Description
Inside this edition · 內頁樣張
Contents page, a chapter opening, and a page from the middle of the book. Reproduced from the PDF you receive after purchase.
关于此本 · About this edition
《汉书》，班固撰，其妹班昭续成，是中国第一部纪传体断代史。记西汉一朝，自高祖元年（前 206）至王莽地皇四年（23），十二本纪、八表、十志、七十列传，共一百篇，后人析为一百二十卷。班固改《史记》通史之体为断代，此后二十余部正史皆沿其例；「史汉」并称，即由此书与《史记》而来。文章整饬，叙事细密，苏武、李陵、霍光诸传尤为后世传诵。
The Book of Han, compiled by Ban Gu (32–92 CE) and completed by his sister Ban Zhao, is the first of the Chinese dynastic histories and the model for every one that followed. It covers the Former Han dynasty from its founding in 206 BCE to the fall of Wang Mang in 23 CE in twelve imperial annals, eight chronological tables, ten treatises and seventy biographies — one hundred chapters, later divided into one hundred and twenty juan. Ban Gu replaced the Shiji’s universal history with a single dynasty, and some twenty later histories kept his form. The biographies of Su Wu, Li Ling and Huo Guang are among the most admired prose in the language.
内容 What you get
- 一百二十卷全 — all 120 juan
- 繁体汉字，白文排印 — traditional characters, base text only
- A5 版式，逐卷目次 — A5 page, juan-by-juan contents
- 内嵌文本层，可全文检索、可复制 — selectable text layer, searchable and copyable
底本八表之中六表有正文，二表仅存「表略」标题；颜师古注一概不录。
Six of the eight chronological tables carry their full text; two survive only as headings. Yan Shigu’s commentary is not included.
底本与权利 Source and rights
底本为「殆知阁」公版古代文献库所藏繁体转录本，属公有领域。版式、封面、说明文字为本店自制。卷次依底本目录，未作调整。
The base text is a public-domain transcription from the Daizhige corpus of classical Chinese literature; the typesetting, cover and editorial notes are ours. The order of the juan follows the source.
注釋 · Editorial notes
卷次 底本一百二十卷，含「卷一上」「卷一下」一类分卷，与通行本卷次一致。
表 八表之中，六表以普通文字转录，本书照录；二表底本仅存「表略」二字，即表格数据未录入，此处保留标题，接排下一卷。
注不錄 颜师古注为唐人所撰，篇幅数倍于正文，本书只存班固本文。
字 底本用字（含异体、古地名写法）一律保留，未作繁简转换。
One hundred and twenty juan, matching the standard division, including the juan split into upper and lower halves. Six of the eight tables are transcribed in ordinary text and printed in full; two survive only as a heading marked (表略), with no tabular data. Yan Shigu’s Tang-dynasty commentary is omitted. Characters are kept as they appear in the source, with no conversion to simplified forms.
