An Index of Ancient and Contemporary Books and Stone Tablets (Gu Jin Shu Ke, also named Book Inscribed) was designed by Zhou Heung-Zu in Ming Dynasty and became the popular version. Ye De-Hui obtained this book from Japan in late Qing Dynasty and soon after reprinted this book that was based upon its original format. Because this version was still simple and had some error, so it brought some limition in academic applications. In addition to Ye De-Hui version, another rare edition inscribed by Huang Jia-Shan (Huang version for short) kept at Fu Ssu-Nien Library. Academic circles did’t reconnized this version not yet from 1928. Huang version was engraved in late Ming Dyansty. The version supplemented and regulated according to Zhou Heung-Zu’ version. This essay will collate and compare these two versions. At the same time, this essay will study the difference which the amount and history between these two versions. Furthermore, this essay will examine related documents comprehensively and outline the the propagation of Huang Jia-Sha’s version. On the basis of study, we can clarify the source of these differect version systems. At last, this essay will combined with other historical materials to expand research value of An Index of Ancient and Contemporary Books and Stone Tablets.