参考书目
基本史料
《丛书集成》，上海：商务印书馆，1936—1939年
《道藏》，全36册，北京：文物出版社；上海：上海书店；天津：天津古籍出版社，1988年
《四库全书》，台北：商务印书馆，1983年
《石刻史料新编》，台北：新文丰出版公司，1977年
《宋元地方志丛书》，台北：Guotai wenhua shiye，1980年[大化书局]
《续修四库全书》，上海：上海古籍出版社，1995—1999年
《太上玄灵北斗本命长生妙经》，《道藏》第11册，第34950页；Taoist Canon ，p. 623。
王黼（1126年去世）编《重修宣和博古图》三十卷，1528年版
班固《白虎通疏证》，陈立、吴则虞编，北京：中华书局，1994年
邓肃（1091—1132）《栟橺集》，四库全书本
陆增祥（1816—1882）编《八琼室金石补正》一百三十卷，载《石刻史料新编》，台北：新文丰出版公司，1977年重印
程俱（1078—1144）《北山集》四十卷，四库全书本
曹勋（1098—1174）《北狩闻见录》一卷，丛书集成本
叶梦得（1077—1148）《避暑录话》两卷，四库全书本
蔡鞗（活跃于1100—1130年）《北狩行录》一卷，丛书集成本
赵与时（1175—1231）《宾退录》十卷，上海：上海古籍出版社，1983年
岳珂（1183—1240）《宝真斋法书赞》二十八卷，台北：世界书局，1962年
李焘（1115—1184）《续资治通鉴长编》五百二十卷，北京：中华书局，1985年
杨仲良（约活跃于1170—1230年）《皇宋通鉴长编纪事本末》一百五十卷，哈尔滨：黑龙江人民出版社，2006年
黄以周（1828—1899）《续资治通鉴长编拾补》，北京：中华书局，2004年
王钦若（962—1025）等编《册府元龟》一千卷，台北：中华书局（影印明本）
崔文豹（1200—1260）《吹剑四录》四卷，载《宋人札记八种》，台北：世界书局，1963年
王安中（1076—1134）《初寮集》八卷，四库全书本
董仲舒（前179—前104）著，苏兴、钟哲注《春秋繁露义证》八十二卷，北京：中华书局，1992年
蔡絛（？—1147+）《蔡絛诗话》一卷，载《宋诗话全编》，南京：江苏古籍出版社，1998年
慕容彦逢（1067—1117）《摛文堂集》十五卷，四库全书本
唐慎微（活跃于1086—1093）、曹孝忠（活跃于1116年）《重修政和经史证类备用本草》三十卷，北京：人民卫生出版社，1957年
赵佶《冲虚至德真经义解》八卷，载高守元（1189）编《冲虚至德真经四解》，TC732、《道藏》15册，1—161页
赵升（？—1236+）《朝野类要》五卷，北京：中华书局，2007年
李心传（1166—1243）《建炎以来朝野杂记》四十卷，北京：中华书局，2000年
何薳（1077—1145）《春渚纪闻》十卷，四库全书本
赵佶《大观茶论》一卷，《说郛》本
佚名《大金吊伐录》四卷，北京：中华书局，2001年
宇文懋昭《大金国志》四十卷，北京：中华书局，1986年
孟元老（活跃于1126—1147年）《东京梦华录》十卷，载《东京梦华录四种》，上海：中华书局，1962年
伊永文《东京梦华录笺注》十卷，北京：中华书局，2006年
邓之诚《东京梦华录注》十卷，北京：商务印书馆，1959年
张居正《帝鉴图说》两卷，《四库全书存目丛书》，济南：齐鲁书社，1997年
范祖禹（1041—1098）《帝学》八卷，四库全书本
邹浩（1060—1111）《道乡集》四十卷，四库全书本
曾敏行（1118—1175）《独醒杂志》十卷，上海：上海古籍出版社，1986年
葛胜仲（1072—1144）《丹阳集》二十四卷，四库全书本
汪藻（1079—1154）《浮溪集》三十二卷，丛书集成本
汪藻《浮溪文萃》十五卷，四库全书本
念常（1282年生）《佛祖历代通载》二十二卷，CBETA本
志磐《佛祖统纪》五十四卷，CBETA本
董逌《广川书跋》十卷，四库全书本
张端义（1179—1250）《贵耳集》三卷，丛书集成本
陈梦雷编《古今图书集成》，上海：中华书局，1934年重印
施宿（？—1213）《会稽志》（嘉泰）二十卷，宋元地方志丛书本
杨时（1053—1135）《龟山集》四十二卷，四库全书本
《高上神霄玉清真王紫书大法》十二卷，TC1219、《道藏》28册，557—568页
周密（1232—1308）《癸辛杂识》，北京：中华书局，1988年
班固（32—92）《汉书》一百卷，北京：中华书局，1962年
陈均（约1165—1236+）《皇朝编年纲目备要》三十卷，北京：中华书局，2006年
范晔（398—445）《后汉书》一百二十卷，北京：中华书局，1971年
邓椿（活跃于1127—1167）《画继》十卷，载潘运告编《图画见闻志·画继》，长沙：湖南美术出版社，2000年
唐垕（活跃于1322年）《画鉴》一卷，载于安澜编《画品丛书》，上海：人民美术出版社，1982年
张澂《画录广遗》，载《美术丛书》第四编，上海：神州国光社，1928年
明贤《鹤林寺志》一卷，北京国家图书馆珍本图书缩微胶卷，roll 501
罗大经（？—1248+）《鹤林玉露》十六卷，北京：中华书局，1983年
孙觌（1081—1169）《鸿庆居士集》四十二卷，四库全书本
赵令畤（1064—1134）《侯鲭录》八卷，北京：中华书局，2002年
周密（1232—1308）《浩然斋野谈》三卷，四库全书本
李埴（1161—1238）《皇宋十朝纲要》二十五卷，台北：文海出版社，1980年
董史（13世纪）《皇宋书录》，知不足斋丛书本
唐志契（1579—1651）《绘事微言》两卷，四库全书本
谢守灏《混元圣纪》九卷，TC770，《道藏》第17册，779—883页
王明清（1127—1214+）《挥麈录》二十卷，北京：中华书局，1961年
李纲（1083—1140）《靖康传信录》三卷，丛书集成本
佚名《靖康朝野佥言》一卷，丛书集成本
丁特起（死于1135年后）《靖康纪闻》一卷，丛书集成本
佚名《靖康要录》十六卷，丛书集成本
周应合（1213—1280）《建康志（景定）》五十卷（1261），宋元地方志从书本
庄绰（1078—1143+）《鸡肋编》三卷，北京：中华书局，1983年
张商英编（1043—1121）《金籙斋三洞赞咏仪》，TC310，《道藏》第5册，64—71页
张商英编《金籙斋投简仪》，TC498，《道藏》第9册，131—133页
脱脱（1313—1355）等编《金史》一百三十五卷，北京：中华书局，1975年
王昶（1725—1806）《金石萃编》一百六十卷，台北：新文丰出版公司，1977年重印
李有棠《金史纪事本末》五十二卷，北京：中华书局，1980年
陆游（1125—1210）《家世旧闻》两卷，北京：中华书局，1998年
晁公武（？—1171）《郡斋读书志》四卷，台北：商务印书馆，1978年重印
郭彖（约1165）《睽车志》五卷，丛书集成本
佚名《开封府状》一卷，载确庵、耐庵著，崔文印笺证《靖康稗史笺证》，北京：中华书局，1988年
萧嵩等编《大唐开元礼》一百五十卷，四库全书本
《灵宝无量度人上品妙经符图》三卷，TC147，《道藏》第3册，62—87页
《灵宝无量度人上品妙经》六十一卷，TC1，《道藏》第1册，1—416页
杨士奇（1365—1444）编《历代名臣奏议》三百五十卷，四库全书本
陆游《陆放翁全集》一百八十六卷，香港：广智书局标点本，无出版日期
陈祥道（1053—1093）《礼书》一百五十卷，四库全书本
《礼记》六十三卷，十三经注疏本，台北：艺文印书馆，1981年
郭思（约1050—1130+）《林泉高致》，载潘运告编《宋人画论》，长沙：湖南美术出版社，2000年
脱脱等编《辽史》一百一十六卷，北京：中华书局，1974年
吕希哲（1036—1114）《吕氏杂记》两卷，郑州：大象出版社，2003年
赵道一《历世真仙体道通鉴》五十三卷，序言作于1294年，TC296，《道藏》第5册，99—413页
陆游《老学庵笔记》十卷，北京：中华书局，1979年
李纲《梁溪集》一百八十卷，四库全书本
徐象梅（17世纪）《两浙名贤录》五十四卷，附八卷，续修四库全书本
刘大彬（活跃于1317—1328）编《茅山志》三十三卷，TC304，《道藏》第5册，548—702页
惠栋（1697—1758）《明堂大道录》八卷，丛书集成本
胡道静《梦溪笔谈校证》二十六卷，上海：上海出版公司，1956年
章定（13世纪）《名贤氏族言行类稿》六十一卷，四库全书本
李清馥（18世纪）《闽中理学渊源考》九十二卷，四库全书本
张邦基《墨庄漫录》十卷，北京：中华书局，2002年
吴曾（去世于1170年后）《能改斋漫录》十八卷，台北：木铎，1982年
陈骙（1128—1205）及佚名《南宋馆阁录·续录》，各十卷，北京：中华书局，1998年
李天民《南征录汇》，载《靖康稗史笺证》
欧阳修（1007—1072）《欧阳修全集》，台北：世界书局，1961年
史能之（活跃于1241—1268年）《毗陵志（咸淳）》，宋元地方志从书本
朱彧《萍洲可谈》三卷，丛书集成本
周辉（1127—1198+）《清波别志》三卷，丛书集成本
周辉《清波杂志》十二卷，北京：中华书局，1994年
朱祖谋《彊村从书》，1922年
周密《齐东野语》二十卷，北京：中华书局，1983年
曾肇（1047—1107）《曲阜集》四卷，四库全书本
王成棣《青宫译语》，载《靖康稗史笺证》
唐圭璋编《全宋词》，北京：中华书局，1965年
章如愚（1196年中举）《群书考索》共二百一十二卷，四库全书本
傅璇琮等编《全宋诗》，北京：北京大学出版社，1991年
曾枣庄等编《全宋文》，上海：上海辞书出版社，2006年
朱弁（？—1138）《曲洧旧闻》十卷，北京：中华书局，2002年
方勺（1066—1141+）《青溪寇轨》一卷，载同作者《泊宅编》，北京：中华书局，1983年
洪迈（1123—1202）《容斋随笔》七十四卷，上海：上海古籍出版社，1978年
徐梦莘《三朝北盟会编》二百五十卷，台北：大华出版社影印十月研究社标点本，1939年
李攸《宋朝事实》二十卷，丛书集成本
赵汝愚（1140—1196）《宋朝诸臣奏议》一百五十卷，上海：上海古籍出版社，1999年
万斯同（1638—1702）《宋大臣年表》两卷，载《二十五史补编》，台北：开明书局，1974年
周城《宋东京考》，北京：中华书局，1988年
《宋大诏令集》一百九十六卷，北京：中华书局，1962年
可恭《宋俘记》，载《靖康稗史笺证》
徐松（1781—1848）编《宋会要辑稿》四百六十卷，北京：中华书局，1957年
徐松编《宋会要辑稿补编》，北京：新华出版社，1988年
赵佶《宋徽宗御解道德真经》四卷，TC680，《道藏》第11册，489—512页
司马迁（前145？—前86？）《史记》一百三十卷，北京：中华书局，1962年
王夫之（1619—1692）《宋论》十五卷，国学基本丛书本
聂崇义《三礼图》二十卷，上海：同文书局，约1910年
聂崇义《三礼图集注》二十卷，四库全书本
叶梦得（1077—1148）《石林燕语》十卷，北京：中华书局，1984年
朱熹（1130—1200）、李幼武（活跃于1261年）《宋名臣言行录》二十四卷，四库全书本
袁桷（1266—1327）编《四明志（延祐）》，宋元地方志从书本，台北：guotai文化shiye，1980年
《上清大洞真经》六卷，TC6，《道藏》第1册，513—555页
脱脱等《宋史》四百九十六卷，北京：中华书局，1977年
沈约（441—513）《宋书》一百卷，北京：中华书局，1974年
厉鹗（1692—1752）《宋诗纪事》一百卷，四库全书本
陈邦瞻（？—1623）《宋史纪事本末》四十卷，北京：中华书局，1977年
苏轼（1036—1101）、沈括（1031？—1095？）《苏沈良方》十卷，丛书集成本
李之亮《宋史全文》三十六卷，哈尔滨：黑龙江人民出版社，2005年
苏轼《苏轼文集》七十三卷，北京：中华书局，1986年
邵伯温（1056—1134）《邵氏闻见录》二十卷，北京：中华书局，1983年
邵伯温《邵氏闻见后录》，北京：中华书局，1983年
梁克家（1128—1187）《三山志》四十二卷，宋元地方志丛书本
成寻（1011—1081）《参天台五台山记》，东京：东洋文库，1937年
武树善《陕西金石志》三十二卷，石刻史料新编本，台北：新文丰出版公司，1977年
黄宗羲（1610—1695）等编《宋元学案》一百卷，上海：商务印书馆，1928年
佚名《呻吟语》，载《靖康稗史笺证》
王瑞来《宋宰辅编年录校补》二十卷，徐自明（死于1220年后）著，北京：中华书局，
毕沅《山左金石志》二十四卷，石刻史料新编本
郭若虚（活跃于1070—1075）《图画见闻志》，载潘运告编《图画见闻志·画继》，长沙：湖南人民出版社，2000年
李林甫（683—752）等编《唐六典》三十卷，北京：中华书局，1992年
彭百川《太平治迹统类》三十卷，四库全书本
岳珂（1183—？）《桯史》十五卷，北京：中华书局，1983年
佚名《太上灵宝五符序》三卷，TC388，《道藏》第6册，315—342页
《太上灵宝芝草品》TC1406，《道藏》第34册，316—336页
蔡絛（？—1147+）《铁围山丛谈》六卷，北京：中华书局，1983年
王明清《投辖录》，四库全书本
庞元英（活跃于1078—1082）《文昌杂录》六卷，郑州：大象出版社，2006年
马端临（约1250—1325）《文献通考》三百四十八卷，台北：新兴书局影印十通本，1963年
袁文（1119—1190）《瓮牖闲评》八卷，丛书集成本
佚名《瓮中人语》一卷，载《靖康稗史笺证》
罗愿（1136—1184）《新安志》十卷，宋元地方志丛书本
徐竞《宣和奉使高丽图经》，郑州：大象出版社，2008年
俞剑华编《宣和画谱》二十卷，北京：人民美术出版社，1964年
佚名《大宋宣和遗事》，上海：商务印书馆，1937年
李心传（1166—1243）《建炎以来系年要录》两百卷，北京：中华书局，1956年
毕仲游（1045—1119）《西台集》二十卷，丛书集成本
毕沅（1730—1797）等编《续资治通鉴》二百二十卷，北京：中华书局，1957年
程大昌（1123—1295）《演繁录》十六卷，四库全书本
王应麟（1223—1296）《玉海》两百零四卷，上海：上海书店出版社，1987年
沈作喆《寓简》十卷，四库全书本
洪迈（1123—1202）《夷坚志》两百零七卷，北京：中华书局，1981年
赵彦卫（？—1206+）《云麓漫钞》十五卷，北京：中华书局，1996年
丁传靖《宋人轶事汇编》二十卷，台北：商务印书馆，1935年
俞成（1195—1200）《萤雪丛说》两卷，丛书集成本
陆心源（1834—1894）《元祐党人传》十卷，1889年刻本
王栐（？—1227+）《燕翼贻谋录》五卷，北京：中华书局，1981年
李诫《李明仲营造法式》三十四卷，上海：商务印书馆，1929年
梁思成《营造法式注释》，北京：中国建筑工业出版社，1983年
曾布（1035—1107）《曾公遗录》三卷，郑州：大象出版社，2003年
《中华大道藏》，北京：华夏出版社，2003年
翟汝文（1076—1141）《忠惠集》十卷，四库全书本
郑居中（1059—1123）等编《政和五礼新仪》二百二十卷，四库全书本
《周礼》四十二卷，十三经注疏本
翟耆年（12世纪）《籀史》一卷，守山阁丛书本
佚名《张氏可书》一卷，四库全书本
朱熹《朱子语类》一百四十卷，北京：中华书局，1986年
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朱鸿《宋代内库的财政管理述论》，《西北师大学报》1991年第4期，69—74页。
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日文论著 （按汉语音序排列）
板倉聖哲《皇帝の眼差し—徽宗「瑞鹤図巻」をめぐって》，《アジア遊学》第64期，2004年，128—139页。后载入伊原弘编《「清明上河図」と徽宗の時代：そして輝きの残照》，勉诚出版，2012年。
岛田英誠《徽宗朝の画学について》，载《鈴木敬先生還暦記念中国絵画史論集》，东京：吉川弘文馆，1981年，118—121页。
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宮川尚志《林靈素と宋の徽宗》，《東海大學紀要》（文學部）24号，1957年，1—8页。
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——《宋代士大夫政治の特色》，樺山紘一编《岩波講座世界歴史9：中華の分裂と再生》，东京：岩波书店，1999年，305—326页。
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——《宋代開封の研究》，东京：汲古书院，2007年。
——《宋代の「畋獵」をめぐって : 文治政治確立の一側面》，载《古代東アジアの社会と文化: 福井重雅先生古稀・退職記念論集》，东京：汲古书院，2007年。
林大介《蔡京とその政治集団―宋代の皇帝・宰相関係理解のための一考察―》，《史朋》第35卷，2003年，1—28页。
鈴木敬《画学を中心とした徽宗画院の改革と院体山水画様式の成立》，《東洋文化研究所紀要》38，1965年，145—184页。
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梅原郁《宋代官僚制度研究》，京都：同朋社，1985年。
那波利貞《唐代社会文化史研究》，创文社，1974年。
秦玲子《宋代の后と帝嗣決定権》，载《柳田節子先生古稀記念中国の伝統社会と家族》，东京：汲古书院，1993年，51—70页。
松本浩一《宋代の雷法》，《社会文化史学》卷十七，1979年，45—65页。
——《徽宗と道教政策》，《アジア遊学》64，2004年，110—118页。
——《宋代の道教と民間信仰》，东京：汲古书院，2006年。
藤本猛《北宋末の宣和殿：皇帝徽宗と學士蔡攸》，《東方學報》第81册（2007年），1—68页。
王瑞来《宋代の皇帝権力と士大夫政治》，东京：汲古书院，2001年。
——《徽宗と蔡京—権力の絡み合い》，《アジア游学》第64号，2004年，33—44页。
小川裕充《「院中名畫」—董羽、巨然、燕肅から郭熙まで—》，《鈴木敬先生還暦記念中国絵画史論集》，23—85页。
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須江隆《唐宋期における祠廟の賜額·封號の下賜について》，《中國─社會と文化》1994年，96—119页。
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——编《「清明上河図」と徽宗の時代：そして輝きの残照》，勉诚出版，2012年。
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