The Yu Du Research Of Inscriptions On Bronze Of Western Zhou

This article mainly talks about inscriptions on bronze with rhymes of Western Zhou, analyze the rhyming rules and sums up the characteristics of rhyme and Diao. This article has six parts, including: introduction,the rhyming rule, the analysis of Yun Diao, Yun Pu,epilogue and appendix.The introduction briefly introduces the summary of Yun Du research, subject, method and significance of this research.The first chapter induces the rhyming rules of rhymes of Western Zhou's inscriptions on bronze. Analyzing the location of rhyme in sentence, most of rhymes are Ju Wei Yun . Analyzing the distance of rhyming words, rhyme is in the every sentence or rhyme is in the two sentences. Sometimes rhyme is in the more than two sentences. Judging from the number of rhymes, there is only one rhyme in the essay or there are seven rhymes in the essay. The way of changing rhymes are Jiao Yun or Bao Yun.The second chapter concludes rhyme classes and investigates the tones of Ru Yun Zi. In the rhymes of Western Zhou's inscriptions on bronze has 28 parts rhyme classes. there are 9 parts of Ying Sheng Yun, 9 parts of Yang Sheng Yun and 10 parts of Ru Sun Yun. Most of them are He Yun. At the aspect of tone, the rhyming with same tone is the main stream in the inscriptions on bronze with rhymes of Xi Zhou. In the rhyming with same tone, most of them are the rhyming with level tong. There is no the rhyming with Qu Sheng at the present.In the third chapter, introduction includes thirty archaic rhyme classes. Arrange the rhyme classes into three parts: Ying Bu, Yang Bu and Ru Bu. Every part has rhyme word table, Yun Pu and He Yun Pu. The Yun Mu of"Guang Yun"is the introduction of rhyme word table, arranging all the rhyme words in the rhymes of Western Zhou's inscriptions on bronze. Yun Pu collects Yun Duan that are used by themselves in the same Bu. He Yun Pu collects Yu Duan that are used in the different Bus.Epilogue sums up conclusions in the before researches. And then,briefly compares this article's conclusion with research conclusion of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Period's rhymes. There is no difference in the rhyming rules and Yun Bu in Eastern Zhou and Western Zhou.The appendix collects 362 inscriptions on bronze with rhymes of Western Zhou. They are the foundation of this article. In the locations of using rhymes of inscriptions on bronze, researcher marks archaic and middle-ancient age's rhyme location. This will help readers read very easily.