Epitaph in Qing dynasty. The word salt pavilion. People from Zhucheng, Shandong. Born in the 58th year of Qing Qianlong, he died in the 2nd year of Xianfeng.
Liu served as an official in Shaanxi, Sichuan and other places, and obtained Zhou Dynasty bronzes, Qin imperial edicts, Han Xi mud, Shi Bu, Tang mud and other things from Guanzhong. In Sichuan, various copper coins of the Song Dynasty and rubbings of ancient inscriptions preserved in Bashu were collected. Some have never been seen before. The number of cultural relics and rubbings he got was rare in the late Qing Dynasty. He had planned to use his collection of more than 5,000 kinds of rubbings to compile a book of Jinshi Garden with hundreds of volumes, but due to too many volumes, it was impossible to compile it, and only a small part of it was compiled into an unpublished Jin Shiyuan. This book records the inscriptions preserved in Sichuan from the Han Dynasty to the Tang and Song Dynasties. The inscriptions and artifacts in the book are mostly drawn in miniature, and the inscriptions are copied according to the style and style of the original. This method of recording ancient stone carvings is more scientific. He also compiled a Gu Quan Garden with a volume of 10 1, and collected more than 4,000 kinds of coin rubbings, but only arranged them. During his lifetime, he also published a volume of Inscriptions of Song People in Cangyu Cave, a volume of Zhong Ding's Handwriting in Qing Dynasty, and a volume of Jia Sentence. Later generations printed his two manuscripts, Gu Bian of Chang 'an Huo An and Jin Shiyuan of Haidong. Among them, the monograph Haidong Jin Shiyuan recorded the inscriptions of ancient Korea. Today, some of his manuscripts are still preserved in Beijing Library, including 32 volumes of Ancient Records of Luoyang, 70 volumes of Ancient Compilation, 0/0 volume of Ancient Records of Zhaoling, and 6 volumes of Inscription on Gushan.
The word Jifu is called Yanting (also called Yanting, Yanting), also called Sanbazi. My ancestral home is Zhucheng, Shandong. The rooms are called Jiayin, Metropark Bookstore, Seventeen Trees Plum Blossom Hall, Laifeng Hall, etc.
Liu Xihai was a famous epigraphist, Gu Quan scholar and bibliophile during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Gu Quan Hui Kao, which he supplemented, was a masterpiece of Gu Quan studies at that time, which was beneficial to the study of Spring Studies in later generations. March 8th Golden Stone Garden is the earliest record of stone carvings and pictures in Bashu area. There are many rare books of ancient books written by Liu Shoushu, which are now in the National Library. Liu Ye was a pioneer in the study of iron money in Song Dynasty in Sichuan. The study of Gu Quan in Qing Dynasty began with Taoism and salt.
Liu Xihai is a famous minister, and his great-uncle is Liu Yong, a famous minister, scholar and calligrapher in the Long Dynasty. Liu Xihai was a provincial judge in Sichuan and suppressed the An Baili Uprising in Chengdu. When he moved to Zhejiang, he finally lost his official position because of "indulging in the past". Fu Zi didn't have many works when he was alive, but his works came out one after another after his death.
Liu Xihai's great-grandfather, Liu Xihai, was a scholar of Emperor Kangxi Yi Chou (1685). He was an official in Sichuan. Emperor Kangxi named the Imperial Bookstore "Ai Qingtang", and Liu Xihai's son was a scholar (1699- 1773). Tong Xunziyong (1720- 1804), whose name is Confucianism, was Shi 'an, (175 1 year) a scholar, a bachelor of Tijen Hall, and died; If it is a brother, die early; As a patented child (? -182 1 year), was taught as an adult by Yongfu, whose name was Pei Xun, Fang Xin, and he was a scholar in official career (1789). Xihai is the son of Kui, and his married daughter is his wife. "Gui" is the daughter of a son, named Liu Jun Xihai, a passerby in Gongqin Street, Gansu Province (The Monument and the Biography of Gui). The Jin family gave birth to four sons, namely,, and Nan Caihe. "The fourth son, Cai Bian, a disciple of Xi Haijun, wrote" Jin Shiyuan has a hundred volumes, and salt is the king ". (same as above)