从出土封泥谈巨野红土山汉墓的墓主问题

On the Issue of the Occupant of the Western Han Tomb on Hongtu Hill in Juye in the View of the Unearthed Clay Seals

一、红土山汉墓概况 红土山汉墓位于山东巨野县城东南约22．5公里的红土山东侧半腰处，于1968年开山采石时发现，随即由山东省博物馆进行发掘，后因故停工；

The Western Han tomb on Hongtu （Red Soil） Hill in Juye, Shandong is a large-scale rock pit tomb, about the occupant of which there have been many different suggestions. A damaged clay seal unearthed from this tomb was restored and interpreted based on the character style and seal form, and the text of this clay seal was identified as ＂Shanyang Zhuzhang （General supplicant of Shanyang Kingdom）＂ . Zhuzhang was in charge of the sacrificial affairs of the memorial halls, which would be related to the funeral and sacrificial activities. What slightly different from the artifacts sealed by the clay seals with text ＂Zhongshan ci si （Memorial Hall Sacrifice of the Zhongshan Kingdom）＂ in the Mancheng Han Tombs is that the objects sealed by the clay seal with ＂Shanyang Zhuzhang＂ were jade ritual implements. Comprehensively referring to the historic literature, burial structure and unearthed artifacts, this tomb is attributed to the Shanyang Feudatory Kingdom of the Western Han Dynasty and its occupant would be Liu Ding, the King Ai of Shanyang.