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Military campaign inscriptions from YH 1271
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 December 2009
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Some eight years ago, I wrote a degree thesis on the wars that took place during the reign of King Wu Ding , Shang dynasty, in which I made a comprehensive study of the military campaign inscriptions dated by most oracle-bone scholars to the first period. Since quite a number of these inscriptions were discovered in pit YH 127 at Yinxu , these formed a vital part of the sources for my study.
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- Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies , Volume 52 , Issue 3 , October 1989 , pp. 533 - 540
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2 See Fan Yuzhou , ‘Yindai Wu Ding shiqi de zhanzheng’ , M.A. Thesis, Zhongguo shehui kexueyuan yanjiusheng yuan (1981). The periodization is based on recent articles by Professors Li Xueqin , Qiu Xigui and Lin Yun see Li Xueqin, ‘Guanyu Duizu buci de yixie wenti’ , Guwenzi yanjiu , 3, 1980; Qiu Xigui, ‘Lun Lizu buci de shidai’ , Guwenzi yanjiu, 6, 1981; and Lin Yun, ‘Xiaotun nandi fajue yu Yinxu jiagu duandai’ , Guwenzi yanjiu, 9, 1984.
3 I discussed these again with Professor Edward L. Shaughnessy and his students, Debby Porter and Cai Fangpei, when I worked with Shaughnessy and joined his seminar on oracle-bone inscriptions at the University of Chicago early last year. For illustrations of the inscriptions dealt with in this article, see the rubbings produced in plates I-VIII.
4 Preface to Dong, Zuobin, Yinxu wenzi yibian (1948)Google Scholar.
5 Chen, Mengjia, Yinxu buci zongshu (1956, 156–67)Google Scholar.
6 See Dong, Zuobin, op. cit., n.4 above; see also by the same author, ‘Jiaguwen duandai yanjiu li’ , Lishi yuyan yanjiusuo jikan waibian , 1, 1933Google Scholar and Yinli pu (1945)Google Scholar.
7 Hu Houxuan Jiagu xucun (1955); Yinxu fajue (1955), 100.
8 Art. cit., n.5 above.
9 Art. cit., n.2 above.
10 Lin Yun, art. cit., n.2 above.
11 Op. cit., n.4 above.
12 Art. cit., n.7 above.
13 Xueqin, Li, ‘Di Yi shidai de feiwang buci’ , Kaogu xuebao , 1957. 3.Google Scholar
14 See n.5 above; Maekawa Shōzō, ‘Goso bokuji ni tsuite no kosatsu’ Chuletsu bungaku kaiho I, 48–69; translated into Chinese by Fan Yuzhou , Guwenzi yanjiu , 8, 1983Google Scholar.
15 Art. cit., n.13 above.
16 Zi is also transcribed Xi by Professor Shaughnessy, but I transcribe it as Zi; see n.2 above.
17 Here I use this table to express ideas inspired by Professor Shaughnessy's method.
18 This work has been done in my degree thesis, cited in n.2 above.
19 See n.2 above.