong-chao), 96–97, 115 Gong-zi-Cheng, 96, 98 Gongzi-Weigui, 19 Shi-zi-Zuo, 72 Xiao-shu-Da-xing, 82 Soong Shu, 250, 485 Soong state, 6, 11, 22, 41, 59–60, 67–68, 109, 115, 125, 134, 181, 209,
218, 241, 266–67 Soong usurper Ti-cheng-jun, 208–9 Soong-xing/Soong-rong/Soong-keng, 239 sophistry books, 140, 183, 185, 187, 190, 192, 209–10, 219–21, 224–26,
247, 249, 252, 254–56, 278, 336 sophists, 107, 172, 228, 236, 245, 279, 429 sorcerers, Bi-zao, 80, 96; Cai-mo, 109; 20, 23, 28, 56, 85, 90, 96, 117,
120, 168, 508, 510, 515, 520, 524; Shi-an, 156; sorcerer Shi-mo, 110–11, 119; sorcerer
Shi-zhao, 78 sorcery, 119, 148, 476, 478 sortition, 526, 530 souls, 66, 260, 499 Sou-man3 barbarians, 83 Southern Huns, 419, 457, 461–63, 468, 477, 561–62, 567 Southern Liang Emperor Liang-wu-di, 504 Southern Liang Emperor Yuandi, 520 southern Manchuria, 269, 335, 341, 355, 417, 467, 514, 547 spectators of human beings vis-a-vis dragons, 96, 347 split-word game over the name of Shang ancestor-king Wang-hai, 66 The Spring and Autumn Annals, 100, 144-145, 151, 177, 479, 513, 529, 540,
546 spring equinox, 90, 94, 485 square earth theory, 501 square-tool, 342, 537 stalk divination, 531; also see
divination, hexagrams, and trigrams divination numbers, 29 divination rules, 530 divination section, 20 stalks, 20, 525, 527, 530 stars, 76, 78, 80, 90, 100, 104, 143, 335, 339, 480, 483, 511, 515, 548,
570 chen-xing, 92 fortune, 97, 415 river drum, 100, 119, 175,
177–78, 296, 368, 570 xuan yuan dragon-line, 547 state, barbarian Qiuyou’s, 162 state academy subjects, 565, 574 state monopoly, 386 states auxiliary, 467 fifty in the Western
Territories, 466 marginal, 119 satellite, 82 satellite Yuezhi, 427 unearthly, 509 zhu-hua, 99 zhu-xia, 99 stone arrowhead, 392 stone monument, 246, 301, 304, 338, 462, 567 stone tablets, three-font Zhengshi, 573 succession, 61, 94, 131, 138, 200, 252, 389, 469, 483, 566, 568 succession turmoil, 191, 240, 245 Sui Cao Zi, 172 Sui-guo and Tang-guo states, 142 Sui-guo state, 121–22, 276 Sui Hong, 473 Sui Hui, 8, 13–14 Sui-River and Zhang1-shui River area, 133 Sui Shu, Jing-ji Zhi, 525, 572, 574–75 Sui-shui River, 26, 121, 133, 212, 359, 362 summer height of, 90, 93 hot, 48 summer solstice, 90–92, 94, 485 summit, 5–6, 19, 22–25, 34–36, 38–39, 48–49, 51–53, 56, 67–68, 72–73, 75,
81, 136, 207–8, 216 brokered, 72 diplomatic, 1, 14, 76, 113, 216 Sun Bin and Pang Juan, personal grudges, 211 sun birds, 512 sun-carrying charioteer, 499 sun eclipse, 76, 90–91, 93, 164, 199–200, 223, 317, 322, 479–80 worst omen during the 6th and
last inning of summer, 90 zheng-yue shuo (January 1), 90 sun eclipse of 370 B.C., 200 Sun-huan-zi, 15 Sun-liang-fu, 15, 19 Sun-lin-fu, 25, 34, 44–45, 53 Sun-qing-zi, 165–66, 169, 237–38, 265, 299–300 Sun Qing Zi, 114, 238, 300 Sun-qing-zi’s activities spanning one century, 169 Sun Wu, 107, 120–21, 316 Sun-zi, 64, 120–21, 166, 184, 211 Supreme Forbidden Star’s Palace, 547; also
see astrology Su Qin’s death via five horses splitting, 241, 320 suspended animation, Qin Lord Mugong and Zhao Lord Zhao-jian-zi, 153 Su-te (Sogdia), 464–65 Suxu-kou Pass, 234 synodic periods, 483 system, 15, 84, 101, 103, 231, 251, 312, 326, 342, 367–68, 379, 394,
412–13, 436, 494 ancient court-to-court courier,
413 king’s, 165, 238 numbering, 109 square-shaped land ownership, 15 three-column Jinn army, 126 T Tai-chen Ruins, 39, 95 Taichu-li calendar, 59, 176, 178, 353, 388, 404–7, 482–83, 571; also see the Yin-li, Zhuanxu-li, Santong-li and Sifen-li calendars the bing-zi sexagenary year,
294, 296 the jia-yin epoch, 404 Taichu-li calendar reform, 293 Tai-dai, 69 Tai-di, 43, 333, 387 tai fu, 13, 32, 96, 107, 169–70, 538–39 Tai-gong Yin Fu, by Jiang-tai-gong, 225 Tai-guo, 79 Taihangshan Mountain, 50, 226, 281 Tai-hao, grand ancestor, 394 Tai-hao-shi dynasty, 94, 568 Tai-ping Guang-ji, 327 Tai-ping Huan-yu Ji, 201 Tai-ping Yu Lan, 113, 128, 202, 289 Tai-shang summit (468 B.C.), 159 Taishan Mountain, 76, 313, 327, 333, 386–88, 394, 453, 472, 475, 506,
517, 566 Taishan Overlord, 333, 387 tai-shi, 28, 70, 234, 269, 405 Tai-shi3-dan (chronicler), 198 tai-yi, 369, 403, 406, 511, 547–48 Tai-yi (grandiose one) Temple, 369 tai-yi sacrifice, 369 Taiyuan and He-dong commanderies, 296 Taiyuan-jun Commandery, 224, 285, 290, 369 Talas River, 458, 479 Tang-guo Lord Chenggong, 119, 121, 316 Tang-guo Lord Huihou, 9 Tang-guo Marquis Chenggong, 122 Tang-guo Marquis Huihou, 9 Tang-guo Marquis Tang-hou, 9 Tan-guo state, 3, 137, 151, 180, 183 Tang-Yu zhi dao in Guodian Chu Jian, 123 Tanyuan, 48, 53, 67 Tanyuan summit (547 B.C.), 53 Tan-zi, 94 Taoism, derivative from Confucianism, 537 Taoist and Confucianist schools, 536 Taoists, 34, 63–64, 171–72, 387, 483, 486, 502, 536–37, 577 Taoist school of thought, 238, 537–38 tao-wu, 7, 411–12, 505 tattoos, 133 taxation, 15, 136, 214, 255 taxes, 15, 206, 214, 391, 431 poll, 214–15 temperature climate change, 379, 401, 485,
561, 562, 567 fear of pestilence of the
southern land, 260 temple, 37, 43, 86, 90, 104, 113–14, 140, 157, 163, 381, 387, 403, 556,
567, 569 father’s, 43 sacrificial, 113 temples of ‘zong’, ‘zu’ and ‘mi’,
43 ‘tai-qiu’ (grand hill)
pilgrimage temple of the Soong state, 218 temple titles, 560 Teng-guo Lord Teng-ding-gong, 46 Teng-guo Lord Teng-wen-gong, 46 Teng-guo Lord Wen’gong, 236 Teng-guo Lord Zhaogong, 6 Teng-guo state, 6, 24, 34, 36, 39, 44, 47, 52, 56, 73, 105, 120, 151,
180, 183 relaunched, 237 terra-cotta army, 339 life-sized soldiers, 339 territories, 57, 262–63, 275, 277–78, 357, 372–73, 378, 392–93, 395, 397,
401, 463–64, 466–67, 489–90, 561 He-xi (river west), He-dong
(river east) and He-bei (river north),
194 selfsame, 493 southwestern China, 401 Xi-he (west of the river/river west), 165 The Bamboo Annals, 145–46, 155–56, 158–65, 172–75, 178–92, 194–204, 206–14, 216–21,
223–24, 226–27, 230–31, 246–51, 261, 481–84, 576–77 misplaced entries, 183 mixed-up entries, 231 recompiled entries, 206 redundant entries, 198, 241 wrong entries, 170, 174 The Bamboo Annals and Haan Fei Zi, 217, 289 The Bamboo Annals and Kai-yuan Zhan Jing, 199, 223 The Bamboo Annals and Shi-ji Ji-jie, 249 The Bamboo Annals and Shi-ji’s one to two years’
difference for the Wei marquis, 186 The Bamboo Annals and Tai-ping Yu Lan, 202 The Bamboo Annals and Zuo Zhuan, last mutually
corroborated year 512 B.C, 179 The Bamboo Annals’ dates to validate the Jinn lords’ years, 199 thearchs, five prehistoric, 63, 85, 325–26, 387, 494, 512, 516, 520, 575 thought, one moment versus perennial, 172 three kings and five counts, 68 three seventy years ‘jie-ji’
prophecy, proposed by Gu Yong, 480 Three-Style Stone Monument, 301 Three-Yi people, 143 Tian Chang’s assassination of Qi Lord Jian’gong, 139 Tian Dan’s counterattack against the Yan state, 270 Tian Fen, 220, 386, 388, 541–42 Tian He2’s usurpation of the Qin Principality’s throne, 193 Tianshui, 243, 311, 318, 330, 372, 421, 490, 561, 563 Tianshui commandery, 421, 554 Tian Wen (Asking Heaven), raw fish menu and the no-successor state, 518 Tian Wen, by Qu Yuan, 65, 122, 142, 153, 246, 491, 498, 505–6, 514, 516–18, 543 Tian Ying, Honorary-prince Jing-guo-jun, 210, 220, 224, 234–35, 258, 266 Tian Zifang, 165–66 timekeeping device (outflow
clepsydra), 529 time reckoning, 276, 403 Tong Dian, by Du You, 1, 326, 414, 421 trading polis, 332, 398 trees, 61, 79, 82, 84, 89, 136, 332–33, 335, 337, 472, 477, 501, 503,
508, 510 eternal, 508 mulberry, 56, 66, 89–90, 309,
497, 500, 515 Zhou family’s umbrella, 79 trigrams, 29, 65, 69, 85, 168, 486, 521, 523, 525–26, 529–32; also see hexagrams and divination augury order, 522–23, 526, 529 images, 530, 533 Tungunsic barbarians, 415, 424, 471 turmoil five Hunnic chanyu competing for
power, 457 internal, 98, 101, 107, 136,
142, 205, 217, 244, 396, 422, 445, 454, 460, 469 Shaqiu Coup of the Zhao state,
263 witchcraft-related, 146, 384 Tu-shan mountain maiden, 518 U Uncle Tang-shu, 88, 110, 411–12 universal elements, five, 503, 541, 569 universe, 206, 430, 482–83, 501, 505 usurpation, 2, 60, 68, 80, 87, 132, 187, 191, 208–9, 217, 236, 279, 312,
482, 485 V vertical alliance, 224–25, 228, 239–40, 245, 320 vertical alliance of five nations against Qin (241 B.C.), 297 vertical alliance of five nations against Qin (318 B.C.), 239–40 vertical- horizontal alliance, 224 virtues, 27–28, 36, 56, 62–63, 105–6, 110, 115, 117, 133, 144–45, 167–68,
503, 541–43, 569, 577 cauldrons’ possession, 2, 230 dynasty’s, 569 five, 238, 250, 326, 569 metaphysical, 292 second-degree, 22 virtue’s misfortune, 369, 485 virtues shining, 309 viscounts,
19, 21, 42, 45, 68, 72, 87–88, 99, 121, 124, 127, 131, 133, 309, 312 Viscount
Bai-zi, 491 Viscount
Fei2-zi, 82 Viscount
Gu1-zi, 151, 180 Viscount
Gu3-zi, 88, 99 Viscount
Hu, 102 Viscount
Ju3-zi, 35, 67, 104 Viscount
Liu Wen’gong, 99 Viscount
Liu-zi, 111–12, 120, 130 Viscount
Lu4-ying’er/Lu4-zi, 4 Viscount
Luhun-rong, 95 Viscount
Lu-zi, 12, 83 Viscount
Rong-maan-zi, 2, 87-88 Viscount
Rong-zi-Juzhi, 43 Viscount
Shan-mu-gong, 60 Viscount
Shen3-zi, 20 Viscount
Shen3-zi-Cheng, 102 Viscount
Tang-zi’s state, 122 Viscount
Tan-zi, 94, 180, 366, 568 Viscount
Teng-zi, 6 Viscount
Wu Gou-yu, 58 Viscount
Wuzhong-zi, 36 Viscount
Xiao-zhu-zi, 89 Viscount
Xue-zi, 258 Viscount
Yin-wu-gong, 30 Viscount
Zhu-zi, 35, 101, 104, 133-4 Viscount Tan-zi, discourse on the ancient thearchs, 94 W Waang-mang-shi, a fable figure, 129 Wang Ben, Marquis Tongwu-hou, 304 Wangcheng, 105, 174–75, 288, 291 Wang Chong, 146, 238, 300, 384, 402, 477, 492, 546 Wang Cuo4, 192, 201 Wang Guan, 325 Wang Guowei, 92, 180, 183, 209, 219, 250, 426, 429 Wang-hai, Shang ancestor-king, 65, 83, 510–12, 514, 516 death, 510, 513 dismembered corpse (Wang-zi-ye-zhi-shi), 66, 510, 512–13 Wang Jian (Marquis Wucheng-hou), 152, 278, 283, 303–4, 350, 421 Wangjiatai Qin Jian bamboo slips, 485, 511, 521, 525–29, 533–35; also see divination divination bamboo scripts on Xia King Qi3, 528 divination hexagrams, 528 divination script, 528, 533, 535 Wang Ling, 284, 351, 357, 360, 376 Wang Ling and Zhou Bo, 485 Wang Mang, Duke Anhan-gong, 486 Wang Mang, Marquis Xindu-hou, 485 Wang Mang’s usurpation of the Han dynasty, 488 wang-mu (earth mother/old woman), 486 Wang Shensheng, 394 Wang Wan, Qin prime minister, 304, 334 Wang Yin, 524 Wang Yirong, 350 Wang Zhaojun, 459–60 Wang Zhonghan, 414–17, 433 war chariots, terra-cotta, 339 warhorses, high-quality, 394 Warring States, 63, 89, 91, 121, 125, 151–52, 155–56, 165–66, 172,
225–26, 237, 239–41, 299, 304, 415 water, 47, 64, 94–95, 109, 143, 279, 492–93, 495–98, 501, 507, 522–24,
529, 531–32, 547, 567–69 black, 499 conquest of fire, 326
constellation, 569 element, 109, 134 fatalistic flow of, 20, 524 five-color, 496 flowing to the north pole where
the celestial strut was, 518 signific, 307 unchanged level of the Salty
Lake (You-ze), 492, 495, 507 virtuous, 326 weak, 496 water metaphor, 280 water surface, needle floating on, 547 water virtue, 176, 569 Wei2-di summit (566 B.C.), 38 Wei ceding the He-xi commandery to the Qin state, 319 Wei Chi/Wei Duo/Wei Manduo/Wei-xiang-zi, 126 Wei conquest of the Zhongshan-guo state, 234 Wei-dao-zi, 9, 32 Wei generals, 231, 251 Gongsun Cuo4, 201 Long Jia, 215, 227–28, 319 Pang Juan, 210–11 Rang-bi, 220 Rang-ci/Xiang-ci in Lv-shi Chun-qiu, 220 Huang-xin and Wu-man, 350 Sun Heh, 226 Wei Cuo, 221 Wuji (Xinling-jun), 322 Wu Qi3, 195 Xiang-ci, 222 Zhou Shi, 349 Wei-guo, Ji-surnamed state from the Xia dynasty, 79, 411 Wei-Haan Battle of Liang-di and He4-di, 221 Wei Honorary-prince Xinling-jun’s rendering aid to the Zhao state (257
B.C.), 285 Wei-huan-zi, 162–63 Wei Jiang, 32, 36, 42, 50 Wei kings, 170, 173, 191–92, 201–10, 212–17, 221–24, 226–29, 231, 235–36,
245–46, 278, 280–81, 285–86, 318–19, 528–29 Wei King Aiwang, 190, 241, 245, 249 Wei King Anliwang (Anxiwang), 224, 247, 278, 288, 285–86, 290, 297 Wei King Huichengwang, 183, 186, 188, 190–91, 196, 198–203, 207–10, 216,
219–20, 222–24, 229, 231–32, 234, 236 Wei King Huiwang, 186, 192, 201–2, 204, 206–7, 213, 215–17, 222, 224,
228, 318–19, 423 Wei King Jia, 152, 298, 303, 325 Wei King Jingminwang, 298 Wei King Jinwang, 241 Wei King Xiangwang, 145, 147, 224, 227–28, 231, 235–36, 242, 246–48,
250–51, 255, 257, 261, 496, 498, 527–29 Wei King Zhaowang, 264, 266 Wei lords, 154, 164–65, 184, 192, 201, 203, 206, 209, 214, 236, 247, 249,
319 Wei Lord Wei-huan-zi, 164 Wei Lord Wenhou, 164 Wei Lord Zhuanggong, 139 Wei Lv (Hunnic King Dingling-wang), 394, 446–47, 449–50 Wei-man, 370, 391–92 Wei marquis, 164–65, 168, 184–85, 187, 189, 197, 199, 231 Wei Marquis Wenhou, 149, 164–65, 174, 179–80, 184–86, 188–89, 193–94,
196, 204, 220, 233 Wei Marquis Wuhou, 185–89, 191, 194–97, 199–200, 233 Wei ministers, 192, 250 Gongsun Cuo2, 192 Hui Shi, 240 Wang Cuo4, 192, 201 Wei Qi, 281 Xin-yuan-yan, 285 Xu-jia, 278 Wei minister Duan’gan Chong surrendering the Nanyang-jun commandery to
the Qin state, 278 Wei Prince Gong-zi-Gao, 235 Wei Prince Gong-zi-Huan3, 188, 200 Wei Prince Gong-zi-Mao, 216, 221–22, 318 Wei Prince Gong-zi-Ming, 235 Wei Prince Jing-jia, 203 Wei Prince Shen, 220 Wei Qi, 9, 32, 149, 169, 281 Wei Qing, 386, 388, 438–43, 489–90, 546 Wei Qing’s north-of-the-Gobi campaign (119 B.C.), 442 Wei-shui River, 79, 175, 193, 301, 317, 328, 330, 360, 414, 416, 421–22,
495, 498, 555–56, 558 Wei state, 182–84, 192–93, 200–201, 212–13, 217, 227–31, 233–36, 248–49,
264, 266, 280–81, 321–23, 329–30, 348–49, 422–23 Wei state’s Great Wall, 212, 322 Wei Zhao, 29, 430 Wen-guo state, 139 Wen Xuan, 504 Wen Zhong, 128, 156–57 west emperor/east
emperor proclamation, 262 Western Chu Principality, 355, 367 Western Corridor, 1, 311, 342, 392–93, 411, 414, 425–28, 438–39, 441–42,
464, 490, 563 Western Han-shui River, 507–8 Western Huns, 409, 463–64 Western Qiangs, 161, 414, 468 Western Queen Mother, 388, 439, 444, 485, 491–92, 495–96, 504, 510, 512,
528 cave-dwelling, 516 nationwide sacrifice event, 485 non-human, 495 western queen mother incident (3 B.C.), 485 sacrificial activities, 402 western queen mother’s country, 491Western Rong, 216, 311–12, 315, 340,
416–17, 419, 422, 469, 491 western sky, 136, 353, 547–48 western territories, 124, 409–10, 416, 425, 427, 438, 445, 451–53,
460–61, 463–67, 476, 489, 492, 562, 568 Western Zhou Dynasty, 1, 61, 68, 93, 106, 151, 175, 197, 202, 264, 268,
288, 369, 411, 413 West Sea, 465, 487 Wey ancestor Uncle Kang-shu, 119 Wey ancestor Wey-kang-shu, 77 Wey lords, 25–26, 35, 44–45, 53, 55, 76–77, 115, 124–25, 136, 138–39,
157–58, 227 Chenggong, 120 Chenghou, 226 Chugong, 136, 138-139, 157–58, 227 Daogong, 139, 158 Dinggong, 25 Huaigong, 158, 227 Huai-jun, 227, 288 Jiao3, 302 Jinggong, 158 Linggong, 77, 96–97, 115, 119, 124–25, 127,
129, 138–39, 157, 165 Mugong, 10, 15–16 Pinghou, 226 Shanggong, 44, 53, 55 Shenggong, 158 Shen’gong, 158 Si-jun, 226–27 Uncle Kang-shu, 130 Wey-yuan-jun, 302 Wugong, 312 Xianggong, 67, 70, 76-77, 129–30 Xianggong, 76 Xian’gong, 25, 30, 40, 44–45, 53, 55, 53,
55, 82 Yuan-jun, 227, 297 Zhaogong, 158, 227 Zhuanggong, 129, 136, 138–39, 143, 158 Wey Lord Zhuanggong’s being killed the Ji3-surnamed Rongzhou barbarians,
139 Wey marquis, 33, 45, 54–55 new, 139 Wey Marquis Chenghou, 158, 173, 207 Wey Marquis Chengxianghou, 158 Wey Marquis Pinghou, 158, 226 Wey ministers, 34,
45, 96, 115, 157 Beigong Kuo, 29,
97, 104–5 Beigong-wen-zi, 67 Biao-nei, 112 Biao-xi, 111 Chu-sheng-zi, 157 Gong-meng-kou, 126 Gongsun-mi-mou, 157–58 Ju-bo-yu, 53 Kong-cheng-zi, 77 Kong-ji1, 138 Kong-wen-zi, 135 Ning Zhi, 33, 46 Ning-cheng-zi, 15, 19, 44 Ning-dao-zi, 53, 55 Ning-zhi, 82 Shi E4, 55 Shi2-kui, 136, 139 Sun-huan-zi, 5, 19 Sun-lin-fu, 25, 34, 41–42, 55 Taishu-wen-zi, 53 Tai-shu-Yi, 138 Zhu-tuo, 119 Wey princes, 130 Da-zi-Zang, 14 Gong-zi-Chao’s rebellion, 96–97 Gong-zi-Qi3, 139 Gong-zi-Qian, 158 Kuai-kui, 115, 129–30 Tai-zi-Ji, 139 Zi-nan-Jing, 226 Wey state, 4–6, 10, 14–17, 24–26, 36–40, 51–53, 77–78, 95, 97–98, 115–16,
125–27, 129–30, 135–36, 157–58, 194–96 White Horse Blood Oath, 370 White Huns, 463–64 White Tiger Auditorium Meeting, 368, 550, 569, 572 widow, 52, 105, 329 wilderness, 36, 56, 89, 438, 493, 496, 500, 506, 508–13, 517, 527, 548 all-lakes area beyond the nine
Sinitic prefectures, 501 all-land area, 501 wind gods, 513, 520 wind gods and four-season subministers in Yao Dian of Shang-shu,
274, 513 wind-surnamed Xuqu state’s relaunch, 309 wings, dragon’s, 512 winter’s chill, 70 winter solstice, 91–93, 96, 177–78, 294–95, 403, 407, 486, 570 shifting, 570 witchcraft incident, 473 wugu witchcraft incident, Crown Prince Li-tai-zi’s war, 389 wugu witchcraft incident of 91 B.C., 389 woman, 2, 6–7, 10, 23, 60, 62, 89, 130–32, 136, 138, 153–54, 311, 478,
549, 552 beautiful Xuan-qi black hair,
108 Chu king’s killing of pregnant,
246 legendary longevity X-wang-mu,
485 literary, 480 nursery, 86 royal, 22 southern Yue, 398 western queen (old), 485–86, 491 Wey lord’s wife Nan-zi, 115 Zhou King Wenwang’s wife Tai-si,
77 women, roaming, 119 Wo-nu-guo state of Japan, 562 Wu1-jun and Qianzhong-jun campaign, 274 Wu1-jun Commandery, 275 Wu ancestor, Tai-bo observing the Zhou rituals and Zhongyong adopting the
tattoos, 133 Wu and Yue states, 5 Wu army sacking the Chu capital city, 117, 127 Wu army’s occupation of Zhoulai, 87 Wudu Earthquake, 508 Wu Guang, 338, 345–49, 397, 408 Wuhuan barbarian mercenaries, 389 Wuhuan barbarians, 424, 431, 460, 464, 467, 469 Wu-hui, one-arm person, 516 Wu kings, 36, 58, 74, 84, 96, 101–2, 107, 118–21, 128–29, 133–37, 152,
155–57, 316, 379, 383 Fu-chai, 127-128, 133–37, 151 Guang, 118 He-lu (He-lv), 71, 107, 119, 122, 127, 136,
316 Liao, 101, 107 Shou-meng, 40, 43, 61 Yimei, 61 Yu-ji, 107 Wu King Shoumeng’s four sons and the succession turmoil, 61 Wu King Zhu-fan’s death in the hands of archer Niuchen, 53 Wulei, 453, 476 Wulei ruins in Luntai County, 454 Wu ministers, 133, 136 Wu minister, Bo-pi, 121, 123, 128, 133, 136–37, 316 Wu minister Wang-sun-mi-yong, 137 Wu minister Wu zixu, 135, 156 Wu minister Xie-yong, 129 Wu princes, 96, 107, 118–19, 136, 252, 549 Fu-gai, 122 Gong-zi-Dang, 43 Gong-zi-Guang, 87, 96, 101, 107 Gong-zi-Qing-ji4, 155 Jue-you, 74 Tai-zi-You, 137 Wang-sun-luo, 137 wang-sun-mi-yong, 137 Wang-zi-You, 137 Yan-yu and Zhu-yong, 107 Yan-yu, 107 Zhong-lei, 123 Zhu-fan, 102 Wu Qi3, 125, 148, 165–66, 169, 183–84, 188, 191–92, 195, 201, 206, 222,
225 Wu Qi3’s being killed by the Chu nobles, 195 wuqiong (northern infinite land), 253 Wu Rui, King Changsha-wang, 331, 352, 355, 366, 399 Wu’s elimination of the Zhongwu-guo and Xu2-guo states, 119 Wu’s intrusion into the Chu capital city Ying-du (506 B.C.), 121 Wu state’s demise, 156 Wusun and Kang-ju in Central Asia, 454, 457 Wusun King Nandou-mi, 425 Wusun State, 396, 426, 439, 443, 452–53, 458, 479, 490–91 Wuwei and Jiuquan Commanderies, 442 Wu-xing Zhan, 292–93, 296, 354, 406, 548 from the Mawangdui mausoleum,
353 Wu-yu, marauder, 55 Wuyuan-jun commandery, 461, 489, 561 Wu Yue Chun-qiu, 107, 160, 252, 256, 549 Wu Yue Chun-qiu and Yue Jue Shu, 128 Wuzhong barbarians, 36 Wuzhong state, 36 Wu Zixu, 96, 107, 116, 119–22, 128, 135, 155–56, 316 X Xi4-di summit (564 B.C.), 39 Xia calendar (Xia-li) 41, 66, 90, 93–95, 176, 276, 283–84, 345, 405, 408,
486, 525; also see the Yin-li,
Zhuanxu-li, Taichu-li, Santong-li and Sifen-li calendars Xia Dynasty, 2, 4, 36, 90–92, 95, 145, 149, 307, 382, 408, 410–13, 415,
418, 482, 484 count Kunwu, 16 King Jie, 195 metaphysical wood embodiment, 238, 326 music, 35, 61 outskirts oblation, 76 rituals, 171 Xiagong Incident and death of Zhao Tong and Zhao Kuo’s families, 21 Xiahou Jian, 545 Xiahou Sheng, 545 Xiahou Ying (Marquis Zhaoping-hou), 164, 346–47, 356, 359, 365 Xia-ji, 6–7, 10, 17 Xia kings, 73, 79, 216, 382, 410–11, 516, 526–28 Hou-xie, 414 Jie, 57, 73, 81, 109, 218, 410, 414–15, 502,
506, 516, 527, 543 Kai, 516 Kongjia, 109 Kong-jia, 382 Qi3, 499, 516–17, 520, 525–29, 533, 535 Shao-kang, 128 Tai-kang, 414 Xie, 511 Zhong-kang, 90–91 Xia King Qi3’s being demonized in the late Warring States’ divination
bamboo slips , 533 Xia King Qi3’s divination, 527 Xia king’s mountain temple, 528 Xia Lord Kai, 117, 495 Xia minister Xi-he2’s dereliction of duty, 91 Xia minister Xi-zhong, 111 Xianbei and Wuhuan barbarians, 424, 431, 469 Xianbei and Wuhuan replacing the Huns, 464 Xiang-bo, 354 Xiang-jun commandery, 397 Xiang Liang and Xiang Yu’s rebellion against the Qin Empire with 8000
brother-soldiers, 347 Xiangling summit (278 B.C.) and the Qing1yang land’s ceding to the Qin
state, 275 Xiang-shan Lun (aptness for good nature) in Gao-zi
of Mencius, 124, 280 Xiang Yu, 63, 270, 328, 334, 339, 341, 347, 349–67, 370, 373, 399, 551,
567 assassination of Emperor Yi-di, 354 conferral of eighteen vassalage kings, 355 siege of Xingyang and Aocang, 361–62 suicide at Wu-jiang, 365 Xi-chu Ba Wang, 355 Xiangling Truce (278 B.C.), 274 Xian-qin Zhu-zi Xi Nian Kao-bian, by Qian Mu, 168, 183, 227 Xianyang, 214–15, 222, 259, 288–89, 291, 318, 327, 337, 341, 352, 354–55,
373, 388, 423 Xianyu barbarians, 88, 99, 112, 233, 430 Xianyu-guo state, 82–83 Xian-yun barbarians, 1, 40, 413–14, 418 Yun-surnamed, 409, 411 Xianyu-Zhongshan-guo state, 88, 112 Xiao1-guo state, 10–11 Xiao’er Battle, 1, 25, 44, 168, 315 Xiao-guo fief, 313 Xiao Heh, 356, 373, 478 Xiao-jing, 146, 384 Xiao-jing Zhu, 166 Xiao-wang-tao-jia (junior barbarian king Tao-jia), 126 Xiao Wangzhi, 169, 396, 454, 456, 476, 478, 539 xiao-wei, wuji, 455, 461; also see Xi Yu
Protector-General Office Xiaowu-huan-gong, posthumous, 190 Xiaoyu summit (562 B.C.), 40 Xiao-zhu-guo Lord Xiao-zhu-Mu-gong, 89 Xiao-zhu-guo state, 39–40, 42, 51, 111, 120 Yan-surnamed, 172 Xiapi, 362, 364, 366 Xia usurper-king Hou-yi, 36 Xiawu-shan and Juzhu-shan (Xia shrine/temple mountain), 410 Xia Zhengshu, 6–7 Xi-he2, 91, 274, 513, 527 sun-carrying charioteer, 512 Xi-he-jun commandery, 184, 228, 475 Xi-jing Za Ji, 375, 379 Xin Dynasty, 146, 169–70, 369, 384–85, 396, 454, 459–60, 539, 550–52,
554–55, 561–62, 572 Xin Emperor Wang Mang, 169, 460, 539, 553 archaic restoration reform, 487 xing-ming (bureaucratic Legalist school), 97, 107, 208, 238 Xingqiu summit (565 B.C.), 38–39 Xingyang, 9, 203, 207, 216, 232, 266, 282, 290, 346–49, 351, 359–63, 378,
383 Xi Nian bamboo slips, 143, 180–82, 186, 198 coverage of wars from Chu King Jianwang onward, 180 Xin Lun (new discourse), by Huan Tan, 565 Xin-qin-zhong (Qin newfoundland), 490 Xin Tang Shu, 176, 294–95, 404, 571 Xin Yu, Lu Jia’s discourse on the earth’s temporal things and the saints’
ordained mission, 539 Xin Yuanping, 381, 542 fortune teller, 542 Xiong-nu, 153, 240–41, 328, 413, 424, 433, 457, 469, 562 Xi-rong barbarians, 312, 414, 419, 422 Xi-rong barbarian states, 315, 414, 420 Xi Rong Lun, by Jiang Tong, 468 Xi-shi clan’s demise in the Jinn state, 30 Xi-xia-shi people, 410, 496 Xi Yu Protector-General Office, 453; also
see ‘shi-zhe xiao-wei’, ‘wuji xiao-wei’, ‘xi-yu zhang-shi’, Xi-zhou fief, 151, 253, 290, 292 Xi-zhou-jun, 244, 251, 254, 288–89, 291, 321 Xu2-guo state, 61, 83–84, 87–88, 107 Xu2-guo King Xu2-yan-wang, 208 Xu2-guo lords, 73, 88, 119 Xu2-guo Lord Zhang-yu, 119 Xu3-guo, 17–19, 22, 46, 67, 79, 101 Xu3-guo lords, 96, 124 Xu3-guo Lord Daogong, 60, 72 Xu3-guo Lord Linggong, 17–19, 26, 46 Xu3-guo Lord Zhaogong, 10 Xu3-guo state, 17–19, 21–22, 26, 35, 67, 78–79, 87, 101, 112 Xuan-han dynasty, 553, 556 Xuan-tai-hou, 322, 422–23 xuan-yuan enclosure, 547; also see
astrology Xubu Dang, 460 Xubu Juci, 460 Xue-guo state, 34, 36, 44, 47, 52, 105, 120, 157 Ren-surnamed, 235 Xu Fu, 63, 334, 337, 339, 492 elixir-seeking, 334 Xun-guo state, 38 Xun Li, 99–100, 126 Xun-lin-fu, 4–5, 9–10, 12 Xun Shou, 9–10, 38 Xun Wu, 69, 83, 87–88 eliminating the Xianyu Fei2-guo state, 82 Xun Yan, 30–31, 33, 39–40, 43–44, 48, 53 Xun Yao, 154, 159–63 Xun Yin, 110, 124, 130–31, 159 Xun Ying, 10, 25, 31, 38, 40–41, 130 Xun Yue, 487, 576 Xun-zi/Sun-qing-zi, 123, 149, 165–67, 169, 237–38, 265, 270, 281, 287,
299–300, 473, 569, 577 Xun Zi, 97, 114, 116, 136, 144, 165, 172, 175, 217, 257, 263, 266, 270, 272–73,
281 Xu Shi, 339, 492 Xu Xusheng, 308 Xu Zhongshu, 15, 62–63, 140, 185–86, 194, 196, 199–201, 207, 211–12,
218–19, 223–26, 232–33, 235–36, 238–40, 262 Xuzhou meeting, 197, 208, 222–25, 231, 236 reciprocal kingship acknowledgement (335-334 B.C.), 222 Y Yan1zi1 mountain, 499, 515 Yan2 Cen, 558–59 Yan-Dan, Yan Prince, 290, 302, 324–25 Yandi-Huangdi descendants, 33; also
see the Fiery Thearch and the Yellow Thearch Yang2 Xiong2, 279, 327, 482, 486, 501, 508, 520 Yang3-guo state, 87 Yang Bojun, 45, 59, 72, 148 Yang Chaoming, 165–66, 184, 206, 238 Yan General Ju Xin, 250, 297 Yan General Li-fu, 289 Yan General Qi-jie, 268–69 Yan General Qin Kai, 271, 331 Yan General Yue Yi, 63, 268, 334 Yan General Zhang Kui, 241, 266 Yan kings, 152, 191, 223, 225, 237, 241, 249–50, 263, 265–69, 271, 279,
288, 297, 303–4, 325 Huiwang, 269, 271, 279, 374 Kuai, 192, 220, 225, 233, 237, 240–41,
244–45, 249–50, 265, 283, 300 Wen’gong, 225 Wuchengwang, 279, 283, 297 Xi, 152, 291, 297, 303–4, 325 Xiaowang, 283, 297 Yiwang, 191, 228, 232, 236–37, 240, 245 Zhaowang, 190, 215, 237, 241, 245, 249–50,
262, 264, 269, 271 Yan King Huiwang recalling General Yue Yi, 269 Yan King Huiwang’s assassination death, 283 Yan King Kuai, 192, 220, 225, 233, 237, 240–41, 244–45, 249–50, 265, 283,
300 Yan King Kuai’s abdication, 218, 237 Yanling Battle, 4, 27–29, 31, 43, 54–55 Yan lords Chenggong, 71; Daogong, 71; Gonggong, 71;
Huan’gong, 71; Huigong, 71; Jian’gong, 71, 75; Ligong, 71; Min’gong, 71, 245;
Pinggong, 71; Wen’gong, 71, 228, 245; Wenhou, 245; Wugong, 71; Xianggong, 71;
Xian’gong, 71; Xiaogong, 71; Xuan’gong, 71; Yi’gong, 71; Zhaogong, 71;
Zhuanggong, 71 Yan Marquis Chenghou, 71 Yan Marquis Qinghou (North Yan), 71 Yan Marquis Wen’gong, 240 Yan Marquis Wenhou, 196, 225, 237 Yanmen and Hengshan mountain, 410 Yan minister Cheng’an-jun, 279 Yan minister Ju-wu, 302 Yan minister Li-fu, 288 Yan princes, 237, 291, 302–3 Dan, 395 Gong-zi-Ping, 237 Gong-zi-Zhi, 237, 242, 249 Ping, 237 Tai-zi-Dan, 291 Yan-Dan, 302 Yanqi State, 467 Yan-shi Chun-qiu, 473 Yan state, 190–91, 225, 236–37, 240–42, 244, 246, 249–50, 252, 262–64,
266–67, 269–71, 279, 288–91, 297, 324–25 Yan state’s bronzeware pillaged by the Qi and Zhongshan-guo states, 233 Yan state’s inscription being chiseled out, 244 Yan Tie Lun, 287, 300 Yan usurper-lord Zi-zhi, 233, 236 Yan-zi Chun-qiu, 104, 140, 387 Yan Zu, 548–49 Yang Kuan, 160, 164–66, 178–81, 184–88, 190–92, 194–97, 199–200, 204,
208, 213–14, 219, 223, 226–27, 232, 235–36 re-crunching Sima Qian’s
numbers, 227 Yan state’s Great Wall, 424 Yangshe clan of the Jinn state, 35, 49, 70, 108 Yangtze River, 34, 133–34, 137, 271, 273–75, 277, 335, 338–39, 346–47,
349, 365–66, 399–400, 499, 507, 564 origin, 493; also see the Yellow
River and its origin origin not validated in Shan Hai
Jing, 519 Yang Yun, Marquis Pingtong-hou, 475 Yao-guan Pass, 353 Yao’s abdication to Lord Shun and Lord Shun’s abdication to Lord Yu, 64 Ye3-lao, 64 Ye-da, 463–64 Yelang-hou, Marquis, 401 Yelang state, 401 Yelang State, 271, 371, 400–401, 438 Yelang-wang, King, 401 Yellow Emperor (Thearch) and Lao-zi, 540 Yellow River, 9–10, 18–19, 314–15, 317–18, 328–31, 358–60, 416–18,
422–24, 427–28, 440, 491–99, 501–3, 505–7, 554–58, 566–67; also see the Yangtze and its origin Bei-he (North River), 229, 338; also see
Nan-he (south river) in Book I origin, 491–92, 494–95 fabled subterraneous source, 496 Lord Yu’s repair work, 495 origin not validated in Shan Hai Jing, 427 praying, 105 renamed to the virtuous river, 326 river bends, 355, 387, 417, 469 river inflection, 18, 126, 131, 229 sheath, 1 Yellow Thearch, 94, 111–12, 219–20, 470–71, 502, 506, 509, 511, 515,
518–21, 528, 563, 568, 575, 577 Yellow Thearch’s forged Shouqiu birthplace, 252, 575, 577 Yellow Thearch’s Huangdi-li
calendar, 176, 294 Yellow Thearch’s virtues, 519 Yi2-li (ceremonial rites and rituals), 478 Yi-Di barbarians, 205 Yi-jing, 70, 476, 478, 482, 517, 521, 524, 527, 533, 565 Yi-jing’s master-disciple relationship, 167 Yi-Luo-zhi-rong barbarians, 2, 19 Yin-bu-ning, 105 Ying Bu, King Jiujiang-wang, 355, 358 Ying Kai, 312, 419, 514 Ying-surnamed states, 70, 307 Ying-surnamed Jiang1-guo state, 308 Ying-surnamed Yang-guo state, 118 Ying surname origin and its same league states, 308 Ying Zheng, 284–85, 296, 298, 302 Ying Zheng/Zhao Zheng, 322 Yin-li calendar, 59, 155, 175–78, 276, 292–96, 353–54, 403–4, 406–8, 482, 548,
570–71, 576; also see the Zhuanxu-li,
Taichu-li, Santong-li and Sifen-li calendars experimental, 276, 294, 571, 575 non-state-sanctioned, 176 prototype, 295 quarter remainder calendar, 138 virtual , 293 Yin-li calendar in Shi-ji, 404 Yin-rong barbarians, 1, 79, 87 Yinshan and Qilianshan mountains, 489 Yinshan mountains, 213, 322, 329–30, 409, 422–24, 490 Yin-wen-zi, 238–39 Yin Wen Zi, 114, 239 Yin-wu-gong, 28 Yique, 264, 288, 291 Yiqu-rong, 229, 243, 315, 321, 329–30, 419–23, 454, 474–75 Yiqu-rong barbarians, 164, 175, 229, 240, 243, 310, 317, 322, 329–30,
392, 421–22, 442, 450 acted as mercenary in the war against the Huns, 450 defeating the Qin army at the Battle of Li-bo, 243 Yi-shui River, 137, 264, 288, 291, 324, 502, 534 Yi Shu Tai-chang Bo-shi, by Liu Xin, 484 Yi-wen Lei Ju, 524 Yiwulv jade, 268–69, 547 Yi Xiang (Yi-jing and divination signs), 70 Yi-yi battle, 125 Yiyi summit, 51–52 Yi Zhi Yi (essence of divination), 522–23 Yi Zhou Shu, 5, 18, 33, 75, 153, 181, 269, 310, 330, 491, 494, 502–3, 511, 514, 517 Chang Mai, 75 Da-wu, 622 Da-ming-wu, 622 Tai-zi-Jinn [Jie], 33 Wang-hui, 153, 491, 494, 502–3, 511 Wen-zhuan, 622 Wu-ji, 622 Zhi-fang Jie, 269 Yong Chi, Marquis Shen-fang, 369 Yong-guo state, 8 Yongjia Cataclysm, 11, 146, 211, 250, 575 Yong-shi and Danyang Battles, 249 You-du (dark capital city), 495, 500 You-yang Za Zu, by Duan Chengshi, 232 You-yi state, 511 You-ze Lake, 495–96, 501; also see
Salty Lake mythical, 427–28, 492 Yu2-guo state, 540 Yuan Ang, 378, 382–83, 385 Yuan Gu, 381, 540–41, 543 doctorate, 542 Yuan-rong barbarians, 193 Yuan You, by Qu Yuan, 499 Yu Chu, 388 Yue King Gou-jian, 127, 136–37, 141, 155–56, 160, 248, 334 Yue King Gou-jian’s family lineage, 218 Yue King Wuqiang (Wujiang), 151, 218–19, 241, 248, 256 Yue King Yun-chang, 127 Yue king Zhu-gou, 73, 151, 180, 183 Yue minister, 156 Yue minister Wen-zhong, 128 Yue Prince Gong-zi-Cang, 102 Yue Prince Zhu-jiu, 195 Yue Ren Ge, 86, 277 Yue’s invasion of the Wu state (484 B.C.), 137 Yue’s sacking the Wu state’s capital city (484 B.C.), 137 Yue Xian, Honorary-prince Changguo-jun, 288–89 Yue Yang, 165, 184, 250 Yue Yi, 63, 250, 265, 268–69, 334, 374 Yue Yi’s five-nation allied campaign against the Qi state (284 B.C.), 267 Yuezhi, 421–22, 424–26, 428–30, 436, 442–44, 466, 491, 510 the original habitat, 427 Zhaowu clans, 425–26, 428–29, 442 chieftains titled by Marquis Qiang-hou, 425, 453, 475 emigrants, 428 Kushan Empire, 465 migration to Bactria, 426 phonetical soundex, 243 Yuezhi and Wusun people, 429 Yuezhi and Yu-shi misnomer relationship, 429 Yuezhi-hu and Lu-shui-hu barbarians, 342 Yuezhi king’s skull, 457, 477 Yuezhi Major, 426, 437–38, 489 Yuezhi Minor, 425, 453, 475 Yu-fu1-wang, 243 Yu-fu dynasty, 564 Yu Gong, 18, 34, 94, 193, 269, 275, 288, 291, 399, 491, 494–96, 499–500, 507,
545, 547 yu-huang, half circle jade artifact, 141 Yun2-guo state, 136 Yun2-surnamed barbarians, 4 Yun2-surnamed Fuyang-guo state, 40 Yunmeng, 72, 121, 316 Yunmeng lake hunting (539 B.C.), list of Sinitic China’s peaks and the
past kings’ assemblies, 72 Yunmeng-zhi-pu lakeside, 277 Yun-surnamed barbarians, 1, 412 Yun-surnamed Xian-yun barbarians, 311, 411–12, 414–15, 417, 420 Yuntai-ge Palace Building with portraits of 28 Han generals, 561 Yunzhong, 213, 253, 261–62, 322, 330, 392, 423–24, 437, 440, 442, 446,
448, 451, 460, 561–62 Yu-shan4, Emperor Dong-yue-wudi, 400 Yu-shi Chun-qiu, 149, 170 Yu Taishan, 425, 427–28, 465 Yu-yue state, 160 Yuzhang, 87, 102, 119–20, 366, 400 Yuzhang-jun commandery, 383 Z Zangke commandery, 401 Zangke-jiang River, 400, 490 Zangke River, 400 Zang Tu, 385 Zang-wu-zhong, 46, 50–51 Zang-xuan-shu, 15, 115 Zang-zhao-bo, 102–3 Zeng1-guo state, 36–37, 84 Zeng Shen, 165–67, 169, 183–84 Zeng-zi, 123–24, 165–66 Zeng-zi’s disciple Zi-si1, 123 Zeng-zi’s father Zeng Dian, 123 Zeng-zi’s mother mistaking son to have committed a crime, 252 zhai-e (disasters related to the Han dynasty’s three seventy-year cycles), 480 Zhaiyang summit (366 B.C.), 203 Zhang Ao (Honorary-prince Chengdu-jun), 345, 347, 351, 372–73 Zhang Cang (Marquis Beiping-hou), 149, 169, 361, 379–81, 473, 538–39 Zhang Han, King Yong-wang, 354, 356 Zhang Heng, 388, 529 astronomer, 563 Zhang Hua, 477, 527, 529, 547 Zhang Hua and Guo Pu, 527 Zhang Hua’s typo-nature errors, 527 Zhang-hua-tai Terrace, 69, 75 Zhang Liang, 335, 348–54, 356–57, 359, 364, 376 ex-Haan royal, 327 strategist, 548 Marquis Chengxin-hou, 357 Zhang Peiyu, astral signs in Zuo Zhuan retroactively added in Zuo Zhuan,
59 Zhang Qian (Marquis Bowang-hou), 341, 426–27, 433, 437–38, 441–43,
489–91, 507, 549 Zhang Qian’s trip to Central Asia, 437 Zhang Qian’s trip to the Wusun state, 443 Zhang Ruo, Qin magistrate for the Shu-jun commandery (prefecture), 258 Zhang Ruzhou, 175–78, 295, 404 Zhang Ruzhou and Zhang Wenyu, 293 Zhang Ruzhou and Zheng Wenyu, 92 Zhang Sheng, 370, 374, 394, 435, 446, 540 Zhang Shou-jie, 289 Zhang Taiyan (Zhang Binglin), 336, 384, 514, 545, 567, 573 Zhang Taiyan’s opinion on Shang-shu,
573 Zhang Tang, 291, 386, 474, 542–43, 546, 548–49 Zhan Guo (Warring States), 152–53, 195–97, 212–13, 216, 226, 228, 233–37,
239–41, 246–50, 255–56, 262–63, 265–68, 273–74, 284–86, 289–91 Zhan Guo Ce, 2, 253 Zhan-guo Zong-Heng-Jia Shu, 226, 241, 266 Zhang Wenyu, 92, 173, 293, 419 proprietary interpretation of
bronze texts in inverting the moon’s waning crescent to waxing crescent, 92 proprietary interpretation of
bronze texts in twisting the ‘hai’ and ‘yin’ earthly branch dates, 92 Zhangye-jun commandery, 393, 427–28, 444, 446–47, 450–51, 490, 567 Zhang Yi, 223, 225–26, 228–29, 231–32, 235, 239, 242, 245–48, 250–52,
256, 265, 319–21 Zhang Yi and Su Qin, fabled vertical and horizontal alliance strategists,
240 Zhang Yi’s wrong year of death in the forgery Jin Ben of The Bamboo Annals,
247 Zhang Zhan, 11, 153 argument of Buddhism plagiarizing Lie Zi, 11 Zhang Zhenglang, 92, 523, 530 zhang-shi, xi-yu, 464, 467 Zhao Chongguo, General Pulei, 451 Zhao Dun, 5, 18, 21, 38, 315 Zhao Feiyan and Zhao Hede, 480 Zhao Gao, Qin eunuch minister, 209, 326, 339–41, 352–53 Zhao generals, Haan Ju3, 183, 227, 230 Hu Zhe, 301 Jia Yan, 278 Lian Po, 269, 282–83, 288 Li Mu, 225, 281, 297, 301, 421, 424 Pang Yuan, 297 Sima Mao, 351 Niu Jian and Zhao Xi, 253 Zhao She1, 279 Yue Chi, 242 Yue Zuo, 192, 201 Zhao She1, 269 Zhao Jia, King Dai-guo, 325 Zhao-jian-zi, 11, 33, 105–6, 108, 110, 113, 126, 131, 138, 152–54, 156 Zhao kings, 232, 234, 236, 241–42, 245, 253, 261–62, 267–68, 279–83, 285,
291, 297, 345, 347, 377 Daoxiangwang, 297 Huiwenwang, 232, 261–62, 265, 267, 271,
279–80 Qian, 324 Wulingwang, 213, 215, 218, 232, 234, 236,
241–42, 245, 249, 252–54, 257, 259, 261–63, 320–22, 423–24 Xiaochengwang, 149, 156, 169–70, 281–83,
285-286 Xie, 350 Youmuwang
(Youmouwang), 152, 262, 301-2 Zhao King Wulingwang’s military reform, 253 Zhao King Wulingwang’s plain coat visit to the Qin king, 261 Zhao King Wulingwang’s starvation death at Shaqiu, 263 Zhao Kuo/Zhao Tong/Zhao Dun brothers, 21 Zhao Liang, 221–22 Zhao-lie-zi, 185, 193–94, 204–5 Zhaoling summit, 119–20 Zhao lords, validation of reign years, 194 Zhao marquis, 188, 199–200, 202, 216 Chenghou, 188, 194, 197–98, 203–4, 208–9,
213 Jinghou, 110, 183, 193–95, 197 Liehou, 154, 185, 193–94, 204 Liuhou, 194 Suhou, 183, 215–16, 221, 225, 227, 231–32 Xianhou, 154 Zhao-cheng-hou, 202 Zhao Meng, 556–57 Zhao minister Dong Anyu, 126 Zhao minister Li Dui, 218, 240, 266 Zhao minister Zhao-jian-zi, 152 Zhao Ponu’s defeating Loulan (108 B.C.), 444 Zhao princes, 277, 302, 324 Bo-lu, 153–54 Fong-zi-Chao, 193 Gong-zi-Chao, 193 Gong-zi-Cheng, 253 Honorary-Prince Anping-jun, 263, 270 Gong-zi-Fan, 216 Gong-zi-Heh, 232 Gong-zi-Jia, 152 Gong-zi-Ke, 216, 239 Gong-zi-Sheng, 197 Gong-zi-Zhang, Honorary-Prince Anyang-jun,
262 Zhao’s elimination of the Zhongshan-guo state, 262 Zhao She1, 280 Zhao Shuo, 5, 8, 21 Zhao state, 182–85, 200–201, 203–4, 213, 225–27, 229–31, 233–34, 245,
261–63, 268–69, 280–84, 286–88, 290–91, 329–30, 422–24 expansion to Yunzhong and Jiuyuan, 253 loss of adults from the Chang2ping campaign, 250 taking the Ou-dai-di land (276 B.C.), 254 Zhao state’s Great Wall, built on top of the east-west roof-shaped
mountain, 232 Zhao Tong, 9, 13, 18, 21 Zhao Tong and Zhao Kuo families, 21 Zhao Tuo’s ancestral graves, 397 Zhao-wen-zi, 21, 24, 32, 56, 67–68, 70 Zhao Wu, 21, 24, 32, 38, 43, 56, 66–67, 125–26 Zhao-xiang-zi, 152–54, 156, 161–63, 185, 269 Zhao-xian-zi, 154, 161 Zhao Xin, 441, 443 Zhao Yan, 188, 202, 356 Zhao Yang, 105–6, 110, 124, 126, 129–31, 137–38 Zhao Ying, 18, 21 Zhao Yingqi, 18, 21, 400 Zhen3-guo state, 120 Zheng ancestors, 8 Zheng ancestral temple, 95 Zheng Count, Zheng-xiang-gong, 8 Zheng-guo-qu Trench, 299 Zheng Guo’s irrigation conspiracy, 299, 324 Zheng Ji (Marquis Anyuan-hou), 452–55, 475–76 Zheng lords, 3, 11, 19, 22, 33–35, 38, 59, 66, 72, 160, 178, 186–87 Aigong, 160 Chenggong, 21–22, 26, 32, 34 Daogong, 19 Dinggong, 89, 96, 100, 105, 107, 160, 187 Gonggong, 160, 178 Huan’gong, 8, 83, 308–9, 420 Jian’gong, 38, 41–42, 46–47, 51, 53, 56, 60,
67, 72, 76, 82 Kanggong, 160, 187 Li4gong, 82 Ligong, 38, 106 Linggong, 3, 6–7, 11 Mugong, 3, 6–7, 23, 41, 56–57, 66, 72 Shenggong, 97, 160 Wen’gong, 3 Wugong, 8, 127, 132 Xianggong, 3, 6, 8, 10-11, 18 Xian’gong, 124 Xigong, 38 Xuan’gong, 237, 244 Xugong, 160, 181, 187 Zhaogong, 82 Zhuanggong, 82 Zheng ministers, 6, 9, 22, 40, 44, 53–54, 56, 59–60, 75, 182, 187, 314 Bo-juan, killed,
22 Deng, 125 Gongsun Duan, 67 Gong-sun-Shen, 18 Gongsun Zhe, 66 Han4-da, 127, 134 Han-hu, 80 Huang-jie, 68 Huang-xu, 19 Gong-zhong and Hou-yu, 20 Shi2 Zhi4, 8 Si-chuan, 125 Si-hong, 159 Si-dai and Gongsun Duan, 66 Zi-guo, 38 Wang-zi-Bo-liao, 5 Wang-zi-bo-pian, 38 You2-ji, 70 You-ji, 66, 80, 105, 110 You-su, 112 Zichan, 59 Zi-chan, 62, 72, 75–76, 81, 95, 115, 134,
307 Zi-ge, 82 Zi-han, 26, 28 Zi-jia, 46 Zi-liang, 17 Zi-qiao, 44 Zi-si, 26, 29, 38–39 Zi-tai-shu, 72–73, 120 Zi-yu3, 60 Zi-zhan, 41–42, 54 Zheng minister (tai zai) Xin’s usurpation, 60, 141 zheng-mu, di-mu, qi-mu, bu-mu, mo-mu, 525 Zheng princes, 5, 41, 56–57, 67 Gongsun Xia, 48, 57 Gongsun-Xia, 66 Gong-zi-Ban1, 22 Gong-zi-Fei1/Zi-Si4, 57 Gong-zi-Jian, 3 Gong-zi-Man4man3, 5 Gong-zi-Soong, 3 Gong-zi-Yan, 17 Kun-wan and Hou-ru, 29 Zi-chan, 54 Zi-qiao, 42 Zi-zhan, 56, 66 Zheng Qiao, 148 Zheng’s elimination of the Xu3-guo state, 124 Zhengshi Stone Tablets, 573 Zheng state, 5–6, 19, 22–23, 33–34, 41–43, 58–60, 62, 67–69, 73–75,
77–78, 124, 159–60, 181–82, 187, 197 grain escort column, 130 Zheng state’s elimination of the Zhou king’s fiefs, 124 Zhi-bo, 38, 71, 157, 162–63 Zhi-bo and the Jinn’s split, 421 Zhi-bo’s death, 278 Zhipi, Kunlun, Xizhi and Qu2-sou1, 491 Zhi-wu-zi, 10, 25, 31, 34, 38 Zhi-xiang-zi, 154, 162 Zhi Ying, 10, 25, 31, 34, 38, 40 Zhizhi Chanyu, 396, 439, 456–59, 476–77, 479 Zhizhi’s descendants, 396, 458 Zhong-hui, Shang minister, 528 Zhong King Jing4wang’s capital city fortification project as described by
Zuo Zhuan and Guo Yu, 112 Zhongli assembly (576 B.C.), 26 Zhongli Mo, 363, 365, 372 Zhongshan-guo four kings on bronzeware, 233 joining the vertical and
horizontal alliance, 262 Zhongshan-guo barbarians, 119 Zhongshan-guo king, 220 Zhongshan-guo King Ci4, 234 Zhongshan-guo King Cuo, 233–34, 236–37, 245 Zhongshan-guo Lord Ku, 184 Zhongshan-guo Lord Shang, 261 Zhongshan-guo Lord Wugong, 184 Zhongshan-guo minister Sima Xi, 233 Zhongshan-guo state, 126, 130–31, 161, 184–85, 195, 198, 233–34, 236–37,
239, 253, 257, 261–63, 266, 268, 271 1000-chariot status, 232 besieged, 130 capital city of Lingshou, 234,
262 Zhongshan-guo state’s flood
siege of Gao4, 253 Zhongshan-guo state’s relaunch,
185 Zhongshan-wu-gong, 233 Zhongxing-shi rebellion, 126 Zhongxing Shuo, eunuch sent to the Huns, 426, 436 Zhongxing Yan, 31 Zhongxing Yin, 96, 107, 110, 126, 130–31 Zhongxing Yin and Fan Jishe, 126, 129–31 Zhou1-guo and Liao3-guo states, 142 Zhou aethelings, 33, 99 Shu-dai, 106 Tai-zi-Jinn, 33 Wang-sun-Maan, 2, 315 Wang-sun-Su, 14 Wang-zi-Chao, 33, 98–101, 105-106 Wang-zi-Chu, 99 Wang-zi-Gui, 33, 65 Wang-zi-Huan, 99 Wang-zi Jie, 13 Wang-zi-Meng, 98–101 Wang-zi-Ningfu, 65 Wang-zi-Qiao, 33–34 Zi-chao, 98, 100–101, 104–6, 174 Zi-tui, 106 Zhou
Aetheling Wang-zi-Chao’s letter, 106 Zhou
Aetheling Wang-zi-Chao’s rebellion, 98 Zhou
Aetheling Wang-zi-Zhao-che’s rebellion, 105 Zhou Ancestor Ji Chang, 418 Zhou Duke Wu-gong, 244, 288–89, 291, 321 Zhou Duke Zhou-gong, 43, 112, 333, 543 Zhou Dynasty, 35–36, 57–58, 74–75, 91–93, 172–73, 218, 291–93, 295–96,
309–10, 352–53, 381–82, 409–10, 412–13, 415–16, 433 coins, 551 benevolence way, 475 sacrifice, 292 Zhou
dynasty rankings of king, 45 Zhou
dynasty rites, 492 Zhou
dynasty rituals, 155, 233, 551 Zhou
dynasty royal people, former, 435 Zhou
dynasty’s benevolence way, 475 Zhou
dynasty’s ceremonial nature, 478 Zhou Guan, 29, 144, 337, 368, 381, 520, 524–26, 536, 551, 574 Tai-bu, 520, 524, 531 Zhou-huan-gong, 233 Zhou kings, 14–16, 33–34, 79, 83–84, 98–101, 105–6, 111–12, 154–55,
161–62, 184–86, 203–4, 206–7, 215–17, 230–31, 252–53 forebear, 77 last, 286 puppet, 288 Aiwang, 170 Anwang, 172, 186, 189–90, 193–95, 197, 199 Chengwang, 2, 30, 75, 79, 122, 253, 289,
310, 430 Daowang, 98–100 Dingwang, 1–2, 5, 16, 33, 106, 172 Gongwang, 422 Huanwang, 13 Huiwang, 23, 191 Jianwang, 19, 23–24, 31, 65, 421 Jing3wang, 68 Jing4wang, 77, 81, 105, 111, 124, 138, 159 Jingwang, 88 Kangwang, 79, 84 Kaowang, 58, 163–64, 170, 172, 174–75, 288,
404 Kuangwang, 1 Liewang, 188, 192,
197–202, 209, 317 Lingwang, 33, 36, 41, 44, 49, 59, 62, 65,
73, 99, 106, 124, 478 Liwang, 8, 93, 95, 153, 311, 419 Muwang, 117, 124, 146, 154, 310–11, 414,
416, 419, 422, 430, 496, 498, 526, 528, 534 Nanwang, 151, 237, 240, 244, 249, 254,
288–89, 291, 322, 332, 399 Pingwang, 9, 71, 122, 312, 419 Qingwang, 13, 158 Shenjingwang, 236–37, 244 Siwang, 170 Taiwang, 97, 136, 494 Weiliewang, 164,
178–80, 183, 185–86, 199, 230 Wenwang, 17, 33, 35, 43, 63, 68, 75, 77, 79,
85, 129–30, 415, 418, 422, 487 Wenwang’s wife, 415 Wenwang’s Zhou Yi, 520 Wuwang, 4, 17–18, 20, 52, 75, 79, 98,
111–12, 147, 338, 419, 483–84, 498, 527–28 Xiangwang, 23, 175, 314, 421 Xianwang, 154,
175, 198, 201–3, 206, 208, 210–11, 214–19, 224, 226, 230–31, 318–19 Xianwang 42nd, 289 Xiaowang, 311, 504 Xiewang, 106 Xuan’wang, 8 Xuanwang, 15, 125, 143, 311, 419 Xuanwang’s time, 117, 402 Yi2wang, 33, 106 Yin’wang, 231,
233, 237, 244, 246, 250–51, 255, 261 Yinwang, 244, 248 Yiwang, 419 Youwang, 68, 73, 89, 93, 101, 106, 112,
144–45, 333, 419, 430 Youwang’s Tai-shi4, 73 Youwang’s treatment, 89 Yuanwang, 155–56, 158–59, 161 Zhaowang, 122 Zhendingwang, 151,
159, 162–63, 174 Zhendingwang 16th,
149 Zhengdingwang,
161–63 Zhou King Jing3wang’s three sons competing for power, 98–99 Zhou
King Chengwang’s Qi-yang hunting party, 72 Zhou
King Kangwang’s Feng-gong Palace reception, 72 Zhou
King Kangwang’s promulgation, 572 Zhou
King Muwang’s Travelogue, 269, 416 Zhou King Pingwang, seven surnames/clans following the king’s eastward relocation,
41 Zhou King Wuwang’s
Mengjin Oath, 72 Zhou King Xiangwang being attacked by the Rong-di barbarians for
divorcing the Kui-surnamed queen, 421 Zhou King Xiaowang’s conferral of the Ying surname onto the Qin
ancestors, 311 Zhoulai, 21, 73, 79, 84, 87, 101, 116, 120, 129, 132–33, 164, 273 Zhou-li, 29, 102, 129, 478, 492, 502, 520, 525–26, 531, 551 Zhou ministers, 13, 32, 35, 41, 253, 272, 279 Bing-hua, 79 Chang-hong, 81, 101 Dan-pian, 124 ji-gong-mou-fu, 85 Liu-wen-gong, 112 liu-xian-gong, 84 Mao-bo-de, 99, 106 Sha4-jian-gong, 106 Shan-ping-gong, 136 Shan-qing-gong, 35 Shan-wu-gong and Liu-huan-gong, 124 Shan-wu-gong, 106, 124 Shan-zi, 23, 99–101, 105–6, 124 Shao4-bo (Lord Shao4-bo-Ying), 106 Shao4-bo ( Shao4 Lord Daigong), 13 shao4-zhuang-gong, 99 shao-bo, 101 Wang-shu-Chen-sheng, 36 Xiang-lai, 79 Yin-wu-gong and Shan-xiang-gong, 30 Yin-wen-gong, 105 Yuan-bo-jiao (earl), 83 Yuan-bo-Lu (earl), 106 Zhao-zhuang-gong, 99 Zhou rituals and rites, 84, 102, 133, 309 Zhou royals, 52, 69, 101, 262, 311, 420, 539 Zhou royal uncle (wang-shu) shao4-huan-gong, 5 Zhou Shi, 346–48 Zhou-wen-jun, 290–91 Zhou Yafu, 383, 385, 485 Zhou Yi, 20, 27–29, 59, 65, 109, 168, 511, 514, 520–34 age of, 529 Zhou Yi and Gui-cang Yi divination
methods, 529 procedures, 530 way of divination, 523 Zhou Youceng, 234 Zhu4-guo state, 50, 511 Zhuang Jiao, 257, 271 Zhuang Jue, 257, 271 Zhuang Qingdi, Marquis Wuqiang-hou, 542, 549 Zhuang Xin, 86, 271, 276–77 citation of boatwoman’s ballad Yue Ren Ge, 277 Zhuang-zi, 64, 107, 210, 245 Zhuang Zi, 62–64, 115–16, 172, 189–90, 225, 236, 239, 541 acknowledgement of the fables’
90% credibility with citation of supporting materials, 210 annotated by Xiang Xiu and Guo
Xiang, 575 Zhuang Zi and Gui Gu Zi’s statements on
Qi Lord Tian-dao-zi and Qi Lord Hou-shan4, 189 Zhuang-zi’s fables, 62–63, 538 Zhuang Zi’s juxtaposition of fictional Lao-zi and real person Confucius,
63, 172 Zhuanling summit (516 B.C.), 104 Zhuanxu-li calendar, 155, 176–77, 292–96, 345, 348, 353–54, 388, 403, 406–8, 548,
571; also see the Yin-li, Taichu-li, Santong-li and Sifen-li calendars cloned, 295 its first year, 292 Qian Mu’s analysis, 292 quarter remainder, 177 real-time, 295 Zhuanxu-li/Taichu-li calendars, 406 Zhufu Yan, 386, 542, 544, 549 subdivision petition as to the Han dynasty kings’ fiefdoms, 544 Zhu-guo, 14, 24, 32, 36, 38, 44–45, 50, 56, 72, 84, 101, 105, 120, 133,
236 Zhu-guo Lord Daogong, 48 Zhu-guo Lord Xuan’gong, 35 Zhu-guo Lord Yin’gong, 127 Zhu-guo minister Mao-cheng-zi, 133 Zhu-guo minister Mao-yi-hong, 133 Zhu-guo state, 6, 14, 39, 45–46, 84, 101, 104, 133, 159, 183, 309 Zhu-hua states, 36; see also Book
I; Zhu-xia states Jinn Lord Daogong’s assembling
the vassals nine times within eight years, 42 Zhu Maichen, chengxiang zhangshi,
549 Zhu Maichen’s campaign against Eastern Yue King Yu-shan4, 400 Zhuoze summit, 189, 278, 328, 557 Zhuo-zhang-shui River, 199–200 Zhu-rong Ruins, 95 Zhu-shu Ji-nian Jiao-zheng, 209 Zhu Youceng, 183, 189, 209 Zidan-ku Bo-shu, silk manuscripts from the Changsha weapons depot site, 274, 513 Zi-chan, 38, 41, 48, 51–53, 55–56, 66–69, 72–74, 76, 80–81, 84, 89,
95–97, 114, 470 Zi-chang, 88, 106–7, 120 Zi-chao, 98, 101, 104, 106 Zi-che brothers, 148, 328 Zi-chong, 34 Zi-chu, 284, 322 Zi-dang, 10, 75 Zi-er, 38, 40–41 Zi-fan, 4, 7, 9–10, 12, 18, 21, 24, 26–28 Zi-fu-jing-bo, 133, 140 Zi-gan, 69, 85–86, 168 Zi-gao, 58, 141–42, 171 Zi-ge, 48, 84 Zi-geng, 43, 45, 47 Zi-gong, 116, 133, 136, 140, 144, 158–59, 165–66, 474, 547 Zi-gu, 142 Zi-guo, 19, 38, 41, 143 Zi-han4, 62, 217, 290 Zi-han4’s usurpation of the Soong state, 217 Zi-jia-yi-bo, 103 Zi-jia-zi, 103, 108 Zi-jing, 4, 9–10 Zi-kong, 38, 41, 47–48 Zi-liang, 3, 48, 78 Zi-lu, 114–16, 138, 140, 166, 168, 462 Zi-Lv, 117, 141 Zi-mu, 56, 167 Zi-nan2, 48 Zi-nang, 26, 37–38, 40, 42–43, 45 Zi-pi, 60, 62, 66, 80 Zi-qi2, 78 Zi-qiao, 38, 44 Zi-shang, 22, 166 Zi-shu-Sheng-bo, 15, 23, 28 Zi-si1, 38, 40–41, 54, 123, 166 Zi-wei, 67, 69, 78, 548 Zi-xi, 4, 41, 47–48, 53, 56–57, 85–86, 88, 107, 117, 122–23, 141, 234,
410 Zi-xi1, 59, 67, 69 Zi-xia, 101, 165–68, 184, 206 tutor to the Wei marquis, 165 Zi-xia’s disciple, 165, 206 Zi-xia-shi Confucians, 206 Zi-ying, 352–53 Zi Ying, 352–54 Zi-you, 67, 103, 123, 166, 284 Zi-yu, 87 Zi-yuan, 4 Zi-yuan’s rebellion, 54 Zi-yue, 3–4 Zi-zhan, 38, 40–41, 47–48, 56, 59, 62 Zi-zhang, 85, 140, 166 Zi-zhi, 57, 236–37, 244–45 Zi-zhi Tong Jian, by Sima Guang, 186, 250, 258–59, 265, 300, 487 Zi-zhong, 4, 8–10, 20, 27, 82 zodiac, 59, 80, 104, 338, 353, 480, 547 Zong-chuan River, 109 Zou-guo state, 183, 268 Zou-ji-zi (Zou Ji), Marquis Cheng-hou, 210 Zou-zi, 238, 326, 569 Zu Chu Wen (article cursing the Chu state) over the breakup of 18 generations of
Chu-Qin intermarriage and alliance, 246 Zuoqiu Ming (Zuo Qiuming), 113, 145, 147–50, 155, 166, 169–70, 184, 299,
430, 484, 540, 546, 574 zuo-shi Yi-xiang, 84–85, 146, 156 Zuo Zhuan, 1–2, 18–27, 35–37, 54–55, 57–59, 70–73, 75–77, 84–92, 94–98, 109–14,
131–33, 147–49, 168–70, 307–9, 381–82 Zuo Zhuan and Chun-qiu, 31 Zuo Zhuan and Guo Yu, 59, 149 Zuo Zhuan’s authorship and author’s identity, 149 Zuo Zhuan’s astrological records possibly back-tracked per Zhang Peiyu, 59 Zuo Zhuan’s prediction accuracy, 148 [Created with TExtract / www.Texyz.com] |
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