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Poet: Yunkan zi 雲龕子

Dynasty: Yuan .
9 translations of 9 poems found.

1	[Zhong lÜ] Ying xian ke. 【中呂】迎仙客. [Untitled]. Translation by Jerome P. Seaton, in The Columbia Anthology of Traditional Chinese Literature, p. 359.
2	[Zhong lü] Ying xianke (Cai yao gui). [中呂] 迎仙客（採葯歸）. [Chung-lü] Tune: “Greeting the Immortal Guest” (Ying hsien-k’e), Eight Songs (7). Translation by Jerome P. Seaton, in Sunflower Splendor: Three Thousand Years of Chinese Poetry, p. 453.
3	[Zhong lü] Ying xianke (Mei jiguan). [中呂] 迎仙客（沒機關）. [Chung-lü] Tune: “Greeting the Immortal Guest” (Ying hsien-k’e), Eight Songs (1). Translation by Jerome P. Seaton, in Sunflower Splendor: Three Thousand Years of Chinese Poetry, p. 451.
4	[Zhong lü] Ying xianke (Mian you suan). [中呂] 迎仙客（面又酸）. [Chung-lü] Tune: “Greeting the Immortal Guest” (Ying hsien-k’e), Eight Songs (8). Translation by Jerome P. Seaton, in Sunflower Splendor: Three Thousand Years of Chinese Poetry, p. 453.
5	[Zhong lü] Ying xianke (Shi shi xiu). [中呂] 迎仙客（世事休）. [Chung-lü] Tune: “Greeting the Immortal Guest” (Ying hsien-k’e), Eight Songs (5). Translation by Jerome P. Seaton, in Sunflower Splendor: Three Thousand Years of Chinese Poetry, p. 452.
6	[Zhong lü] Ying xianke (Shui xian ta). [中呂] 迎仙客（誰羡他）. [Chung-lü] Tune: “Greeting the Immortal Guest” (Ying hsien-k’e), Eight Songs (4). Translation by Jerome P. Seaton, in Sunflower Splendor: Three Thousand Years of Chinese Poetry, p. 452.
7	[Zhong lü] Ying xianke (Zhu feng qing). [中呂] 迎仙客（竹風輕）. [Chung-lü] Tune: “Greeting the Immortal Guest” (Ying hsien-k’e), Eight Songs (2). Translation by Jerome P. Seaton, in Sunflower Splendor: Three Thousand Years of Chinese Poetry, p. 451.
8	[Zhong lü] Ying xianke (Zhu Hua Shan). [中呂] 迎仙客（住華山）. [Chung-lü] Tune: “Greeting the Immortal Guest” (Ying hsien-k’e), Eight Songs (3). Translation by Jerome P. Seaton, in Sunflower Splendor: Three Thousand Years of Chinese Poetry, pp. 451-452.
9	[Zhong lü] Ying xianke (Zui shi mian). [中呂] 迎仙客（醉時眠）. [Chung-lü] Tune: “Greeting the Immortal Guest” (Ying hsien-k’e), Eight Songs (6). Translation by Jerome P. Seaton, in Sunflower Splendor: Three Thousand Years of Chinese Poetry, pp. 452-453.