英文摘要 |
This paper studies the two systems for the compiling of official history that existed in the Yuan dynasty. The Yuan dynasty’s dual political system was the reason for this dual compiling system. In the first system, the Yuan Palace continued the Mongolian tradition of compiling history by setting up an official entitled Bishechi 必闍赤, who had the responsibility of recording the emperors’ words and deeds and compiling the history book Tuobuchiyan 脫卜赤顏. In the second system, the Yuan followed the Chinese tradition in setting up Qijuzhu 起居注 and Guoshiyuan 國史院 to compile records of political happenings, books of the Emperors’ daily activities, histories of previous dynasties, books on political systems, and local chronicles. Because of this dual system for compiling history, the official history of the Yuan dynasty is unique among official histories from ancient China. |