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The Imprint of "Dao Xian Xin Xue" in Huizhou Local Chronicles in the Late Qing Dynasty

Author(s)

Zhenyang Shen

Affiliation(s)

School of of History, Culture and Tourism, Huaibei Normal University, Huaibei, Anhui, China

Abstract

The new learning of Dao and Xian is the third endogenous academic transition which began in the years of Daoguang and Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty. Due to the failure to put forward an effective plan to save the nation, in the " Western learning " - based " new learning " under the cover of eclipsed. " Dao Xian Xin Xue ", a collection of local chronicles compiled during the Tongzhi period, not only provided a first-hand source of historical materials for later generations. It also provided convenience for the study of the academic thought, academic style and social atmosphere of Huizhou scholars in the late Qing Dynasty. The study of ancient Huizhou from the perspective of " new learning of Taoism " can contribute to the study of " Huizhou studies ". It can also help the development of historiography history and historiography theory in Qing Dynasty.

Keywords

Qing Dynasty; Huizhou; Local Chronicles; Dao Xian Xin Xue

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