During the reign of Qin Shihuang, many of the Confucian classics were destroyed during the 213 BC "Burning of the Books." However, the Qin dynasty collapsed within the decade: Confucian scholars who had memorized the classics or hid written copies recompiled them in the early Han dynasty. The "Book of Rites" was said to have been fully reconstructed, but the "Classic of Music" could not be recompiled and fragments principally survive in the "Record of Music" ("Yueji") chapter of the "Book of Rites".