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Further Adventures on the Journey to the West: Illustrations from the Chongzhen Edition

Further Adventures on the Journey to the West
Illustrations from the Chongzhen Edition
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  1. Title Page
  2. Copyright
  3. Dedication
  4. Contents
  5. Acknowledgments
  6. Introduction
  7. Note on the Chongzhen Edition Table of Contents and Illustrations
  8. Note on This Translation
  9. Abbreviations and Conventions
  10. Preface from the Chongzhen Edition
  11. Illustrations from the Chongzhen Edition
  12. Answers to Questions concerning Further Adventures on the Journey to the West
  13. Chapter 1. Peonies Blooming Red, the Qing Fish Exhales; An Elegy Composed, the Great Sage Remains Attached
  14. Chapter 2. On the Way to the West, a New Tang Miraculously Appears; In the Emerald Palace, a Son of Heaven Displays Youthful Exuberance
  15. Chapter 3. Xuanzang Is Presented with the Peach Blossom Battle-Ax; Mind-Monkey Is Stunned by the Heaven-Chiseling Hatchets
  16. Chapter 4. When a Crack Opens, Mirrors Innumerable Confound; Where the Material Form Manifests Itself, the True Form Is Lost
  17. Chapter 5. Through the Bronze Mirror, Mind-Monkey Joins the Ancients; At Green Pearl’s Pavilion, Pilgrim Knits His Brows
  18. Chapter 6. Pilgrim’s Tear-Stained Face Spells Doom for the Real Fair Lady; Pinxiang’s Mere Mention Brings Agony to the Chu General
  19. Chapter 7. Chu Replaces Qin at Four Beats of the Drum; Real and Counterfeit Ladies Appear in a Single Mirror
  20. Chapter 8. Upon Entering the World of the Future, He Exterminates Six Robbers; Serving Half a Day as King Yama, He Distinguishes Right from Wrong
  21. Chapter 9. Even with a Hundred Bodies, Qin Hui Cannot Redeem Himself; With Single-Minded Determination, the Great Sage Swears Allegiance to King Mu
  22. Chapter 10. To the Gallery of a Million Mirrors Pilgrim Returns; From the Palace of Creeping Vines Wukong Saves Himself
  23. Chapter 11. Accounts Read at the Limitation Palace Gate; Fine Hairs Retrieved atop Sorrows Peak
  24. Chapter 12. In Ospreys Cry Palace, the Tang Monk Sheds Tears; Accompanied by the Pipa, Young Women Sing Ballads
  25. Chapter 13. Encountering an Ancient Elder in the Cave of Green Bamboo; Seeking the Qin Emperor on the Reed-Covered Bank
  26. Chapter 14. On Command, Squire Tang Leads Out a Military Expedition; By the Lake, Lady Kingfisher-Green Cord Ends Her Life
  27. Chapter 15. Under the Midnight Moon, Xuanzang Marshals His Forces; Among the Five-Colored Flags, the Great Sage’s Mind Is Confounded
  28. Chapter 16. The Lord of the Void Awakens Monkey from His Dream; The Great Sage Makes His Return Still Early in the Day
  29. Afterthoughts and Reflections by Robert E. Hegel
  30. Chinese Character Glossary
  31. Notes
  32. Bibliography

Illustrations from the Chongzhen Edition

Some illustrations in the Chongzhen edition have no caption or explanatory label; others are somewhat enigmatic, leaving their relationship to the text open to interpretation. The images were paginated separately; our captions include the original page numbers on the illustrations. Only a few illustrations had original captions; those are enclosed in quotation marks. The other captions are of our composition. All illustrations here are from the Chongzhen edition, reproduced with permission of the National Library of China.

FIGURE 1. Pilgrim Sets Off. Illustration 1a from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 2. “The Green Bamboo Broom.” Illustration 1b from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 3. Chiseling the Sky. Illustration 2a from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 4. “Rock for Repairing the Sky.” Illustration 2b from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 5. Xiang Yu Kills Fair Lady Yu. Illustration 3a from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 6. “The Flower Mirror.” Illustration 3b from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 7. “Fair Lady Yu.” Illustration 4a from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 8. “Green Pearl.” Illustration 4b from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 9. Pilgrim as Yama in Hell. Illustration 5a from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 10. “Three-Foot-Long Sword.” Illustration 5b from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 11. “A Reedy Bank.” Illustration 6a from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 12. “The Mountain-Ridding Bell.” Illustration 6b from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 13. Pilgrim Returns to the World of the Green. Illustration 7a from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 14. “Red Cords.” Illustration 7b from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 15. Pilgrim’s Final Battle. Illustration 8a from Xiyou bu.

FIGURE 16. “A Bamboo Strip Book.” Illustration 8b from Xiyou bu.

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