Additions and Corrections to the Tang-cishi-kao-quanbian(III)
WU Jiongjiong
Abstract
WU Jiongjiong
Abstract
Bronze or stone inscriptions and epitaphs have been excavated at several places during recent years,especially in the areas around the two capitals of the Tang Dynasties(today's Xi'an in Shaanxi Province and Luoyang in Henan Province).Among them,the epitaphs account for the bulk of the material,and the Tang Dynasty epitaph has great significance for studying the history and culture of the Tang Dynasty.Focusing on the Tang Dynasty epitaph published in recent years and consulting extant historical documents,this paper selects some important epitaphs to supplement and correct the Tang-cishi-kao-quanbian(III) and the resultant research,hoping this will be useful to the study of the history and culture of the Tang Dynasty.
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Bronze or stone inscriptions and epitaphs have been excavated at several places during recent years,especially in the areas around the two capitals of the Tang Dynasties(today's Xi'an in Shaanxi Province and Luoyang in Henan Province).Among them,the epitaphs account for the bulk of the material,and the Tang Dynasty epitaph has great significance for studying the history and culture of the Tang Dynasty.Focusing on the Tang Dynasty epitaph published in recent years and consulting extant historical documents,this paper selects some important epitaphs to supplement and correct the Tang-cishi-kao-quanbian(III) and the resultant research,hoping this will be useful to the study of the history and culture of the Tang Dynasty.
Key concepts: Epitaph, Extant taxon, Ancient history, History, Bronze, Art, Asian studies, Archaeology