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*''Chinese'': 明實錄 ''(Ming shi lu)''

*''Chinese'': 明實錄 ''(Míng shí lù)''

The ''Ming shi lu'', or "Veritable Records of the Ming Dynasty," is a compilation of accounts of the reigns of each emperor of the Chinese [[Ming Dynasty]].

The ''Míng shí lù'', or "Veritable Records of the Ming Dynasty," is a compilation of accounts of the reigns of each emperor of the Chinese [[Ming Dynasty]].

Totalling nearly 40,000 pages of Classical Chinese in the original manuscripts, the ''Ming shi lu'' is one of the chief primary sources on Ming history, along with the ''[[Ming shi]]'', or "Official History of the Ming Dynasty."

Totalling nearly 40,000 pages of Classical Chinese in the original manuscripts, the ''Míng shí lù'' is one of the chief primary sources on Ming history, along with the ''[[Ming shi|Míng shǐ]]'' 明史, or "Official History of the Ming Dynasty."

While each volume of the ''Ming shi lu'' was written shortly after the end of the reign it covers, the ''Ming shi'' was compiled a century after the fall of the Ming, from Ming period sources such as the ''Ming shi lu''.

While each volume of the ''Míng shí lù'' was written shortly after the end of the reign it covers, the ''Míng shǐ'' was compiled a century after the fall of the Ming, from Ming period sources such as the ''Míng shí lù''.

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