英文摘要 |
Gao Panlong 高攀龍 (1562-1626) was a famous late-Ming Neo-Confucian who also played an important role in the political struggles of the Tianqi 天啟 period (1621-1627). This article uses an unpublished manuscript known as Gaozi weikegao 高子未刻稿 to reconstruct Gao's political activities during that time, revealing that it was not without good reason that the opposing faction referred to him as "Leader of the Donglin Clique" 東林黨魁. Gao's epitaph was put together by his disciples and relatives during the Chongzhen 崇禎 period (1628-1644) and published in Gaozi yishu 高子遺書. They glossed over any evidence which would identify him as the Leader of Donglin Clique, recasting him in the mold of a true Neo-Confucian who was a fusion of Zhu Xi 朱熹 (1130-1200) and Lu Jiuyuan 陸九淵 (1139-1193), and fought to have his ancestral tablet placed in the Confucian Temple. In the early Qing, scholars active in the Donglin Academy continued to pursue this struggle, but an analysis of textual problems and editorial intent in Gaozi jieyao 高子節要, which was compiled in this period, reveals that by the early Qing, Donglin Academy scholars had already come to place their complete trust in Cheng-Zhu 程朱 Neo-Confucianism and had recast Gao its sole heir. |