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《張三丰先生全集》Vol. 9

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Qing Daoist texts 清代道教文獻 Vol. 9 / 15 179 characters

About this page. The original text of 《張三丰先生全集》 Vol. 9 (Qing Daoist texts 清代道教文獻, 15 volumes) is shown in Classical Chinese as transmitted in the Kanripo (Kyoto University) edition. An English interpretation of the 1 passages on this page accompanies it: select a passage or press “Interpretation” to show it. All texts in English

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重刋道藏輯要 張三丰先生全集 雲水前集序 雲水前集者我 三丰先生在元明間所作者也 永樂時胡 廣等收入大典之内世間少得其本嘉靖中詔求方書仍從大 典中[糸畨]出梓行頒示國師等等錫齡於康熙五十九年得此本 於楊州書肆寶而藏之卽花谷藏書也後有起者將此板刋出 必能傳其人讀其詩知先生之淸風高節爲不可及也         
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Zhang Sanfeng Xiansheng Quanji in the Reprinted Daozang Jiyao — Preface to Yunshui Qianji

The Yunshui Qianji (Former Collection of Cloud and Water) is a work written by our Master Zhang Sanfeng during the period of transition between the Yuan and Ming dynasties.

During the Yongle reign, Hu Guang and others included it in the Yongle Dadian. Later, copies became rarely seen in the world. During the Jiajing reign, the court issued an edict to collect books on technical arts and medicine, and it was still copied from the Dadian and printed for promulgation throughout the realm.

In the fifty-ninth year of Kangxi, the National Preceptor Xiling and others obtained this copy at a bookshop in Yangzhou and treasured it; it is precisely the copy from Huagu’s collection. If in days to come someone comes forward to reprint this block edition, it will surely transmit the man himself to later ages; reading his poems, one then knows the Master’s pure wind and lofty integrity, which later generations truly find hard to match.

(Respectfully recorded by a Yuantong disciple.)

        (圖通弟子謹識)

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