英文摘要 |
This article provides explanations of troublesome or hard to identify words found in “Zhao Wang Yu Gong Zhi Zhun” which was published in Chu Bamboo Slips of the Warring States Period Collected in Shanghai Museum, vol. 7. First of all, the phrase “Jie Cu (介趣)” on slip number 6 should be read as “Jie Cu (介趨)”. “Jie (介)” means “near” and “Cu (趨)” means “allegiance”. “Jie Cu (介趨)” means Gong Zhi Zhun followed the King and Gong Zhi Zhun was very loyal to the king. Second, the character “ ” on slip number 7 should be read as “Ren (紝)”, and “Ren Pao (紝袍)” means “silk underclothes”. Third, the character “ ” on slip number 9 should be read as “You (訧)” and should be understood as “mistake”. Fourth, the character “You (𢝊)” on slip number 10 should be read as “Rao (擾)” or “You (優)”, and means “pacify” or “give special treatment”. |