Jin Shu

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The Jin Shu ( Chinese  晋书  - "Book of Jin") is a historical work that describes the time of the Chinese Jin Dynasty (265–420) in 130 volumes . It is the 5th work from the canon of the 24 dynasty stories . It takes up the thread of historiography from the end of the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms of Chen Shou , but (unlike these) was not compiled by a contemporary, but only in the year 648 by the historian Fang Xuanling (579-648). Some chapters were written by Emperor Tang Taizong .

translation

• From the story of the court of Tsin. From the history of the Yuen-khang period from Tsin. The rulers Hoan-wen and Hoan-hiuen. About some of China's miracles . Vienna, Gerold, 1876–1877 (translations by August Pfizmaier ).

Web links

Wikisource: Jin Shu  - Sources and full texts (Chinese)