Also known as "Facts Leiyuan" and "Song Dynasty Leiyao". Class book. Shaoyu, courtesy name Yuzhong, was born in Changshan, Quzhou (now part of Zhejiang). He was a Jinshi in Zhenghe, transferred to the Tiantai Academy, and served successively as the prefect of Jian, Rao and Jizhou. This is because there are many records of the Northern Song Dynasty's court and civil affairs scattered in various records. However, they are scattered and inconsistent, making it difficult to examine them. So I collected and compiled more than 50 kinds of records, unofficial histories, notes, etc., Selected categories, and compiled the historical events from Taizu to Shenzong for about 120 years into this book. It is divided into ancestral teachings, knowledge of monarchs and ministers, deeds of famous ministers, virtues and knowledge, advisors' memorials, loyal words and advice, ceremonial music, official achievements, clothing and events, official etiquette, poetry and writing, history of allusions, and poetry. There are 24 subjects including songs, poems and chants, articles 46, open-mindedness and seclusion, immortal interpretations of monks and Taoism, auspicious dreams, fortune-telling and medicine, calligraphy, painting and craftsmanship, loyalty, filial piety and justice, strategies for generals and teachers, recommendations of knowledgeable people, wide knowledge and knowledge, and custom magazines. The vast collection of records shows the customs of the time. All the books cited are reproduced in their original text without any additions or deletions, and are each annotated with the title of the book. Many works that have been lost in later generations can be summarized through this. However, there are occasional miscitations and citation errors. The compilation of this book took 14 years and was completed in the 15th year of Shaoxing (1145). In the 23rd year of Shaoxing, Masha Bookshop published the engraving. Domestic popular and "Sikuquanshu" records are all handed down in banknotes, with the author's original preface and his own preface in the 28th year of Shaoxing. There is also a Japanese wooden movable type edition, called "Huang Song Shi Shi Lei Yuan", and the provincial name is "Huang Dynasty Lei Yuan", with 78 volumes. Compared with the 63-volume volume, it talks more about the four subjects of humor, miraculousness, deceit and fallacies, and Anbian and the bandits. All 28 subjects are included in the self-order. There is Wang Maxu, a disciple of Shaoyu. In the third year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty (1911), Wu Jin and Dong Kang reengraved the statue accordingly.
