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Overview
Key data
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Period of use | 1199 – 1206 CE |
| Compiler | Liu Xiaorong |
| Year head | Jian-yin |
Development
The Huiyuan calendar was made by Liu Xiaorong, promulgated in 1199 CE, replacing the Chunxi and used until 1206.
Liu made three calendars in all — Qiandao, Chunxi and Huiyuan — a prolific calendrist of the Southern Song.
Late Southern Song
Calendars changed often and lasted briefly, a sign both of frequent reform and of limited precision. The lead in calendrical learning was passing to the Jin-Yuan line in the north.
Full text
No electronic full text of this work is available here. This calendar has no separate transmitted text; its methods survive scattered in the calendrical treatises of the standard histories. Among the histories held here, see Songshi, Calendrical Treatise, juan 83.
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