英文摘要 |
From the Han and Jin periods to the Qing Dynasty, the narrative mode of the Jinyuan Restoration showed the eagerness for the continuation and revival of the dynasty at that time and beyond. Consequently, as long as it involved restoration, it had to mention Guangwu, and as long as it involved Guangwu, it had to mention Jinyuan. However, a turning point of the concept of restoration in Medieval China took place with the founding of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The Jinyuan Restoration was based on the distinction of the Ministers' exploits and the Emperor's exploits by Yu Shinan in the early Tang. The historical evaluation of "Weak Jin" made the Jinyuan Restoration "true" in the meaning of the system that followed. But, the emphasis on exploits, especially on the recovery of the central plains led to another restoration warning example. Although it had been fixed in the standard narrative mode, the Jinyuan Restoration turned into the opposite of the restoration model's expectation because of its failure in recovering the central plains, which was taken as a warning in the South Song and late Ming Dynasties. |