英文摘要 |
This paper mainly uses the unearthed documents and archaeological materials to review the four parts of Yang Bojun’s Zuo’s Commentary to the Spring and Autumn with Annotations. After inspection and investigation, it can be concluded that: (1) in the first year of Duke Yin, “Duke Wu of Zheng married in the country of Shen”, here Yang Bojun noted that King Ping of Chu seemed to have restored the country of Shen once, so this part should be amended as “King Ping of Chu let the originally migrated Shen nobles return to Libamiao village in Nanyang, but did not have the intention to let the original Shen monarch to take over the regime of Shen again.”. (2) In the Zuo’s Commentary, the second year of Duke Huan: “the Yang, Luan, He and Ling all sound silvery. ”, according to Yang Bojun, the Luan (a kind of aglet) was normally placed on top of a horse’s chew or a cart’s yoke, so this part should be amended as ‘placed on top of a chariot’s Heng (croobar) or a yoke’. (3) In Zuo’s Commentary, in the third year of Duke Xiang, “then died of heart disease.” Yang Bojun believes that “the so-called heart disease in ancient times refers not to today’s heart disease, but to the mental disease”, so this part should be amended as “the heart disease here is cardiac disease”. (4) In Zuo’s Commentary, in the tenth year of Duke Xiang: “Zhi Bo was furious and threw his Ji (crossbow) at them, and went out of the room”. According to Yang Bojun, he believes that the crossbow is easy to throw out, while the “stool bed” is not. So here the “Ji” should be revised to “stool bed”. |