英文摘要 |
Most scholars advocate that entering tone rhymes have gradually vanished from the Northern Mandarin since the Song, Jin and Yuan Dynasties. Di Zhou, Bai, a scholar in the early years of Min Gou, proposed that most rhyming in ancient poems and prose is based on local dialects. Wang Li also made the point that phones used in rhyming in the ancient times could compensate for the deficiencies derived from the Rhyme Books and Rhyme Tables. In particular, poets of different dynasties have their characteristic expressions in merging and separating different rhymes. Therefore, the variations on para-rhyming range from different times to different areas. Some of the important poets of Quan Zhen religion in the Jin-Yuan period whose works represent half of the available Jin proses. Since the prose writings of the Quan Zhen religion were mainly to propagate their religious doctrines, therefore, the prose rhyming provides a valuable resource for research, especially to determine whether the uses of entering tone rhymes are phonetic properties in Ninhai Shandong or the Mandarin at the time. Thus, this study analyzes the corpuses of Wang Chong Yang's and Quan Zhen Qi Zi's works, the representative poets of the Quan Zhen religion. It is expected to lead to more research findings about the entering tone rhymes. |