英文摘要 |
In Qing Dynasty, a variety of rhyme books and rhyme charts reflect the diverse sound system of the time and serve as important corpus for the studies of modern Chinese speech. This paper aims to examine the Henan dialect in TiBi GuangZeng FenYun WuFang YanYin and Shangdong dialect in DengYun JianMing ZhiZhangTu so as to explore the circumstances that cause sound changes at the time. The seemingly arbitrary tone patterns in TiBi GuangZeng FenYun WuFang YanYin may have something to do with immigration that changes the contemporary speech. While the unique type of initial in DengYun JianMing ZhiZhangTu may come from the sound change which happens only in the specific region. Both the spontaneous internal changes and the external factor, migration, play important roles in the phonological changes in Qing Dynasty. |