Mei Yingzuo
Mei Yingzuo ( Chinese 梅 膺 祚 , Pinyin Méi Yīngzuò , W.-G. Mei Ying-tso ) was a Chinese scholar and philologist who lived in the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty . Mei Yingzuo was from Xuancheng, Anhui Province .
In 1615 he compiled the dictionary Zihui字 彙 . The characters in the dictionary were arranged according to a system that was compiled on the basis of the well-known dictionary Shuowen jiezi and comprised 214 instead of 540 radicals . This arrangement was later used in the dictionaries Zhengzitong正字 通 (1625, by Zhang Zilie 张自烈) and taken up in the Kangxi zidian《康熙字典》 (1716).
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- Qian Zengyi 钱 曾怡 and Liu Yuxin 刘 聿 鑫 (eds.): Zhongguo yuyanxue yaoji jieti (中国 语言学 要 籍 解题 'Basic Works of Chinese Linguistics'). Jinan: Qilu shushe 齐鲁书社 1991, ISBN 7-5333-0210-9 .
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SURNAME | Mei Yingzuo |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | 梅 膺 祚 |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Chinese scholar and philologist |
DATE OF BIRTH | 16th Century |
DATE OF DEATH | 17th century |