Wen Xuan
Besides the Li Shan and "Five Officials" commentaries, a number of other "Wen Xuan" editions seem to have circulated during the Tang dynasty. Almost none of these other editions have survived to modern times, though a number of manuscripts have been preserved in Japan. A number of fragments of the "Wen Xuan" or commentaries to it were rediscovered in Japan in the 1950s, including one from Dunhuang discovered in the Eisei Bunko Museum and a complete manuscript of a shorter "Kujō" (九條, Mandarin: "Jiǔtiáo") edition printed as early as 1099. The best known of these other editions is "Collected Commentaries of the" Wen Xuan ("Wénxuǎn jízhù" 文選集注, Japanese: "Monzen shūchū"), an edition of unknown authorship that contains some old Tang dynasty commentaries that were lost in China.