Qing Veritable Records

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The Qing Veritable Records are an official dynastic historical compilation of the Qing Empire, consisting of meticulously edited annals of each emperor’s reign based on court documents and archival materials.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese historical text
Qing dynasty document
official dynastic history
veritable records
basedOn archival documents
court diaries
imperial edicts
memorials to the throne
palace memorials
chronology organized by reign year
compiledBy Historiography Office of the Qing dynasty NERFINISHED
Qing court historians
countryOfOrigin Qing Empire NERFINISHED
follows Ming Veritable Records NERFINISHED
genre annals
court chronicle
hasPart Daoguang Veritable Records NERFINISHED
Guangxu Veritable Records NERFINISHED
Jiaqing Veritable Records NERFINISHED
Kangxi Veritable Records NERFINISHED
Qianlong Veritable Records NERFINISHED
Shunzhi Veritable Records NERFINISHED
Tongzhi Veritable Records NERFINISHED
Xianfeng Veritable Records NERFINISHED
Xuantong Veritable Records NERFINISHED
Yongzheng Veritable Records NERFINISHED
influencedBy historiographical practices of earlier Chinese dynasties
language Classical Chinese
method meticulous editing of court documents
partOf Chinese veritable records tradition
preservedIn First Historical Archives of China NERFINISHED
National Library of China NERFINISHED
primaryTopic reigns of Qing emperors
region China NERFINISHED
script Chinese characters
status official state-sponsored compilation
subject appointments and dismissals of officials
diplomatic relations
imperial edicts and decrees
major domestic events
military campaigns
natural disasters and omens
rituals and ceremonies
timeCoverage entire Qing dynasty
use source for Qing administrative history
source for Qing foreign relations
source for Qing institutional history
source for Qing political history

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Grand Secretariat documentedIn Qing Veritable Records