战国韩魏铭文考释

Research on Three Inscriptions of Han and Wei in the Warring State Period

新公布的邢丘令鼎盖从铭文格式与"邢"字写法来看可定为魏器,具体王世待定。新公布的韩器"成皋令鼎"铭文,从用字的角度来看"咎奴"不应释读为"高奴",而可能是"廧咎奴"的简称。珍秦斋收藏的十七年相邦戈铭文中的""应释读为"卯",戈铭可以补充史书缺载的魏昭王时期相邦的任职情况。

Newly-announced ＂Ling Ding vase＂, unearthed from Xing Qiu in Henan province with an inscription of＂ Xing＂in Chinese character on the cover, can be traced back to the Wei State, judging by its format and style of writing. Newly-announced＂ Cheng Gao Ling Ding vase＂ with the epigraph of＂ Jiu Nu＂ in Chinese character belongs to the Han State. The epigraphs can not be explained as＂ Gao Nu＂, but＂ Qiang Jiu Nu＂ for short. ＂Xiang Bang dagger-axe manufactured on the seventeenth year in the Wei State＂, published by ＂Treasures of Qin Studio＂, has an inscription of ＂＂. This can be understood as ＂Mao＂ （卯）. The authority of officials termed as ＂Xiang Bang＂ in the Wei state can be more clearly understood.