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Sanskrit-Chinese Transliteration and the Sound Systemin the Eastern Jin(晋),Western Jin(晋), Northern and Southern Dynasties

Shi Xiang-dong

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The details on Sanskrit-Chinese transliteration revealed a series of feature of Chinese phonetic system in the Eastern Jin(晋),Western Jin(晋),Northern and Southern Dynasties,its initials,middle,ending of a syllable formed the medieval phonetic pattern that had been represented by qieyun(切韵),the number of vowels in addition to increase gradually beyond,also shows that the Chinese vowel phoneme chain changes,andjoin together in the sound system of the Sui(隋) and Tang(唐) dynasties.

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Key concepts: Transliteration, Sanskrit, Vowel, Syllable, History, Sound system, Linguistics, Sound (geography)