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1. The Book of Xuanhe was compiled by Zhao Ji, Emperor Huizong, and it was written in the Xuanhe period of the Northern Song Dynasty (1119-1125).
2. This book systematically records the calligraphy titles of the royal secret calendar, with a total of 197 calligraphers and 1214 works. The content is divided into emperors' scripts, seal scripts, official scripts, official scripts, running scripts, cursive scripts, eight-point scripts and so on. Each script has a narrative before it, describing the origin and development of various scripts. The second is a biography of the calligrapher, which records the author's life and anecdotes, and comments on the characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of his calligraphy; Finally, the list of works hidden in the imperial palace is listed.
3. The book is exquisite in style and meticulous in commenting on calligraphy, which makes a lot of materials preserved. It is the earliest existing book to record the collection of palace calligraphy works.
4. This is a book about dharma, with 2 volumes, which records the collections of the imperial house in Song Huizong. Among them, there is one volume of imperial books, four volumes of official books, six volumes of running scripts, eight volumes of cursive scripts and one volume of eight-part books. Since the seal script has its own narrative theory, this paper expounds the origins and changes of various books, and discusses the standards and reasons of recorded calligraphers; Finally, the imperial edict, imperial edict and addendum were made. Each volume has sub-titles, and each person has a biography, and * * * has passed on 197 calligraphers; For the second time, there are more than 1,24 pieces of calligraphy posts collected by the imperial government.
The author introduces in detail:
1. Zhao Ji (182 -1135), a Huizong of the Northern Song Dynasty, was one of the famous emperors in the history of China. He is the son of Song Shenzong and one of the founders in the early Southern Song Dynasty.
2. Zhao Ji was born in a prominent royal family. His grandfather was Song Zhezong and his father was Song Shenzong. He was brilliant since he was a child, and he had a strong interest in literature and art, and showed outstanding talent and leadership.
3. In 1126, the Jin Dynasty captured Bianjing (now Kaifeng, Henan Province), the capital of the Song Dynasty, and captured Zhao Ji as a trophy. The rulers put him under house arrest in Liaodong area, and at this time he became an exile who was forced to live without a fixed place. However, in the predicament, Zhao Ji persevered and constantly sought opportunities to restore the rule of the Song Dynasty.
4. In 1127, Zhao Ji escaped from the control of the Jin Dynasty and went to Lin 'an (now Hangzhou) in the south to establish the Southern Song Dynasty regime at the invitation of the southern anti-Jin forces. He was made Huizong and began to rebuild and restore the Southern Song Dynasty.
5. As an emperor, Zhao Ji implemented a series of political and economic reform measures in the Southern Song Dynasty, and devoted himself to restoring the country's stability and prosperity. He paid attention to the development of culture and education, advocated neo-Confucianism, encouraged the activities of literati, and personally participated in artistic creation such as calligraphy and painting.