Ji, the original meaning is a person who can play the role of discipline. The meaning is very clear. Only those emperors can become models for future generations. Therefore, in short, it is the biography of the emperor. Of course, Xiang Yu was not proclaimed emperor, but it is also the chronicle. The chronicle given by Tai Shigong is also an affirmation of his fall from Qin. 2. Specifically refers to a style in "Historical Records". "Benji" describes the political deeds of monarchs or actual rulers in the past dynasties in a chronological way. It is the outline of the entire book "Historical Records". 3. It is a kind of outline in "Historical Records", as well as biographies, aristocratic families, etc. Supplement: "Aristocratic Family", a temple that will be worshiped for generations to come. Since the Western Zhou Dynasty, the etiquette system has stipulated that the princes have five temples - the temple of the ancestor, the temple of Gaozu, the temple of great ancestor, the temple of ancestors and the temple of father. The last four are the Qin Temple, and the first temple is the Shi Temple. The temple of relatives moves every generation and is destroyed after four generations and no longer offers sacrifices; while the temple of the ancestors always offers sacrifices from generation to generation, so it is called "Aristocratic Family". Confucius was worshiped for generations, and Chen She was ordered to guard thirty tombs. Therefore, they both enjoyed the temple of eternal worship, and they were both included in the "aristocratic families." Supplement: Biography is one of the genres of Chinese biographical history books. It was first created by Sima Qian when he wrote "Historical Records" and was used by subsequent biographical history books of all dynasties. Sima Zhen's "Historical Records" traces the following: "Biographies refer to the deeds of people and ministers, so that they can be passed down to future generations." Zhang Shoujie's "Historical Records" justly says: "His people's travels can be sequenced, so it is written as biographies." Generally used to record emperors. The deeds of people other than the emperor (all princes and kings who could be hereditary were originally listed as "noble families" in "Historical Records", but the "noble family" category was eliminated in later generations' biographical history books and were collectively referred to as "biographies"). There are also records of the history of ethnic minorities and other countries, the former such as "Biographies of Sichuan Chieftains" in "History of Ming Dynasty", and the latter such as "Biographies of Foreign Countries and Japan" in "History of Ming Dynasty". Biographies: Those who seek hidden biographies mean to narrate the deeds of people and ministers so that they can be passed down to future generations, so they are called biographies.
□The deeds of Zhengyi can be sequenced, so the biography is written. In short, it is the biography of representative figures in all aspects. Supplementary: Eight books: Book of Rites, Book of Music, Book of Laws, Almanac, Book of Heavenly Officials, Book of Fengchan, and Book of Rivers and Canals , Pingzhunshu ten tables: the three dynasties, the twelve princes, the six kingdoms, the lunar calendar between Qin and Chu, the princes and kings since the rise of the Han Dynasty, the great ancestor's meritorious princes, the Huijing princes' chronology, the Jianshi Chronology of princes since the Yuan Dynasty, chronology of princes and princes since the founding of the Yuan Dynasty, chronology of generals, ministers and famous ministers since the rise of the Han Dynasty