梁蕭敷及王氏墓誌銘流傳考

Examining of the spread of the Epitaphs of Hsiao Fu and his wife, Mrs. Wang of Liang Dynasty

This paper examined the excavaton of the epitaphs and the circulation of the rubbings of Hsiao Fu and his wife, Mrs. Wang. These two epitaphs appeared transiently in the period of Shaoxing in Southern Song Dynasty and disappeared soon. Only a few rubbings were handed down. This caused that only a few people can see them for a long time. After Ming Dynasty, there were even no related records about them. One rubbing did not re-appeared until the reign of Daoguang in Qing Dynasty. This rubbing was kept successively by Liu Shi Lu, Sheng familes of Song Jiang, and Pan families of Xu County. It ends up becoming a dowry of Pan Jing-Shu and subsequently kept by his husband, Wu Hu-Fan. It was the only rubbing copy circulated at that time.