(Qing) edited by Zhang Shengyuan. It consists of 22 items, including the evolution of local chronicles, borders, townships, mountains and rivers, historical sites, cities, temples, altars, customs, bridges, other structures, schools, local customs, rank officials, tribute selection, seal, military equipment, tribute, foreign records, temples, etc., with about 3,000 words. Records have no preface and postscript. It is clear that from the twelfth year of Chongzhen (1639) to the eighteenth year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1679), all the records are concise and to the point, and a few words outline the politics, economy and military of a city. In China, things like land tax and population are described in detail, which are the data of economic history and population history in the early Qing Dynasty. However, the content of products and art is not enough to see the whole picture of Jiahe. There is a copy of the 22nd year of Kangxi (1683). (Li Jing)

(Qianlong) Jiahe County Records Volume 26 Volume 1

(Qing) Gao Da Cheng Xiu, edited by Li. Dacheng, whose real name is Heeroo, was born in Changbai, Jilin, and was once the overseer of Huangqi in Manchuria. He lived in Jiahe County for thirty years (1765). Guang Jia, whose real name is Dong Xiao, is a native of Xiangtan, Hunan Province. From twenty-seven to thirty-one years, Qianlong gave lectures in Jiahe and wrote the Collection of Jingshetang. In the 22nd year of Kangxi (1683), he succeeded Zhang Zhi and Chen Zhi in the 55th year. He continued the recent situation of Qianlong years and began to study Qianlong for 30 years, and the chronology stopped at. The following year, the book was published in block print. The text is divided into 22 sections, 105 mesh, about150,000 words, which is the county annals of Jiahe Sanxiu. The map covers the whole territory, including 13 maps of the county seat, county government, Confucian Temple, Wanshou Palace and eight scenic spots. There are more than 200 tigers and more than 90 temples in Pingshan, Shimen, Yinyan and Daorenling peaks. Jiangcheng summarized the geographical environment of Jiahe, and recorded the location of thirteen major markets and the operation of goods in detail, which is beneficial to the study of cultural relics archaeology and Hunan folk market trade. Products: fruits and vegetables, bamboo and wood insects, more than 300 kinds of feather scales, tea, kapok, tung oil, tobacco leaves, coal, charcoal, lime, Zhifu and other local products. , is an important information for the study of local species and diversification; There were more than 30 auspicious disasters in Ming and Qing dynasties; There are more than 100 works in art and literature, including notes, prefaces, poems and so on. There are some practical articles, such as The Story of the Stone Stairs of Xianrenqiao by Chen Shangyi in Ming Dynasty, Gui Shui Kao in Qing Dynasty and Zhu Quan Fu by Lei Fengyuan, which are enough for the world to research. It is a work with complete style, careful textual research and excellent carving. It is rare in Fuben: it was engraved in the thirty-first year of Qianlong (1766). (Liu Zhisheng)

[Jiaqing] Jiahe County Records Volume 26 Volume 1

(Qing) Gao Da Cheng Xiu, Li Bian, Zhang Yingju, Li Cunsu continued, Long Xiang added. For the life stories of Dacheng and Guang Jia, see Jiahe Kezhi (Qianlong). Ying Ju, the word Yunyan, was born in Engong, Gushi, Henan Province, in the 22nd year of Jiaqing (18 17), and was born in Jiahe County. Village Su, Yi people, deputy tribute. Long Xiang, a native of Taoyuan, Hunan, is a juren. He was instructed by Jiahe Confucianism in Jiaqing for three to twenty-two years and was a candidate magistrate of a county. He wrote Poems on Canghe River. Kochi continued his research and supplement in the thirty-first year of Qianlong (1766). It began in the 22nd year of Jiaqing, and the chronicle ended in that year. It was written in Fu Zi in the 24th year. The style is still recorded, and the continuous historical events are attached to the original records. Nearly 20,000 words have been added, which is the county annals of Jiahe Hughes. At the beginning of the volume, in the 24th year of Jiaqing, the governor strictly instructed the dragon in 22nd year, and recorded more than 30 people who continued to study his surname in 22nd year, which can prove that it was an attempt to continue to study, supplement and reprint his surname in 22nd to 24th year. Zhang Yingju's "Jiahe County" increased the market; Grade worship continued the market affairs after the first year of Jiaqing; From the thirty-fifth year of the official rank to July of the twenty-second year of Jiaqing, there were twenty magistrates and sixteen teachers; Zhang Yingju was added to Wen Yi. There are more than 180 poems by Long Xiang and Li Zhubie. It is the continuation of local chronicles, which is an independent book with clear vision and detailed analysis, and can be called a model for the continuation of Hunan county chronicles. There are 24 years of Jiaqing (18 19) engraving printing, 1977 negatives. (Liu Zhisheng)

* [Tongzhi] Jiahe County Records Volume 25 Volume 1

(Qing) Gao Da Cheng Xiu, Li, Wu Maorong. Guo Zhong, whose real name is Shao Qing, is from Yidu, Hubei, and Guo Jiansheng. Born in Jiahe County in the first year of Tongzhi (1862). Bi Rong, a native of Huashan, Hunan (now Wangcheng, Changsha), was the dean of Jiahe Zhuquan College in the early Yuan Dynasty. It was added by Zhang Yingju in the 31st year of Qianlong (1766) and the 24th year of Jiaqing (18 19). It began in the second year of Tongzhi, updated in Fu Zi and published in the world. The chronicle ended in September of the second year of Tongzhi, which increased by more than 10 thousand words, about 180 thousand words, compared with Zhang Yingju's sequel, Jiahe Wuxiu County Records. Ji Chuzhi recorded the second year of Xianfeng (1856); Rank official record plus all kinds of officials to tongzhi for two years; The military defense was recorded until the eleventh year of Xianfeng; Selected five years of Xianfeng; Dozens of poems from the 23rd year of Jiaqing to the 2nd year of Tongzhi. Among them, Xiang Yan, Governor of Daoguang for three years, Zhu Quan Academy, Fu Shaozu, Jinshi, Yi Yunxi rebuilt the experimental shed in the autumn of Tongzhi for two years, Zhu Quan Academy and Shi Yanming are famous. There is a block print of Tongzhi for two years (1863). (Liu Zhisheng)

* [Republic of China] Jiahe County Atlas 34 volumes

Edited by Wang Binxiu and Lei. Bin, county magistrate of Jiahe County. Peng Fei, a Yi nationality, was ordered by Kuandian County in the Qing Dynasty and served as an magistrate. Published in the 20th year of the Republic of China (193 1). I can remember the Republic of China 19. There are eleven articles, twenty-eight pictures and sixty-seven tables, with a total of three hundred and thirty thousand words. It is a detailed account of the activities of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, which is recorded in articles such as establishment, discipline, education and figures, and provides important historical materials for studying the peasant uprising in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. In addition, the materials of schools in this county are also very rich, including not only the historical facts of abolishing the imperial examination and establishing the school, but also the precious materials such as the Table of County Higher Primary Schools in the 17th year of the Republic of China, the Table of Private Primary Schools in the 18th year of the Republic of China and the Statistical Table of School Age in the 18th year of the Republic of China, which provide a reliable basis for studying the history of school development. There are prints from the 20th year of the Republic of China (193 1). (Li)