英文摘要 |
Summary of Dai's Case was written by the Changhua scholar Te-kung Wu (1850-1924). It is a historical prose work that mainly records the civil commotion of Chao-chuen Dai during the reign of Tong zhi. This event was one of the three major civil commotions in Taiwan in the Qing dynasty and had a great influence on Taiwan society, so the importance of this book is obvious. However, there is not much discussion on this book in the academic circle at present. Most discussions are made in a specific book or a chapter in a single paper. It is a pity that there is no specific research on this book. The author intended to discuss this important ancient book starting from the compilation style of this book, the selection of data, and the analysis of the author's historical theory. It is hoped that through the study of this article, we can understand the system and format of this book, the data sources when the book was written, as well as the methods and practices of the author in handling these data. In addition, the author often expresses his personal comments on the events recorded in the book. What kind of ideological message did the author convey in the content of these historical theories? What are the functions of these historical theories? The above discusses are expected to provide a better understanding of the book of Summary of Dai's Case. |