“Thinking of the Past on the Southern Tower in Front of the Changsha Post House (Here I Parted with the Venerable De)”, 204

“Three Poems Sent to Weizhi”, 283, 287

“Two Poems on Contemplating a Painting of Mountains and Seas”, 72, 114

“Unclassified Poems from Qinzhou”, 77

“Viewing the Painting of Mountains and Seas in the Chamber of the Chan Master Ying”, 110

“Wailing for My Dear Chao Heng”, 210

“Written to Summon Administrative Aid Tao to Build His Home at Yanghua”, 217–219

“Yangchuan”, 117, 127

poetic aesthetics, 73–74, 96

poetic imagination, 72

poetry on wandering immortals. See youxian shi

poetry on wandering into transcendence. See youxian shi

political demotions, 43

political ideals, 156, 162–163

“Preface to the Map of the Territorial Record”, 46

See also Lü Wen

prefect, 52, 56–58, 60, 67, 92, 95–96, 123, 130, 135, 145, 147, 152–154, 156, 164, 167, 169–170, 174–177, 179–180, 203, 211, 215, 225–226, 234, 236, 265, 267

Chen Xuangui, 183

Du Chuchen, 183

Li Wukui, 183

Li Zulong, 183

prefectural map (zhoutu), 90–91

Presented Scholar, 202, 302

priest, 142–143, 145

Primer for Beginners, A. See under encyclopedias

Princess Taihe, 41

Qin Dynasty, 45

Qing Dynasty, 66, 121, 151, 263

Qinzhou, 77, 121

Qiongdu, 102

Qü Lingwen, 69, 171, 192, 213–216, 250

Qu Yuan, 171, 192

Qujiang, 179–183, 193, 268–269, 271–275, 302–303

“Record for the New Post Road in the West of the Shannan Circuit”, 42

See also Liu Yuxi

“Records of Chengdu”, 184

“Record of the Altar of the Immortal of Mount Magu, Nancheng County, Fuzhou”, 135

See also Yan Zhenqing

“Record of the ‘Map of Chinese and Foreign Lands’”, 50

See also Sikong Tu

“Record of the Cold Spring Pavilion”, 101–102

See also Bai Juyi

“Record of the Light-Holding Cave”, 226