新见楚国“都”字金版及其相关问题

On the Newly Found Gold Tablets with ’Du’ Inscriptions from the Chu Capital and Related Issues

本文介绍了一件尚未著录过的战国时楚国“都”字金版,“都”的地望即楚国“滁”地。同时对已发现的楚国金版铭文进行了汇释,认为“?爯”金版所指的“?”与“郦”“历”为一音之转,楚国的“?”地在南阳。“少贞(鼎)”金版与楚铜币“圣朱”的读法相似,意指小型的金版。金版“■”疑为“允”字。学者多释一件残字金版为“中”字,今改释为“弋”字。

This article introduces a newly found Chu gold tablets with a‘du’inscription dating to the Warring States period.This paper suggests that the location of‘du’is equivalent to the‘chu’()place within the Chu state.In addition,滁this paper offers an extensive explanation for inscriptions on Chu gold tablets,suggesting that the‘li’on‘li chen’gold tablets refer to‘li’,which is located in Nanyang.The reading of the‘shaozhen’tablets is similar to the Chu coins with‘shenzhu’inscriptions,which refers to small gold tablets.The character on gold tablets may be equivalent to‘yun’.In addition,one piece of gold tablet with incomplete inscriptions was often transcribed as‘zhong’.Yet,this paper suggest that it should be‘yi’.