Wenhua Temple reigned for forty-one years.
(1776) Qianlong forty-six years.
(1782) The existing Shuangxi Palace Museum outside Taipei and Wensui Pavilion of Shenyang Palace Museum have been in Qianlong for forty-seven years.
(1782) Qianlong forty-seven years.
(1783) 1966 Shenyang Library moved to the Yuanmingyuan Palace in Wenyuange, a suburb of Beijing, Gansu Province for forty years.
(1775) Qianlong forty-eight years.
In the tenth year of Xianfeng (1860), in November, the allied forces of Britain and France burned down, and chengde mountain resort Qianlong of Wenjinge was thirty-nine years old.
(1774) Qianlong forty-nine years.
(1785) The existing National Library Wenzong Pavilion Zhenjiang Jinshan Temple has been in the palace for 44 years.
(1779) Qianlong fifty-two years
(1787) In the third year of Xianfeng (1853), the Taiping Army conquered Zhenjiang and the pavilion was completely destroyed. The palace of Tianning Temple in Yangzhou has been built for forty-five years.
(1780) Qianlong fifty-two years
(1787) In the fourth year of Xianfeng (1854), the Taiping Army conquered Yangzhou and the pavilion was completely destroyed. The palace of Shengyin Temple in Hangzhou has been built for forty-seven years.
(1782) Qianlong fifty-two years
April remains the same. Now it is in Zhejiang Library. Wen Jin Ge Si Ku Quan Shu, existing in the National Library, is the fourth of seven Si Ku Quan Shu, which was written in the forty-ninth year of Qing Qianlong (1784) and originally stored in chengde mountain resort. After Wen Jinge's Sikuquanshu entered the National Library of Tibet, it has been paid special attention to by people, and it is also called the rare book and the four major collections of the National Library together with Dunhuang suicide note, Zhao Cang and Yongle Dadian.
There are 36,304 volumes, 6 144 copies of the complete works in the four libraries of Wenjinge, which are displayed on 128 bookshelves. It is the most well-preserved of the seven Sikuquanshu, and it is still the trinity of the original shelf, the original culvert and the original book. The Eight Rhymes of the History of the Five Dynasties written by Qianlong Imperial Pen are engraved on the side plates of the 32nd and 33rd shelves of the Ministry. The center plate, ribbon and copper ring of the envelope are all of the same year. When you open the book, you will find the seal of "Treasure of the Jinwen Museum", the yellow letterhead of "Jiyun Reconnaissance", the white paper and the regular regular regular script in the museum, which is amazing.
Wen Jinge's Sikuquanshu has unique historical document value.
First, judging from the completion time of the seven Sikuquanshu, Wenjinge is the last of the four libraries in the north, and three years have passed since the completion of the first Wenyuange Sikuquanshu, so it is necessary to make some corrections to the mistakes and omissions that have been found.
Secondly, Jinwen Pavilion is a manuscript which is clearly recorded in the archives as a pro-school of Qianlong and taught by Ji Yun himself. Almost every volume has proofreading records, and its editing and proofreading quality is better than other books including Wen Yuan Pavilion.
Thirdly, as far as the only remaining three and a half volumes of Sikuquanshu are concerned, the bronze museum is the most complete, and the other three museums are supplemented by the bronze museum. According to scholars' textual research, there are many differences in volume, writing, lost version, preface and postscript, appendix and abstract between Sikuquanshu and Yongle Dadian. Some documents and materials preserved in Wen Jinge's Sikuquanshu have been isolated in China.