英文摘要
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This thesis discusses of three historical books in Pei Songzhi's Annotation for The History of the Three Kingdoms: Wei Zhao’s Wushu (or Book of Wu), Hu Chong's Wuli (or History of Wu), and Zhang Bo’s Wulu (or Records of Wu) as the object of investigation. Since the three books titles there is a "Wu" word, its authors are also Eastern Wu’s official or born in a noble family, so those historical books referred to herein as "Three Books of Wu" in this thesis. Those books in the study fields of Three Kingdoms histories belonges to Pei Songzhi's Annotations. And this thesis take research perspective as there are two research category of Pei Songzhi's Annotation for The History of the Three Kingdoms. In general, First research category pay attention to texts used in Pei Songzhi’s annotations which written before Chen Shou’s Records of Three Kingdoms, but not used by Chen Shou. Second research category pay attention to how does Pei Songzhi add or challenge some point of Chen Shou’s through choose those texts in his annotations which written after Chen Shou’s Records of Three Kingdoms. In short, This thesis take the view point as Records of Three Kingdoms and Pei Songzhi's Annotation for The History of the Three Kingdoms are both historical books. And try to put two books to each other’s historical narrative, to rediscover the images of Three Kingdoms history, and then construct the history of Three Kingdoms more real.
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