Ma Rong

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Ma Rong ( Chinese  馬 融  /  马 融 , Pinyin Mǎ Róng , W.-G. Ma Jung , : 季 长 , Jìcháng , * 79 ; † 166 ) was a Chinese scholar, man of letters and commentator from the time of the Eastern Han Dynasty .

He was born in Maoling ( 茂陵 ) in Youfufeng ( 右 扶風  /  右 扶风 ), in the northeast of today's town of Xingping ( 興平  /  兴平 ) in Shaanxi Province .

His commentaries on the books of the Wǔjīng (Five Classics) are known. He was the first known scholar to fully comment on it. He also developed the double-column commentary for it.

His most important students were Lu Zhi ( 盧植  /  卢植 ) and Zheng Xuan ( 鄭玄  /  郑玄 ).

His biography is contained in the book of the Later Han ( Hòu Hànshū ). He wrote the "Rhapsody about the flute" ( Chángdí Fù 長笛 賦  /  长笛 赋 ) and possibly another work known as the "Classic of Loyalty" ( Zhōngjīng 忠 經  /  忠 经 ).

His lost works were  put together in one edition under the title “ Mǎ Jichang Jí ” ( 馬季 長 集  /  马季 长 集 - “Collection of Ma Jichang”) in the Ming period .

literature

  • (清) 馬國翰 《玉函 山房 輯佚 書》 - ( Qing ) Mǎ Guóhàn - Yùhánshānfáng Jíyìshū , for example: Ma Guohan, "Collection of lost writings from the house on Yuhan Shan"
  • (清) 黃 奭 《漢 學堂 叢書》
  • (明) 張 溥 輯 《馬季 長 集》

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Liu, Kwang-Ching: Orthodoxy in Late Imperial China. University of California Press, Berkeley, United States 1990 (English), page 69, ISBN 9780520065420 and ISBN 0520065425 [1] , at www.worldcat.org, accessed March 29, 2019 - online