The fourth line of "The First Tie of Spring" by Xu Qiao; the four lines of "The First Tie of Spring" by Lu Jian; the six lines of "The Tie of Return" by Bo Shao, the six lines of "The First Tie of Spring" by emperors of all dynasties The first dharma calligraphy
There is "Jia Er" volume label in front of it
Two lines of the "Tomb Second Calligraphy" written by Sima Shao, Emperor Ming of the Jin Dynasty; two lines of the "Lu Nu Calligraphy" written by Sima Yue, Emperor Kangdi of the Eastern Jin Dynasty; Four lines of "Zhongshu Tie" by Sima Pi, Emperor Ai of the Eastern Jin Dynasty; six lines of "Qingci Tie" by Sima Yu, Emperor Jianwen of the Eastern Jin Dynasty; three lines of "Yishu Tie" by Sima Daozi, King Wenxiao of the Eastern Jin Dynasty; "Tie of King Qiao" by Sima Yao, Emperor Xiaowu of the Eastern Jin Dynasty (only (The first line is preserved) 1. The third dharma calligraphy of famous officials in the past dynasties
Kong Linzhi (originally written by Kong Lin) "Sun and Moon Tie" (from the "Shengbi" line, only the last five lines remain); Wang Sengqian "Liu Bo's Chong Tie" (the first eight lines are preserved until "Nai Geng")
2. The fourth "Qingre Tie" by famous officials in the past dynasties
Li Yong's "Qingre Tie" (from "Bu Bu" "Show it" line, save the next six lines); Chu Ting's "Ci Feng Tie" (the first four lines are saved) The eighth Fa Tie (Wang Xizhi's third book)
"Ruan Gong Tie" (the first line is missing) Two lines, save the last five lines), two lines of "Jiayue Mo Tie", four lines of "Zhengshi Tie", one line of "Bu Xiwen Tie", four lines of "Qiu Ling Tie", six lines of "Xie Shengdong Xuan Tie", "Fei Bai" Three lines of "Tie" and "Tie of Dispatch" (the first three lines are preserved). The third line of "Tie" by famous ministers in the past:
There is a volume number of "三四" in front of it
Wang Ningzhi's "August" "Tie" (two lines saved); Suo Jing's "Zai Yao Tie" has eight lines, "July Tie" has four lines; Liu Muzhi's "Family Malpractice" has six lines; Wang Shao's book title has one line. The third postscript of famous officials in the past dynasties:
It has the volume number of "Bingyi"
Yu Liang's "Book Box Tie" (originally written by Yu Yuanliang) with five lines; Yu Yi's "Old Official Tie" , five lines in "Ji Chun Tie"; four lines in Shen Jia's "December Tie" (originally written by Shen Jiachang); five lines in Du Yu's "November Tie"; only the first line of "Friends' Tie" remains). :
It has the volume number of "Wu Si"
Zhiguo's "Pingshu Tie" (starts with "Liu Ti" in the sixth line and ends with "Fufeng" in the thirty-sixth line) The fourth line of the Dharma Notes of Famous Officials in Past Dynasties:
Ouyang Xun's "Binian Tie" (starting from the line "How can", save the last two lines), and three lines of "Athletes' Tie"
Liu Gongquan Five lines of "Shengci Tie", ten lines of "Fu Shen Tie", six lines of "Rongshi Tie", two lines of "Sixteen Days Tie", and "Insult Questions" (only the first line remains)
After that, there is the volume number of "Four-Six" and the fifth volume of Zhujia's Ancient Dharma Tie:
There is the volume number of "Fifty-two" in the middle of the right side
The second volume of Song Dan's "Jiebai Tie" Eleven lines; Wei Shuo's "Ji Jiu Tie" eight lines; ancient Dharma Tie "Xiandi Tie" (only the first line remains), the first among all Dharma Tie by emperors:
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Tang Taizong Li Shimin's "Several Years Tie" (from the "狋金" line) contains six lines, and "Dongdu Tie" has four lines;
Tang Gaozong Li Zhi's "Wu Shi Tie" Six lines, two lines of "Wen Guan Tie", one line of "Qian Shi Tie", four lines of "Liu Shangshu Tie", two lines of "Yesterday Tie", "Xuan Tang Tie" (save the first six lines until the line "Know this" ) The Eighth Dharma Calligraphy (Wang Xizhi's Book Three):
"Send the Calligraphy Calligraphy" (starting from the line "One Day", four lines are saved, and there are silver ingot patterns later) (see Figure 13), "Picking Chrysanthemums" Five lines of "Tie", four lines of "Zengge Tie", one line of "Youwei Tie", four lines of "Moon Half Sad Tie", four lines of "Sitting Alone Tie", six lines of "Anxi Tie", and "Huanggan Tie" (preserved The first two lines) The Sixth Dharma Tie (Wang Xizhi's Book 1)
"You Can't Tie" (only two lines remain, the first four lines are missing), five lines of "Sickness Will Not Retreat", and five lines of "Children's Tie" , eleven lines of "Bi Tu Tie", four lines of "Qiao Zhou Tie", three lines of "Madam Tie", "Cai Jia Tie" (only the first line remains) 1. The sixth line of Fa Tie (Wang Xizhi's letter one)
There is the title of the front volume
Five lines of "Shide Calligraphy", three lines of "Zhiyu Calligraphy" (the upper left is damaged), "Chaliang Note" (only the first line remains, the top is damaged)
2. Pour the Stone, the Tenth Dharma Tie (The Second Presentation of the King of Jin)
Eight lines of "Extremely Hot Tie", three lines of "Champion Tie", and "Following Oil Tie" (the first three lines are saved) )
It is followed by several lines of engraving.