Han-Tang dili shuchao 漢唐地理書鈔

Han-Tang dili shuchao 漢唐地理書鈔 is a series of ancient geographical books compiled during the Qing period by Wang Mo 王謨 (1731?-1817), courtesy name Renpu 仁圃 or Rumi 汝麋, from Jinxi 金谿, Jiangxi. He is known as an editor of fragment collections, for instance, Han-Wei yishu chao 漢魏遺書鈔 or Yuzhang shi dai wenxian lüe 豫章十代文獻略.

The series consists of 70 books or collected fragments of books, as well as an appendix of 66 fragment collections by Chen Lianrong 陳運溶 (b. 1858) called Lanshanjingshe jiben 麓山精舍輯本. The series was finished in 1811. Some of the books included are mentioned in ancient bibliographies. For most texts, Wang added comments on the history of transmission and when books were lost. Some books are reconstructed in a relatively good state, for example, Guo Pu's 郭璞 Shanhaijing tuzan 山海經圖讚, while of others, only a few lines have survived, for instance, Huangdi mingtang tu 黃帝明堂圖, with only 41 characters of main text, plus 37 words of commentary.

The oldest surviving print is called a revision, Chongding Han-Tang dili shuchao 重訂漢唐地理書鈔. In 1961, the Zhonghua Book Company 中華書局 published facsimile of this edition.