File:NLC416-06jh009133-2619 穆天子傳.pdf

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Guo Pu: Tale of King Mu, Son of Heaven  wikidata:Q3140545 reasonator:Q3140545 s:zh:穆天子傳  Add properties to Wikidata item based on this file
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〔晉〕郭璞注

〔漢〕班固撰
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Title
穆天子傳
Publisher
商務印書館[發行] (上海)
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Genre historical fiction Edit this at Wikidata
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Depicted people King Mu of Zhou Edit this at Wikidata
Language Chinese
Publication date 民國26[1937]
Place of creation China Edit this at Wikidata
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  • 279: discovered
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institution QS:P195,Q732353
(民國時期文獻 民國圖書)
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083/114
主題
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古籍 筆記 史料
中圖分類
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Z121.6 K224.066
拼音題名
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mu tian zi zhuan
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39,41頁

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