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《先秦两汉 - Pre-Qin and Han》 | Related resources |
《史书 - Histories》 | Related resources |
《史记 - Shiji》 | [Western Han] 109 BC-91 BC Sima Qian | Books referencing 《史记》 Library Resources Source Related resources |
《本纪 - Annals》 | Library Resources |
《夏本纪 - Annals of the Xia》 | Books referencing 《夏本纪》 Library Resources |
| 12 | 夏本纪: | 荆河惟豫州：伊、雒、瀍、涧既入于河，荥播既都，道荷泽，被明都。其土壤，下土坟垆。田中上，赋杂上中。贡漆、丝、絺、紵，其篚纤絮，锡贡磬错。浮于雒，达于河。 |
| Annals of the Xia: | The Jing mountain and the Yellow river formed the boundaries of Yuzhou. The Yi, the Luo the Chan, and the Jian streams flowed into the Yellow river, the Yingbo waters formed a lake, and the waters of the Ke marsh were conducted to the Ming reservoir. The soil of this province was clayey, while in its lower parts it was rich, and in clods. Its fields were the highest of the middle class; its contribution of revenue was the average of the highest class, with a proportion of the very highest. The tribute was varnish, silk, fine cloth of dolichos fibre, and sackcloth. The baskets were filled with delicate embroidery and floss-silk, and stones for polishing musical stones were rendered when required. You float along the Luo until you reach the Yellow river. |
《盐铁论 - Yan Tie Lun》 | [Western Han] 81 BC-9 Huan Kuan | Books referencing 《盐铁论》 Library Resources |
《卷一》 | Library Resources |
《本议》 | Library Resources |
| 9 | 本议: | 大夫曰：“管子云：‘国有沃野之饶而民不足于食者，器械不备也。有山海之货而民不足于财者，商工不备也。’陇、蜀之丹漆旄羽，荆、扬之皮革骨象，江南之楠梓竹箭，燕、齐之鱼盐旃裘，兖、豫之漆丝絺紵，养生送终之具也，待商而通，待工而成。故圣人作为舟楫之用，以通川谷，服牛驾马，以达陵陆；致远穷深，所以交庶物而便百姓。是以先帝建铁官以赡农用，开均输以足民财；盐、铁、均输，万民所戴仰而取给者，罢之，不便也。” |
《汉代之后 - Post-Han》 |
《隋唐 - Sui-Tang》 |
《艺文类聚》 | [Tang] 624 | Library Resources |
《卷六》 | Library Resources |
《州部》 | Library Resources |
《兖州》 | Library Resources |
| 4 | 兖州: | 【箴】《汉杨雄兖州箴》曰：悠悠济河，兖州之宇，九河既导，雷夏攸处，草繇木条，漆丝絺紵，济漯既通，降丘宅土，成汤五徙，卒都于亳，盘庚北度，牧野是宅，箕子歔欷，厥居为墟，牧臣司兖，敢告执书。 |
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