唐代支谟及其家族墓志研究

Research into ZHI Mo of TANG Dynasty and Epigraph of His Clan

墓志记载晚唐朝廷高官支谟生平历事与晚年(乾符五年冬季)积极投入进兵讨伐沙陀李克用的战斗,取得胜利的战绩,可以补充正史未立传记的缺佚。长达3 162字的鸿篇巨制,为近代洛阳出土墓志所仅见。20世纪二三十年代,洛阳邙山盗掘出土了支谟先人及其兄弟姊妹的墓志9种,是研究志主生平与支氏祖先源于西域月支国等问题的可靠资料。

The unearthed epigraph recorded the life-long experiences of ZHI Mo, a court high official in the late TANG Dynasty, and that he actively plunged himself into resorting to armed forces to fight a battle during his late life （in the winter of the fifth year of Qianfu） to suppress the chief rain of Shatuo tribe LI Ke-yong, and finally triumphed over them. This epigraph can be used to piece up the shortage of biography needed in the recording history. With as many as 3162 words, this epigraph is a sole magnificent inscription that has ever appeared in contemporary Luoyang. In the 20s and 30s of the 20th century, nine categories of epigraphs of the forefathers of ZHI Mo and their bothers and sisters were excavated illegally on Mangshan of Luoyang, which can be the authentic materials to research into the life experiences of the bearers of the inscriptions and problems of whether the ancestors of the surname ZHI originated from Yuezhi Country in the Western Regions.