What classification do the words Jing, Shi, Zi and Ji respectively represent in Sikuquanshu?

Subsets of Classics and History is the main method of classifying ancient books in China, which is divided into four parts: Classics, History, Books and Collections. It is believed that these four categories basically include all the books in ancient China. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the government compiled four encyclopedias, which were classified and compiled according to the subset of classics and history. According to Wen Jin Ge Ji, there are 3,503 (3,503) kinds of ancient books, and there are 79,337 (79,337) volumes and more than 36,000 volumes in Si Ku Quan Shu. These include:

Classics: including the theory of politics and religion, ethics and moral norms, mainly Confucian classics, including thirteen Confucian classics: Zhouyi, Shangshu, Zhou Li, Book of Rites, Yili, The Book of Songs, Zuo Zhuan in the Spring and Autumn Period, Yang Gongzhuan in the Spring and Autumn Period, Liang Zhuan in the Spring and Autumn Period and The Analects of Confucius. Specializing in the study of Confucian classics.

History: Works of various genres, including history, geography, laws and regulations, are divided into official history, chronology, chronicle, miscellaneous history of other history, imperial edict, biography, historical records, chronology, seasons, geography, official positions, political books, catalogues, historical reviews, etc. 15.

Zi: Including the religious works of hundred schools of thought and Buddhism and Taoism, it is divided into fourteen categories: Confucianism, military strategist, legalist, farmer, doctor, astronomical algorithm, astrology, art, various records, miscellaneous books, novelists and Buddhism and Taoism.

Anthology: Anthology including prose, parallel prose, poetry, ci, Sanqu, literary criticism, drama and other works of single or multiple writers in past dynasties, divided into five categories: Chu Ci, anthology, poetry criticism and poetry.

When compiling Sikuquanshu, many books that were unfavorable to the Qing Dynasty were destroyed. According to statistics, there are 13600 volumes. The total number of books burned is 6.5438+0.5 million. The total number of destroyed plates is170,8000. Besides burning books, the archives of the Ming Dynasty were also systematically destroyed. At present, there are only over 3,000 pieces in archives of ming dynasty, mainly the Ministry of War files of the Apocalypse and Chongzhen Dynasties, and a few official documents of Hongwu, Yongle, Xuande, Chenghua, Jiajing, Qin Long, Wanli and Taichang Dynasties.