英文摘要 |
An investigation of extant editions of He Shanggong’s 河上公Annotation of the Laozi 老子 reveals the use of the taboo against mentioning the personal names of the following emperors: Han Gaozu 漢高祖, Han Huidi 漢惠帝, Han Wendi 漢文帝, Han Jingdi 漢景帝, Han Zhaodi 漢昭帝 , Han Huandi 漢桓帝, Sui Wendi’s 隋文帝 grandfather, Song Taizu 宋太祖, Song Renzong 宋仁宗 and Song Xiaozong 宋孝宗. The phenomena of taboo characters and diction modification are particularly obvious with regards to Han Huidi. This essay employs the methods of taboo character analysis, textual criticism and historiography to date He Shanggong’s Annotation of the Laozi to the reign of Han Yuandi (39-33 B.C.), concluding that it was completed between the fifth year of the Yongguang 永光 reign period and the first year of the Jingning 竟寧 reign period. |