| 英文摘要 |
Within “Bie gua” 別卦 of Warring States Bamboo Slips Collected by Tsinghua University (Volume 4) 清華大學藏戰國竹簡(肆), there are seven extant bamboo slips and altogether forty-nine gua, or hexagram, names 卦名. Previous studies have already considered the relationship between “Bie gua” and the Book of Changes in regards to phonetic loan characters. However, Cheng Hao 程浩 and Cai Feizhou 蔡飛舟 within “Qinghua jian ‘Bie gua’ guaming bu shi” 清華簡〈別卦〉卦名補釋 and “Qinghua jian ‘Bie gua’ jie gu” 清華簡〈別卦〉解詁, respectively, have indicated extended meanings beyond these loan meanings. Using this line of thinking as basis, this article revises our understanding of the “qin/xian” 欽/咸 gua, “mao/sui” / 隨 gua, and “jiang/jian” 將 / 漸 gua, as well as arguing that the “duo/dun” 敓 / 遯 gua, “gu/gu”古夜 /蠱 gua, and “lu/lü” 辶旅/ 旅 gua are also extended meanings. |