英文摘要 |
The Panlongcheng site in Hubei is the first site of Shang discovered in the middle Yangzi River valley. This discovery has overturned the taken-for-granted hypothesis that south part of Shang's territory, `Nan Tu'(南土) had established in the Huai River, and Shang culture had never expanded across the Yangzi River. This paper mainly has a survey of the spread of Shang culture in south region. By analyzing the variation of ‘Nan Tu’, we can comprehend the details of culture intercourse, and it can be regarded as the framework of political structural system of Shang. According to the capital of Shang, discussion is divide into two parts, the former (the Erligang culture) and the later (the Yinxu culture) stage of Shang. Systematic researches on related archaeological data from the Shang period, and comparative studies of them with literal records have showed the structural system of ‘Nan Tu’. In the period of the Erligang culture, east part of Jiang-Han Plain and the bank of the Yangzi River are all territories of Shang with varying local autonomy. But the culture expansion from Central Plains has declined after the first phase of the Yinxu culture, expander of Shang seems to be catching the wave. Panlongcheng site was ruined after the second phase of the Upper Erligang culture. Local culture has progressed in state of the art, and emerged independent character. Wucheng culture in the area of Poyang Lake flourished in Yinxu period, and became the development force at the core. Shang culture is no longer hegemonic, but still held sphere of influence in the middle Yangzi River valley. |