The Zhengzitong (Chinese: 正字通; pinyin: Zhèngzìtōng; Wade–Giles: Cheng-tzu-t'ung; lit. 'Correct Character Mastery') was a 17th-century Chinese dictionary...

on hearing that the Jinyiwei had issued a warrant for his arrest. The Zhengzitong was published. The Polish Jesuit Michał Boym first introduced the heliocentric...

Guangyun 26194 1039 Jiyun 53525 1066 Leipian 31319 1615 Zihui 33179 1675 Zhengzitong 33440 1716 Kangxi Dictionary 46933 1915 Zhonghua Da Zidian 48200 1968...

Ming dynasty dictionaries: the 1615 Zihui by Mei Yingzuo, and the 1627 Zhengzitong by Zhang Zilie. The imperial edict required that the project be completed...

pharmacopoeia and taught himself to read Chinese by studying the 1671 Zhengzitong (Correct Character Mastery) dictionary for five years. Its mo (貘) entry...

the number of residual graphic strokes besides the radical. The 1627 Zhengzitong ("Correct Character Mastery") also used 214. The 1716 CE Kangxi Dictionary...

to read it by tirelessly studying the traditional Chinese dictionary Zhengzitong. In 1811, at the end of five years of study, he produced the work Essai...

glossed as a synonym of xiatong (小通, lit. "small avenue/path") in the Zhengzitong dictionary, etc., and one instance of usage of "small avenue" occurs...

Jiyun: 獸名), and later as the "tribe of southern barbarians" (17th-century Zhengzitong: 蠻屬).[citation needed] The Chinese-English dictionary of Robert Henry...

dictionary with 12,158 character entries, 542-radical system, fanqie glosses Zhengzitong 1627 (Ming) Supplement to the Zihui character dictionary, 33,000 entries...

and Qing period dictionaries. The Zihui also formed the basis for the Zhengzitong, written and originally published by Zhang Zilie (張自烈) as the 1627 Zihui...

era. The Kangxi Dictionary quotes an entry in the Ming dynasty lexicon Zhengzitong: 「不姓之不，轉注古音，音彪」 which indicates this old, uncommon surname is pronounced...

texts and quotations in classical texts. The similarly titled (1671) Zhengzitong 正字通 "Correct Character Mastery" (with zhèng 正 "right; straight; correct")...