Cui Guan Pian 催官篇 original — catalogued, no dissent
Prompting Officialdom: the register's control case — a classical text whose attributed author survives examination untouched. Song authorship, Siku-catalogued, no competing verdict anywhere in the collation.
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Identity card
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | 催官篇 Cui Guan Pian ("Prompting Officialdom") |
attributed_author | Lai Wenjun 賴文俊 (courtesy name Taisu 太素, a native of Chuzhou 處州, self-styled Buyizi 布衣子 — known to the tradition as Lai Buyi 賴布衣) |
attribution_status | original 原著 — catalogued in the Siku with no dissenting record 四庫著錄，無異說 |
| Era | Song |
| School | Three Harmony / asterism 三合／天星 — pure-yin pure-yang 淨陰淨陽 doctrine |
| Full text | Wikisource (Siku recension) · Kanripo KR3g0026 · daizhige.org · Shidian Guji SK1594 |
What it contains
Per the collation register, four chapters each cast as verse:
| Chapter | Content noted |
|---|---|
| Dragon 分龍 | The 24 mountains divided by yin and yang; the Three Nobles 三吉 — 震、庚、亥; the Six Elegances 六秀 — 巽、辛、艮、丙、兌、丁; asterism enclosures 紫微／天市／少微／太微; na-jia 納甲; the Yellow Springs shaft 黃泉殺; the Four Metals 四金; the Three Yang waters 三陽水 |
| Lair 穴 | |
| Arm 砂 | |
| Water 水 |
What the Siku cataloguers concluded
Our register's note is brief because the record is clean: catalogued in the Siku, no dissenting verdict 四庫著錄，無異說. This is the contrast case for the rest of the register — where the catalogue records no authorship problem, we record none either, and say so explicitly rather than letting silence imply doubt.
Where it sits in the tradition
Matrix row: Three Harmony 三合 main body ◎, Form 形巒 partial ○. Its 三吉六秀 and pure-yin pure-yang framework make it the anchor text of the asterism-flavoured Three Harmony line — a different lineage from the Xuankong texts, which is exactly why school affiliation is recorded per text rather than assumed.
Related
葬書 · 玉尺經 (the Three Harmony polemic) · full register · School Dispute Register