On the Nature of "Entering Tone Redistributed among the Other Three Tones" in The Initial, Final and Tone of a Character in Zhongyuan Chinese Speech

In The Initial, Final and Tone of a Character in Zhongyuan(Central Plains) Chinese Speech(《中原音 韵》), Under the rhyme 齐微 (Qi, Wei) is grouped a character 剧 (ju, theatre), and this might well serve as an instance of mistaking an Entering Tone character for a hand Tone one in the classification. of the compound 剧村, (Jucun, Theatre Village) ed for a geograhical name and situated in now Rongcheng county, read as [ki ]. Jucun and Dadu (now Beijing) in the Yuan Dynasty were identical or close to each Other in their speech. The phonetic aspect of the Rongcheng dialect agreed with the treatment of the voiceless Entering Tone as the Rising Tone in The Initial, Final and Tone of a Character in Zhongyuan Chinese Speech, the former providing the foundation for the latter's linguistic system. The are actuality of the fading away of the Entering Tone in middle ancient times, can also be fond in Zhongyuan Standard Pronunciation (《中原雅音》). The phenomenon of some Entering Tone characters being treated as the Rising Tone ones, occurred earlier than the appearance of The Initial, Find and Tone of a Character in Zhongyuan Chinese Speech. It might be the case that the fading away of the Entering Tone in the Bathe region to the south of Dadu, occurred around the middle of the 13th century.