英文摘要
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The editing and editing of Chinese local chronicles reached their peak in the Ming and Qing dynasties, accounting for about 80% of the total number of local chronicles published in China. The content of Chinese local chronicles has three functions: history, geography and political writing. Therefore, if you want to understand the events of a place or the history of a place, you must read the local chronicles. After Vietnam became independent in the 11th century AD, it still maintained close ties with China. The government of Vietnam often assign envoys to China, and after the envoys come back to Vietnam, they had to submit reports for their emperor. As a result, a large number of envoy documents were left, and because of the fixed route of the envoys, some Vietnamese envoys can also be found in the Chinese local chronicles. For example, the "Zhongli Zhi" in Shandong recorded the poems left by the Vietnamese envoys during the Ming and Qing dynasties when they visited Zhongzi Temple, and the "Nankang County Chronicle" compiled during the Jiajing period also recorded the poems written by the envoys of Annan "Nanyeyi", not all of these poems are included in the documents of the envoys. The records of the local chronicles can not only supplement the insufficiency of the documents of the envoys, but also provide a more complete understanding of the poetic works of the Vietnamese envoys. This article searches for local chronicles in conjunction with the tribute route of the Vietnamese envoys, finds the descriptions of the Vietnamese envoys, and supplements the insufficiency of the envoy documents. It also uses the local literati who compiled the local chronicles to describe the appearance of the Vietnamese envoys to understand the exchanges between the Vietnamese envoys in China.
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