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Category Archives: Ming dynasty
Graphic variability in a Ming printed book
Lately, I have been working with Ming editions of Zhuge Kongming Xinshu 諸葛孔明心書, a military text attributed to Zhuge Liang but which is most likely an early Song forgery. The earliest edition I was able to inspect was a moveably type … Continue reading
Posted in books, Character variants, Chinese writing, Ming dynasty, Orthography
Tagged book, character, Ming, orthography, printed, variant, Zhuge Liang
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