A Collating And Research On The Practice And Copy Documents Of Xixia Dynasty From Khara-khoto

Practice and copy document of Xixia Dynasty from Khara-Khoto is a document in which people in Khara-Khoto in Xixia rule practiced writing and copying sentences.This article uses these documents as research objects to explore the educational situation in Khara-Khoto and some aspects of the life of the local people.This article is divided into collating articles and research articles.The collation chapter mainly introduce the contents of the Xixia Study Documents unearthed in Khara-Khoto,which has been published,and the source of the content,and the introduction of the form of the documents.The research chapter is divided into two aspects.The first part is to focus on the education situation in Khara-Khoto based on the contents of the document.With the promotion of Xixia rulers,education in Khara-Khoto has gradually developed.However,because of the different ethnic groups,their child education is also different.The Han people who use Chinese characters as their writing symbols mainly use the traditional elementary textbooks as literacy textbooks,while the Dangxiang’s people who use the Xixia characters as their writing symbols mainly use "Sui Jin" and "San Cai Za Zi" written in XiXia as literacy teaching materials.By comparing the contents of the Xixia Dynasty copying documents unearthed from Khara-Khoto and the copybooks of Yuan Dynasty,it is shown that due to the different cultural tendencies of the rulers,there are also huge differences in the educational content of Khara-Khoto.The second part is the analysis of the writing of documents,which shows that Xixia people choose the way of using paper according to the importance of writing content.According to analysis of the Russian A6V document,it shows the monks in Xixia’daily study of Buddhist scriptures.Through the investigation of the poetry of Tang and Song appearing in Xixian,it clarified the way that the poems of Song Dynasty were introduced into Xixia at that time,and the role of these poems in the lives of Xixia people.