Book of Jin

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The Book of Jin is an official Chinese historical text compiled in the early Tang dynasty that chronicles the history of the Jin dynasty (266–420 CE).

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese historical text
Twenty-Four Histories
official history
associatedRuler Emperor Gaozong of Tang NERFINISHED
ChineseName 晉書 NERFINISHED
chronicles history of the Jin dynasty
commissionedBy Emperor Taizong of Tang NERFINISHED
compiledInCentury 7th century
8th century
compiledInDynasty Tang dynasty NERFINISHED
compiledInEra early Tang dynasty
compiler Cui Ruan NERFINISHED
Du Ruhui NERFINISHED
Fang Xuanling NERFINISHED
Kong Yingda NERFINISHED
Li Baiyao NERFINISHED
Li Yiji NERFINISHED
Yao Silian NERFINISHED
others under imperial commission
countryOfOrigin China
coversPeriodEnd 420
coversPeriodStart 266
documents Eastern Jin NERFINISHED
Sixteen Kingdoms NERFINISHED
Western Jin NERFINISHED
early 5th century northern regimes
genre dynastic history
hasSection annals
biographies
tables
treatises
historicalPeriod Three Kingdoms to Southern and Northern Dynasties transition
historicalPerspective Confucian moral evaluation of rulers and officials
includesBiographyOf Huan Wen NERFINISHED
Sima Rui NERFINISHED
Sima Yan NERFINISHED
Wang Xizhi NERFINISHED
Zu Ti NERFINISHED
influenced subsequent Jin dynasty studies
language Classical Chinese
numberOfChapters 130
partOf Twenty-Four Histories NERFINISHED
predecessorWork Records of the Three Kingdoms NERFINISHED
preservedIn Siku Quanshu NERFINISHED
religionContext Confucian historiography
subject Jin dynasty NERFINISHED
successorWork Book of Song NERFINISHED
traditionalClassification standard history
usedAsSourceBy later Chinese historians

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Deng Ai historicalSource Book of Jin
Xianbei sourceMention Book of Jin