英文摘要 |
This study centers on the “Biographies of Man” in the Book of Song (Sòng Shū) written by ShwnYueh(沈約), and analyzes historical narratives of the Manpeoples. There were three features in historical narratives of the Manpeoples. Firstly, Manpeoples were classified by locations. The origins of the Manpeoples were not familiar to historians. Secondly, the long distance between the SongDynasty and Manpeoples made the narratives of the relationship between the two more complicated. Third, since most of these narratives focused on the war issues, the education of the local officials and the custom of Manpeoples were usually ignored by historians. Although the Song Dynasty attempted to conquer and control Manpeoples, these historical narratives completely demonstrated the Song Dynasty was weaker than the Han Empire. |