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The Grand Historian used ''The Annals of the Five Emperors'' (五帝系諜) and the ''[[Shujing|Clàssic d'Història]]'' as source materials to make genealogies from the time of the [[Emperador Groc]] until that of the [[Regència Gonghe]] (841-2 BC). Sima Qian often cites his sources. For example, in the first chapter, "Annals of the Five Emperors," he writes, "I have read the [[Anals de Primavera i Tardor]] and the ''[[Guo Yu]]''." In his 13th chapter, "Genealogical Table of the Three Ages," Sima Qian writes, "I have read all the genealogies of the kings (''dieji'' 谍记) that exist since the time of the [[Emperador Groc]]." In his 14th chapter, "Yearly Chronicle of the Feudal Lords", he writes, "I have read all the royal annals (''chunqiu li pudie'' 春秋曆譜諜) up until the time of [[Rei Li de Zhou]]." In his 15th chapter, "Yearly Chronicle of the Six States," he writes, “I have read the Annals of [[Qin (estat)|Qin]] (''qin ji'' 秦記), and they say that the [[Quanrong]] [a barbarian tribe] defeated [[Rei You de Zhou]] [ca 771 BC]."
In the 19th chapter, he writes, "I have occasion to read over the records of enfeoffment and come to the case of Wu Qian, the marquis of Bian...." (The father of Marquis Bian, Wu Rui, was named king (wang) of [[Changsha]] in [[Hunan]] for his loyalty to Gaozu. See article on [[Zhao Tuo]]). In his chapter on the patriotic minister and poet [[Qu Yuan]], Sima Qian writes, "I have read [Qu Yuan's works] ''[[Li Sao]]'', ''[[Tianwen]]'' ("Heaven Asking"), ''Zhaohun'' (summoning the soul), and ''Ai Ying'' ([[Lament
[[File:Records of the Grand Historian.jpg|thumb|First page of chapter 2, Annals of Xia]]
Sima Qian wrote of the problems with incomplete, fragmentary and contradictory sources. For example, he mentioned in the preface to chapter 15 that the chronicle records of the feudal states kept in the [[
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