英文摘要 |
The purpose of this article is to study the Babo yu(霸伯盂)inscriptions unearthed in Dahekou Cemetery(大河口墓地) M1017 from an interactive perspective, and to discuss the nature of the Baguo, its cultural identity, and its relationship with the Zhou Dynasty. Firstly, discuss the features of M1017 and Babo yu. We argue that judging from the other unearthed artifacts and shape features of M1017, the tomb still belongs to the Zhou culture, but retains some characteristics of the Shang culture and local culture. Secondly, several groups of words related to interaction are discussed, including Miao Mao(蔑懋), Gui(饋), Zan Bin(贊賓), Gan Min(敢敏), Yu Bin(予賓), etc. We believe that these words indicate that although Babo accepted the Zhou Dynasty’s system of monarchs and ministers, he still retained some political independence. Third, we do not agree that the Hegemony belongs to the “Huai Xing Jiu Zong(懷姓九宗),” and believe that it should be a small feudal state with different surnames. At the same time, using tomb information and other inscriptions, it is demonstrated that although the Hegemony adopted the Zhou Dynasty system, it still retains different cultural characteristics in terms of burial customs and art. Finally, this research based on the interaction between the Baguo and the Zhou Dynasty to infer the political relationship of state with different surnames with the Zhou Dynasty may belong to confederation. |