The Xijing Zaji (traditional Chinese: 西京雜記; simplified Chinese: 西京杂记), translated into English as Miscellaneous Records of the Western Capital, is an...

Zhaojun) Qin Cao ("Principle of the Lute") by Cai Yong (c. 2nd century) Xijing Zaji ("Sundry Accounts of the Western Capital") (c. 3rd century) Han Gong...

her son died in the first year of Emperor Hui's reign. According to Xijing Zaji (西京雜記) by Hong Ge, Qi had a maid named Jia Peilan (賈佩蘭) who escaped and...

Zhuan: 列異傳, Arrayed Marvels Lu Ji: 文賦, Wen fu (Essay on Literature) Xijing Zaji: 西京雜記, Miscellaneous Records of the Western Capital Jian'an poetry (建安風骨...

that dates from at least the 3rd century include: Bowuzhi, Soushen Ji, Xijing Zaji, Lieyi Zhuan, A New Account of the Tales of the World, You Ming Lu, Shi...

attention. Another chronicle, Diverse notes on the Western Capital (Xijing zaji) claims, however, that Xian gave Chunyu Yan many gifts. Eventually, all...

precedent for Confucianism as interpreter of portents. According to the Xijing Zaji, he was the author of the Gong-Sun Zi, a work on Xing-Ming, while the...

wrote of plays with artificial fish and dragons, and a 6th-century text Xijing Zaji states that when Liu Bang (reigned as Emperor Gaozu of Han from 202 to...

of Sichuan afterwards. He then set up court in Chengdu, which he renamed Xijing (西京, Western Capital), and declared himself king of the Xi dynasty (大西王朝...