Note 328 — Chapter XII
Reading edition
Bk. cxiii., fols. 7 and 8. The T´ao shuo makes practically the same statement in connection with both periods, and Bushell (O.C.A., p. 287) gives us to understand that the first structure was burnt down and that erected in the Chêng Tê period was a rebuilding. The T´ao lu states that a special Imperial factory was erected on the Jewel Hill in the Hung Wu period, and that there were other kilns scattered over the town working for the palace, and that the name Yü ch´i ch´ang was given to all of them in the Chêng Tê period.