英文摘要 |
A lot of changes had taken place in the Song law system under the transition from the Tang Dynasty to the Song Dynasty. The expanded definition of the crime of violating the constitution is an obvious case. Under Zhenzong’s dominating, the definition of the crime further comprised violation of the emperor’s commands in addition to violation of the emperor’s instruments, which went beyond the original scope of related articles. The expansion also became a shortcut legislation criterion on the punishment which was applied to the articles without definite penalty. Afterwards, during the Northern and Southern periods of the Song Dynasties any judgements referred to the criterion of “being regarded as violation of the constitution”made a supplement to articles of laws and assisted the operation of the Song law system. The crime of violating the constitution was used to reflect the imperial power. The criterion of “being regarded as violation of the constitution”was universally applicable and thereby Zhenzong showed the identity and the power of the Emperor. It seems to be consistent with the part research findings that emphasize the Song law system was indefinite because of the crime of the violating the constitution and was regulated for the emperor in an arbitrary way. However, it is discovered that in the actual developing process the convenience of the criterion of “being regarded as violation of the constitution”was mostly noticed and the criterion was legislatively important. Therefore, it is more a flexible way of dominating under the shortcut legislation criterion than a way of dominating by ruling of man in view of active use of the crime of violating the constitution by the emperor and ministers, less punishment of the crime and limited applied cases of the crime. |