| 英文摘要 |
Since Chen Tuan formed his theories, Tu-shu Yixue in the Song Dynasty, different from traditional philosophical thinking, has been approached and interpreted in innovative ways, known for its richness in contents both in the fields of Xiangshu and Yili, and for its wider scope of interpretation. Liu Mu’s and Shao Yong’s theories of Tu-shu Yixue have had great influence and become one of the important features in the development of Yixue since Southern Song Dynasty. As Shao Yong put forward his theory, Xian-hou-tian diagrams have become an important subject in Yixue and academic research. In its inheritance and extension, Xian-hou-tian diagrams play a significant role in Yixue Tushuo, which is manifested in Zhang Huang’s Tushubian. Zhang not only compiled and explained the diagrams of his predecessors but also gave his own interpretations of these diagrams. Focusing on the Xian-hou-tian diagrams selected in Tushubian and related Yixue tushuo, the present study aims to provide a comprehensive and detailed analysis of the concrete contents of Zhang’s viewpoint in related Tushuo derived from Xian-hou-tian diagrams, and explore the important meanings they convey. |