新见隋代《尚衣奉御尹彦卿墓志》研读——兼说“小陵原”与“少陵原”的名称沿革

Study of Yin Yanqing's Epitaph of the Sui Dynasty:Discussion on the Location of Xiaolingyuan and Shaolingyuan in the Southern Suburb of Chang'an City

新得隋大业十二年《尹彦卿墓志》拓本一帧（图一），云近年出土于西安市城南长安区，石存未详。拓本高23、宽22厘米，志文11行，满行12字，楷书。似此类小于25厘米见方的隋代墓志小品（不含砖志），以笔者所见，还有河北武安出土今存辽宁省博物馆的开皇九年《洪州刺史张僧殷暨子骑兵参军张潘庆墓志》为21．7厘米见方，

Yin Yanqing＇s epitaph was recently discovered in Chang＇an district, Xi＇an city. Yin Yanqing, died in the 10th year of the Daye reign of the Sui Dynasty （614A.D）, once served in the Affice Bureau of the Sui court. His epitaph is not only valuable to the study of his family and the Yin linage, but also important to the study of other epitaphs of the Sui dynasty. In addition, Yin＇s epitaph offered information concerned the name of Xiaolingyuan （later as Shaolingyuan）, a place in the southern suburb of Chang＇an city. In addition to the study of the epitaph itself, this article discusses also the name change of the Xiaolingyuan.