| 英文摘要 |
In this paper, we will focus on the records which it's a common law that the father is succeeded by his son(“fu-szu-tzu-chi''父死子死子繼), and the elder brother was succeeded by his younger brother (“hsing-chung-ti-chi''兄終弟及)in Shiji (史記), and will investigate the institution of succession in Sung-kuo (宋國) and Lu-kuo (魯國). We try to evidence the institution of succession didn't put ''fu-szu-tzu-chi'' and ''hsiung-chung-ti-chi ''together into practice in Sung-kuo, and ''fu-szu-tzu-chi'' was conventional in the two countries. ''Hsiung-chung-ti-chi'' was carried out in the special political situation; it wasn't a kind of institution of succession then. Therefore, ''i chi i chi '' wasn't conventional in Lu-kuo ; ''hsiung-chung-ti-chi'' wasn't a common law of succession in Sung-kuo. |