Huang, Liyou., 黃立猷.

About the Author

Huang Liyou (黃立猷), a distinguished Chinese scholar and compiler of the early 20th century, dedicated his life to preserving and cataloging the rich heritage of ancient stone inscriptions, contributing immensely to the fields of epigraphy and historical documentation. Born in an era of cultural transition, Huang meticulously gathered and organized inscriptions from various dynasties, ensuring that these invaluable artifacts of Chinese history were systematically recorded for future generations. His magnum opus, Shi ke ming hui (石刻名彙), particularly the first edition focusing on commemorative inscriptions with appendices on tomb bricks and location vouchers, spans 14 volumes plus supplements, showcasing his rigorous scholarship and passion for antiquity. Huang's work remains a cornerstone for researchers studying classical Chinese texts, archaeology, and cultural history, bridging the past with scholarly inquiry in modern times.