Archaeoastronomy in East Asia: Historical Observational Records of Comets and Meteor Showers from China, Japan, and Korea By David Pankenier, Zhentao Xu, and Yaotiao Jiang

Archaeoastronomy in East Asia: Historical Observational Records ...

Chapter 1:

Comets

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BC 147 Oct 12–Nov 10 [China] (Ho 33)

3rd year of the Zhongyuan reign period of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, 9th month; a star became fuzzy in the northwest.

Han shu: Jing di ji

BC 138 Apr 9–May 8 [China] (Ho 34)

3rd year of the Jianyuan reign period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, 3rd month; a star became fuzzy in Zhu [LM 24] and Zhang [26] that passed through Taiwei, interfered with Zigong, and reached the Milky Way.

Han shu: tianwen zhi

BC 138 May 9–Jun 6 [China] (Ho 35)

3rd year of the Jianyuan reign period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, 4th month; a star became fuzzy in Tianji that reached Zhinü.

Han shu: tianwen zhi

BC 138 Aug 5–Sep 3 [China] (Ho 36)

3rd year of the Jianyuan reign period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, 7th month; a star became fuzzy in the northwest.

Han shu: tianwen zhi

BC 137 Sep 22–Oct 20 [China] (Ho 37)

4th year of the Jianyuan reign period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, 9th month; a star became fuzzy in the northeast.

Han shu: Wu di ji