2011•Journal of North China Institute of Water Conservancy and Hydroelectric PowerRequires access

Correction and Interpertation to the Epigraph of Ma'Totyer Tomb

Yang Kuang-he

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Ma'Totyer tomb is one of the biggest well-preserved graves of Mongolian nobles in the Central Plains,the epigraph on the tombstone is an important historical document of Yuan Dynasty.A series of officials constitute the main contents of the epigraph,which repeatedly quoted by scholars,but seldom annotated.Now and then errors of citation and annotation occurred in local histories or in the mass media.These officials of Yuan Dynasty are described one by one in this article.

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Ma'Totyer tomb is one of the biggest well-preserved graves of Mongolian nobles in the Central Plains,the epigraph on the tombstone is an important historical document of Yuan Dynasty.A series of officials constitute the main contents of the epigraph,which repeatedly quoted by scholars,but seldom annotated.Now and then errors of citation and annotation occurred in local histories or in the mass media.These officials of Yuan Dynasty are described one by one in this article.

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Ma'Totyer tomb is one of the biggest well-preserved graves of Mongolian nobles in the Central Plains,the epigraph on the tombstone is an important historical document of Yuan Dynasty.A series of officials constitute the main contents of the epigraph,which repeatedly quoted by scholars,but seldom annotated.Now and then errors of citation and annotation occurred in local histories or in the mass media.These officials of Yuan Dynasty are described one by one in this article.

Key concepts: Epigraph, History, Annotation, Citation, Ancient history, Literature, Art, Law

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