The Studies Of Stone and Bamboo Slip Inscription On Achievement Praising Of Seal Character In The Qin Dynasty

• Main Authors: CHEN, TZU-PEI, 陳姿貝
• Other Authors: LIN, CHIN-CHUNG
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2018
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/4c3685

碩士 === 國立臺灣藝術大學 === 書畫藝術學系 === 106 === In recent years, along with the archaeological excavations of the Qin cultural sites, the materials unearthed from the Qin scriptures are quite rich. In addition to the inscription in bronze and inscription on pottery, a large number of calligraphy words were unearthed, such as inscription in Bamboo and similar items. It has made up for the lack of written materials in Qin Dynasty and provided a concrete and reliable research foundation for the study of the Qin text and it is necessary to re-analyze this issue. Through observation, it is not difficult to find that Jin Wen, inscription in bronze, and Tao Wen, inscription on pottery, or the Qin Dynasty calligraphy, which are often regarded as Lishu , one of the Chinese writing style, and many other texts that should represent the realities of the Qin Dynasty. Regarding to the original Han Dynasty dictionary by Xu Shen, the author of the Shuo Wen Jie Zi, "Speaking of the Words", the images of the strictly symmetrical scripts are different. The Qin style shows the freedom of writing and the appearance of the size. Many scholars have discussed this issue already. This paper is trying to find out the true features of the Chinese characters, the texts of the Chinese engraved stone, the extension of the text from the engraving and calligraphy features of the Qin Dynasty. Further, I hope that by writing this paper, may provide more understanding of Xiaozhuan, a style of calligraphy in Qin Dynasty , and it’s application to the project. The thesis will emphasize the stone inscription on achievement praising in Qin Dynasty, which included five chapters of the studies. The first chapter is an introduction to illustrate the research motivation and purpose, research methods and the reference. The second chapter is regarding the background of the rubbing of inscription and it’s circulations. In this chapter, the historical background of the Qin Dynasty carvings and the rubbing of inscription will be discussed. The third chapter is the studies of the Qin Dynasty stone carvings and text graphics. By comparing the Qin Dynasty stone inscriptions and the "Speaking of the Words", Shuo Wen Jie Zi, which were unearthed at the same time, plus the words of Shang, Zhou, the Warring States, and Han Dynasties, we may understand the true shape of seal character in Qin dynasty, and the inheritance of the writing system. The fourth chapter is the textual studies of the engraved stone reference, accompanied by the unearthing of other Qin scriptures. The appearance and the different text writing styles on stone inscription, we may understand the calligraphy of the Qin scriptures. The fifth chapter is the conclusion, which summarizes the key points of each chapter, and provides more understanding of the inheritance and the text system of seal character in the Qin Dynasty.