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Reading Notes on Han and WEI Six Dynasties Stone Inscription

Mao Yuan

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The author in this article studies and explains the seven words of the Han Wei six dynasties ( Dong Han dynasty, Xi Han dynasty, Wei dynasty, Jin dynasty, Nan dynasty, Bei dynasty) , on the basis of which he corrects some mistakes of the definition of Chinese lexicon, and then adds some things to the Chinese lexicon items' concerned with gaps and omissions. The research work in the prospective has a reference value on the Chinese lexical history, especially in lexicon compilation and the correct reading of stone inscription documentary.

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The author in this article studies and explains the seven words of the Han Wei six dynasties ( Dong Han dynasty, Xi Han dynasty, Wei dynasty, Jin dynasty, Nan dynasty, Bei dynasty) , on the basis of which he corrects some mistakes of the definition of Chinese lexicon, and then adds some things to the Chinese lexicon items' concerned with gaps and omissions. The research work in the prospective has a reference value on the Chinese lexical history, especially in lexicon compilation and the correct reading of stone inscription documentary.

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The author in this article studies and explains the seven words of the Han Wei six dynasties ( Dong Han dynasty, Xi Han dynasty, Wei dynasty, Jin dynasty, Nan dynasty, Bei dynasty) , on the basis of which he corrects some mistakes of the definition of Chinese lexicon, and then adds some things to the Chinese lexicon items' concerned with gaps and omissions. The research work in the prospective has a reference value on the Chinese lexical history, especially in lexicon compilation and the correct reading of stone inscription documentary.

Key concepts: Lexicon, Reading (process), History, Six Dynasties, Value (mathematics), Literature, Chinese literature, Ancient history

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