24:I[197881,["/_next/static/chunks/59eab9ac4bdd502c.js?dpl=dpl_DiiNkezUyatBaiWrD9gVH9i4a8Q9","/_next/static/chunks/7f542e29850d5a34.js?dpl=dpl_DiiNkezUyatBaiWrD9gVH9i4a8Q9","/_next/static/chunks/236a773bf983a6e6.js?dpl=dpl_DiiNkezUyatBaiWrD9gVH9i4a8Q9","/_next/static/chunks/73ec2f460c58b917.js?dpl=dpl_DiiNkezUyatBaiWrD9gVH9i4a8Q9","/_next/static/chunks/44b741cc62655314.js?dpl=dpl_DiiNkezUyatBaiWrD9gVH9i4a8Q9","/_next/static/chunks/49c5a7a27f6e13eb.js?dpl=dpl_DiiNkezUyatBaiWrD9gVH9i4a8Q9","/_next/static/chunks/391c4b1557451991.js?dpl=dpl_DiiNkezUyatBaiWrD9gVH9i4a8Q9","/_next/static/chunks/77ffa9b0397aa5e9.js?dpl=dpl_DiiNkezUyatBaiWrD9gVH9i4a8Q9","/_next/static/chunks/e84c26bbe04ad627.js?dpl=dpl_DiiNkezUyatBaiWrD9gVH9i4a8Q9","/_next/static/chunks/3a366c3516387c27.js?dpl=dpl_DiiNkezUyatBaiWrD9gVH9i4a8Q9","/_next/static/chunks/c116acaae1f2abb9.js?dpl=dpl_DiiNkezUyatBaiWrD9gVH9i4a8Q9"],"default"] 25:T45c,This title slip (ti-qian) appears on the exterior cover of a traditional thread-bound volume. It identifies the work as the Sancai Tuhui, one of the most influential pictorial encyclopedias of the late Ming Dynasty. # The # Three # Realms # Illustrated original: "Sancai Tuhui" (三才圖會). Completed in 1607 and published in 1609 by the scholars Wang Qi and his son Wang Siyi, this massive work consists of 106 chapters. The title refers to the "Three Realms" or "Three Powers" (SancaiHeaven, Earth, and Humanity), representing a comprehensive attempt to categorize all known knowledge and phenomena in the universe.

This title slip introduces the "Sancai Tuhui," a monumental Ming Dynasty encyclopedia that visually documents the "Three Realms" of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity. It is a vital historical source for understanding Chinese science, mythology, and daily life in the 17th century.

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