英文摘要 |
The“Inscriptions on the Guanyin Buddha Statues”in Horyuji Temple were integrated in the“Inscriptions from the Old Capital”as the first chapter. The research results that have been publ ished over the years in both literature and linguistics areas cover mainly three major issues: (1) interpretations of proper nouns; (2) age dating, and (3) choices of types of writing. Whether these arguments can be resolved depends on the examples from the kanji (Chinese characters) data. The author of this study found something subtle about the literary allusions from the reference books from the early Tang Dynasty, opening new possibilit ies for perspectives related to (1) and (2). The examples used in the Chinese books can help consolidate the perspective of seikaku - kanbun (literary Chinese). Moreover, after including the months and dates of the inscriptions and the designs of the buddha stat ues as clues, we discovered the willingness to repent, which is in line with the context of the scriptures. Lastly, the mystery of the unique carving direction of the inscriptions cannot be solved without considering the textual data related to the Chinese meditating statues. |