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Chronology of Chinese Dynasties
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table of contents
  1. Stories Old and New: A Ming Dynasty Collection
  2. Title
  3. Copyright
  4. Dedication
  5. Contents
  6. List of Illustrations
  7. Acknowledgments
  8. Introduction
  9. Translators’ Note
  10. Chronology of Chinese Dynasties
  11. Stories Old and New
  12. Title Page from the 1620 Edition
  13. Preface to the 1620 Edition
  14. 1. Jiang Xingge Reencounters His Pearl Shirt
  15. 2. Censor Chen Ingeniously Solves the Case of the Gold Hairpins and Brooches
  16. 3. Han the Fifth Sells Her Charms in New Bridge Town
  17. 4. Ruan San Redeems His Debt in Leisurely Clouds Nunnery
  18. 5. Penniless Ma Zhou Meets His Opportunity through a Woman Selling Pancakes
  19. 6. Lord Ge Gives Away Pearl Maiden
  20. 7. Yang Jiao’ai Lays Down His Life for the Sake of Friendship
  21. 8. Wu Bao’an Abandons His Family to Ransom His Friend
  22. 9. Duke Pei of Jin Returns a Concubine to Her Rightful Husband
  23. 10. Magistrate Teng Settles the Case of Inheritance with Ghostly Cleverness
  24. 11. Zhao Bosheng Meets with Emperor Renzong in a Teahouse
  25. 12. The Courtesans Mourn Liu the Seventh in the Spring Breeze
  26. 13. Zhang Daoling Tests Zhao Sheng Seven Times
  27. 14. Chen Xiyi Rejects Four Appointments from the Imperial Court
  28. 15. The Dragon-and-Tiger Reunion of Shi Hongzhao the Minister and His Friend the King
  29. 16. The Chicken-and-Millet Dinner for Fan Juqing, Friend in Life and Death
  30. 17. Shan Fulang’s Happy Marriage in Quanzhou
  31. 18. Yang Balao’s Extraordinary Family Reunion in the Land of Yue
  32. 19. Yang Qianzhi Meets a Monk Knight-Errant on a Journey by Boat
  33. 20. Chen Congshan Loses His Wife on Mei Ridge
  34. 21. Qian Poliu Begins His Career in Lin’an
  35. 22. Zheng Huchen Seeks Revenge in Mumian Temple
  36. 23. Zhang Shunmei Finds a Fair Lady during the Lantern Festival
  37. 24. Yang Siwen Meets an Old Acquaintance in Yanshan
  38. 25. Yan Pingzhong Kills Three Men with Two Peaches
  39. 26. Shen Xiu Causes Seven Deaths with One Bird
  40. 27. Jin Yunu Beats the Heartless Man
  41. 28. Li Xiuqing Marries the Virgin Huang with Honor
  42. 29. Monk Moon Bright Redeems Willow Green
  43. 30. Abbot Mingwu Redeems Abbot Wujie
  44. 31. Sima Mao Disrupts Order in the Underworld and Sits in Judgment
  45. 32. Humu Di Intones Poems and Visits the Netherworld
  46. 33. Old Man Zhang Grows Melons and Marries Wennü
  47. 34. Mr. Li Saves a Snake and Wins Chenxin
  48. 35. The Monk with a Note Cleverly Tricks Huangfu’s Wife
  49. 36. Song the Fourth Greatly Torments Tightwad Zhang
  50. 37. Emperor Wudi of the Liang Dynasty Goes to the Land of Extreme Bliss through Ceaseless Cultivation
  51. 38. Ren the Filial Son with a Fiery Disposition Becomes a God
  52. 39. Wang Xinzhi Dies to Save the Entire Family
  53. 40. Shen Xiaoxia Encounters the Expedition Memorials
  54. Notes
  55. Bibliography

Chronology of Chinese Dynasties

Xia ca. 2100–ca. 1600 B.C.E.

Shang (Yin) ca. 1600–ca. 1028 B.C.E.

Zhou ca. 1027–256 B.C.E.

Western Zhou ca. 1027–771 B.C.E.

Eastern Zhou 770–256 B.C.E.

Spring and Autumn 770–476 B.C.E.

Warring States 475–221 B.C.E.

Qin 221–207 B.C.E.

Han 206 B.C.E.–C.E. 220

Western Han 206 B.C.E.–C.E. 8

Xin 9–25

Eastern Han 25–220

Three Kingdoms 220–265

Wei 220–265

Shu 221–263

Wu 222–280

Six Dynasties (Wu, Eastern Jin, Former Song, Southern Qi, Southern Liang, and Southern Chen) 222–589

Jin 265–420

Western Jin 265–316

Eastern Jin 317–420

Southern and Northern

Dynasties 420–589

Southern Dynasties

Former Song 420–479

Southern Qi 479–502

Southern Liang 502–557

Southern Chen 557–589

Northern Dynasties

Northern Wei 386–534

Eastern Wei 534–550

Western Wei 535–556

Northern Qi 550–577

Northern Zhou 557–581

Sui 581–618

Tang 618–907

Five Dynasties and Ten

Kingdoms 907–979

Five Dynasties

Later Liang 907–923

Later Tang 923–936

Later Jin 936–946

Later Han 947–950

Later Zhou 951–960

Ten Kingdoms 907–979

Liao (Khitan) 916–1125

Song 960–1279

Northern Song 960–1126

Southern Song 1127–1279

Xixia (Tangut) 1038–1227

Jin (Jurchen) 1115–1234

Yuan (Mongol) 1260–1368

Ming 1368–1644

Qing (Manchu) 1644–1911

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