Information Governance
Edited by Song Sima Guang, edited by Liu Chu, Liu Shu, Fan Zuyu and others, 294 volumes, 30 volumes of table of contents and examination differences, with Hu San's provincial notes. For the chronicle, starting from the 23rd year of the Warring States Period Zhou Weilie King (403 BC), and ending five generations later, the 6th year of Zhou Shizong Xiande (959 AD), counting 1,362 years, I want to use the Song Dynasty emperor as a reference for governing state affairs. The book contains the wealth, the traces of the rise and fall of the country, the things of the people's welfare, and the meaning that good can be the law, and evil can be the meaning of the precept.
Sima Guang (1019~1086 AD) was a native of Shushui Township, Xia County, Shaanxi Prefecture, Song Dynasty. At the beginning of Zhezong, he entered the dynasty as the prime minister, dismissed Wang Anshi's new law, and restored the old system. Died to Wen Guogong, Zhen Wenzheng, known as Mr. Shushui. He is the author of the General Guide to Information Governance, the Ancient Record, and the Chronicle of the Shui Shui.
〈The above is excerpted from the Chinese dictionary〉