24:I[197881,["/_next/static/chunks/b2f0c8dea66a8dca.js?dpl=dpl_E4voM7p9wDVZJvxv4TdeRaTXprsd","/_next/static/chunks/7f542e29850d5a34.js?dpl=dpl_E4voM7p9wDVZJvxv4TdeRaTXprsd","/_next/static/chunks/236a773bf983a6e6.js?dpl=dpl_E4voM7p9wDVZJvxv4TdeRaTXprsd","/_next/static/chunks/73ec2f460c58b917.js?dpl=dpl_E4voM7p9wDVZJvxv4TdeRaTXprsd","/_next/static/chunks/44b741cc62655314.js?dpl=dpl_E4voM7p9wDVZJvxv4TdeRaTXprsd","/_next/static/chunks/49c5a7a27f6e13eb.js?dpl=dpl_E4voM7p9wDVZJvxv4TdeRaTXprsd","/_next/static/chunks/391c4b1557451991.js?dpl=dpl_E4voM7p9wDVZJvxv4TdeRaTXprsd","/_next/static/chunks/77ffa9b0397aa5e9.js?dpl=dpl_E4voM7p9wDVZJvxv4TdeRaTXprsd","/_next/static/chunks/e84c26bbe04ad627.js?dpl=dpl_E4voM7p9wDVZJvxv4TdeRaTXprsd","/_next/static/chunks/3a366c3516387c27.js?dpl=dpl_E4voM7p9wDVZJvxv4TdeRaTXprsd","/_next/static/chunks/c116acaae1f2abb9.js?dpl=dpl_E4voM7p9wDVZJvxv4TdeRaTXprsd"],"default"] 25:T461,This entry represents the title slip (tiaoqian) of a traditional Chinese stab-bound volume. The original artifact features a white title slip with a thin black border, pasted onto a dark indigo-blue paper cover, signifying the beginning of a major intellectual work from the Ming Dynasty. # The Collected Illustrations of the Three Powers Original title: 三才圖會 (*Sancai Tuhui*). Compiled by Wang Qi and his son Wang Siyi, and published around 1609. The term Three Powers (Sancai) refers to the fundamental triad of the universe in Chinese philosophy: Heaven, Earth, and Humanity. This encyclopedia was designed to be a comprehensive visual and textual record of all knowledge pertaining to these three realms.

The title page for a monumental Ming Dynasty encyclopedia that aimed to categorize all known subjects across the celestial, terrestrial, and human worlds.

Sancai Tuhui, Collected Illustrations of the Three Powers, Ming Dynasty, encyclopedia, Wang Qi, Wang Siyi, Heaven Earth and Humanity