"Sorting and Research on the Steles of Linfu Road in the Song Dynasty"
丨Gao Jianguo by 丨
Publisher: Chinese Social Sciences Publishing Co., Ltd.
Published: 2021-10
Pages: 242 pages
Price: 89.00 RMB
ISBN：9787520391849
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Synopsis
Linfu Road belongs to the Hedong Road in the Northern Song Dynasty, adjacent to the Liao and Western Xia, and the Mixed Residence of the Han dynasty and the Han Dynasty, which is difficult to govern. Among them, Fuzhou Zhizhou was hereditary owned by the local local tycoon Folding family, with a total of 6 generations and 12 Zhizhou; in addition, there were also local clans such as the Yang, Xu, and Gao clans in Linzhou, and the Zhang clan and Bai clan in Fuzhou - they jointly built a security barrier for the Northern Song Dynasty on Linfu Road. This book collects and sorts out 31 known epitaphs from the five dynasties of the late Tang Dynasty to the Northern Song Dynasty in the Linfu area, which are divided into two parts: the first and lower parts. The special research in the first part brings together 11 research articles written by the author around the epitaph inscription of the Fuzhou folding family in recent years, and conducts a more comprehensive academic study of the existing epitaph inscription in the Linfu area; the lower part of the stele is sorted out, and the original text of the 31 epitaph inscriptions and bricks is carefully sorted out. This book can basically reflect the historical and cultural conditions of the Linfu area of the Song Dynasty and provide valuable inscription materials for historical research.
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About the Author
Gao Jianguo, a native of Fugu, Shaanxi Province, graduated from the Center for Mongolian Studies of Inner Mongolia University, majoring in the history of Ethnic Minorities in China, with a doctorate in law, and once taught at the School of History and Culture of Yan'an University, and is now a lecturer at the Center for Mongolian Studies of Inner Mongolia University. Engaged in the study of ethnic history in northern China, epigraphy, family history, etc. He has published more than 30 papers in journals such as "Chinese Historical Geography Theory Series", "Northwest Ethnic Studies", "Journal of the National Museum of China", "Inner Mongolia Social Sciences" and other journals.
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Part I: Special Studies
Examination of the Literature of the Northern Song Dynasty Prefecture
The relationship between the Northern Song Dynasty prefecture and the Dangxiang clan
New evidence of the origin of the Fuzhou folded clan and the change of surname
Song "Folding Weizheng Epitaph" and several problems of the Fuzhou Folding Clan
Fugu County unearthed the "Epitaph of Lady Murong" for interpretation
Northern Song Dynasty "Folding Kerou Epitaph" interpretation
Shogun Liangju: The War Between Folding Kejian and Song Xia
Shanxi Xianjiang: Folding can be adapted to the change of the literary and martial customs of the Fuzhou Folding Clan
"Rough Interpretation of Xu De's Epitaph on Caoduo Mountain" supplementary evidence
Interpretation of the Northern Song Dynasty's "Xu De Epitaph" in Shenmu County
A dentist in border trade in the Song Dynasty
The next part is the stone finishing
Folding the Monument of The Dragon
Fold the epitaph of the Imperial Secretary
Fold the epitaph
Fold an epitaph
Mrs. Lee's epitaph
Folding the Min Shinto Monument
Lady Murong's epitaph
Fold the new epitaph bricks
Fold the full epitaph brick
Gao Shizhong's epitaph
Zong Yanying's epitaph
Epitaph of Folding Kerou
Folding the Shinto Stele
Fold ke xing Shinto stele yin
Epitaph of Folding Kejian
Wang Xi's epitaph
Folding Kexi epitaph
Origami Epitaph
Fold the great epitaph
Fold up the epitaph
Folded after the epitaph brick
Chen's Epitaph Stone
Fold the epitaph
Cao's epitaph
Zhang's epitaph
Zhang Kuo's epitaph
Xu De's epitaph
Bai Zhi's epitaph
Yang Qi's epitaph
Yang Zongmin tombstone
Yang Zhen's tombstone
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In 2015, the Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House published the "Research on the Collation of the Western Xia Steles of the Dangxiang Dynasty", and the author Mr. Du Jianlu pointed out at the beginning, "The stone carvings of the Dangxiang Xixia Stele discussed in this book are composed of three parts: the stone carvings of the Tuoba regime of xiazhou, the predecessor of the Western Xia, the stone carvings of the Western Xia stele, and the stele stone carvings of the relics of the Western Xia and their descendants in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, excluding the stone carvings of the Fuzhou Folding Stele in the Song Dynasty. This slightly regrettable remark became one of the reasons for the compilation of this book. Although the Fuzhou fold clan is subordinate to the Song, if it is a party item according to the clan, it was once one of the eight major surnames of the party item. The Origami family has been in Shoufu Prefecture for nearly three hundred years, leaving behind a number of rich and reliable stele historical materials. At that time, Mr. Du knew that I was collecting the stele historical materials of the Fuzhou FoldIng Family, so I left such a quiet academic field.
The historical materials of the Origami family stele are the first pot of gold I found when I entered the field of academic research. Based on this, I completed the writing of my doctoral dissertation and published a series of research articles. Eight or nine years have passed since the earliest publication of the "< Of the Northern Song Dynasty's > Examination Interpretation" to the latest "Examination Interpretation of the Epitaph of < Zong Yanying in the Border Trade of the Song Dynasty" > In 2012. However, as a layman who stepped into the field of Song history and Western Xia history, I understand that there are many problems with these articles. In order to make up for these deficiencies, I have appended dozens of obelisk stone plates and original texts that I have carefully collected over the past few years, so that Shi Yanjunxian can directly read the original text to criticize and correct when he sees the smile.
However, I am not limited to the stele documents of the Fushu Fold Family. In recent years, in addition to turning over books, I often do fieldwork and "use my hands and feet to find things." Not only changing the working environment, measuring the historical space that is studied every day with footsteps, but also harvesting unexpected happiness. For example, the fate with the epitaphs of Bai Zhi, Xu De, and Gao Shizhong appeared in this way. I knew Bai Zhi's epitaph for a long time, and I went to see it twice later. The inscription says that the place where he lives is "Xiao Wu No Hara" - the investigation learned that the local area is still dominated by the white surname, and the elderly villagers still call the place "Xiao Mo"; the villagers do not know how to write "mo", I told them that there is a stele - at that time, their eyes were glowing with strange brilliance! I was also very happy, and later Cha Fangzhi, "Yuan Yi Tongzhi", qianlong "Fugu County Chronicle" recorded "Xiaowu Village" and "Xiaomudu", which should be the same thing. It is surprising that such an inconspicuous name can be passed down for thousands of years. Gao Shizhong's epitaph was excavated by the Archaeological Team of Yulin City, and the stone is intact and rich in content. According to Zhiwen, he was a party member and an authentic "official" of the Song Dynasty. His job was not only to intercept sheep like most party members, but also to deliver military intelligence and act as a spy. Because of his military merits, he also met Emperor Shenzong of the Song Dynasty and gave him the name "Shi Zhong". His family was also promoted, and his fourth son, Gao Yongnian, was killed in battle in the Song Dynasty's campaign to open up Qinghai, and is included in the History of the Song Dynasty. In short, Gao Shizhong's epitaph provides a wealth of information that is missing from the history books; and his tense life experience has made me feel the urge to write a movie script. Unfortunately, the research article is still pending, and the plates and zhiwen can only be attached first for the xuelin to share. On the basis of fieldwork, this book also excerpts the epitaphs of Zhang Zhao, Zhang Kuo, Yang Qi, Yang Zongmin, Yang Zhen and others from the documents passed down from generations. Erzhang is a descendant of the Song Dynasty fuzhou general Zhang Qi, the Zhishi was found from fugu during the Republic of China period, but unfortunately the stele does not exist; Sanyang's epitaph is the historical material left by the author's collection of essays, although not recorded from the stele, it is the predecessor of the stele Zhiwen and also the stele historical material. Among them, Yang Qi's ancestral home was Linzhou, and he was a descendant of the Yang family general; Yang Zongmin and Yang Zhen were father and son, and had nothing to do with the Yang family general in Linzhou, but the two had served in Linzhou for a long time and paid the price of their lives for the Song-Jin War, and Zhiwen provided rare historical information about the situation in the military and political situation in Linfu at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty.
Therefore, this small book is based on the Song Dynasty Linfu Road region, with the Fuzhou Folding Family Stele Stone Historical Materials as the main body, and collects several parties (articles) of the same period and the same region of the stele historical materials. Speaking of this, it is necessary to mention the "Yulin Steles" published in 2003, which is the first compilation of historical materials on stele stones in Yulin area, which is rich in content and of great historical value. In contrast, this book does not simply narrow the geographical scope, but adopts the use of the names of Linzhou and Fuzhou in the Song and Xia Dynasties; at the same time, it also makes positive additions to the number of Zhiwen.
The publication of this book has been supported by a number of units and liberal arts scholars. First of all, I would like to thank the Yulin Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics and Radio, Television, Culture and Tourism for printing this book, and the Office of the Fugu County Cultural Relics Management Committee for providing the plates of the origami tombstones in the collection; secondly, I would like to thank Professor Wang Shanjun of Northwest University, Mr. Sha Zhangming of Yan'an Department Store Group, and Mr. Orihiko of the Fugu County Folding Culture Research Association, who provided academic assistance for my research, part of the funds for the preliminary research of this book, and the plates of the Origami Shinto Stele and its back; finally, I would like to thank Mr. Song Yanpeng, editor of the China Social Science Publishing House. His hard work has led to the publication of this book! Of course, thank you to everyone I've known in the last nine years, for your trust and encouragement!
December 30, 2020
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