英文摘要 |
Institutional reform carried out during the fourteenth year of the reign of Emperor Jin Shizong 金世宗 serves as a clear dividing line between the early and late Sanguan 散官systems of the Jin dynasty. Scholars have long neglected the fact that the Sanguan table contained in the Jin shi 金史 is a record of the system used in the mid-to-late Jin, and cannot be said to represent the state of affairs during the early Jin. By referring to historical materials contained in some early Jin inscriptions, it is possible to use Sanguan materials preserved in the Lanpei lu 攬轡錄, the report written by Fan Chengda 范成大 of his mission to the Jin imperial court, to reconstruct the Sanguan table used in the early Jin. This earlier table is of considerable use in elucidating Jin historical material frequently misinterpreted by scholars due to their lack of knowledge of the early Jin Sanguan system Additionally, the table indicates that the early Jin Sanguan system clearly inherited features of the Northern Song system, while the institutional reform of the Sanguan system implemented during the Jin dynasty marks an important point in the evolution of the Sanguan system from the Tang and Song through to the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. |