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An Examination of the Gao Wuyi Document of the Jiudian Bamboo Strips

Feng-wu Chou

Department of Chinese Language and Literature, National Taiwan University

        Gao Wuyi (§iªZ¦i) is among the most academically rewarding documents of the Jiudian (¤E©±) bamboo strips discovered in Eastern Zhou tombs 56 at Jiudian, Jiangling county, Hubei. This article will compare the Qin Almanacs found at Shuihudi (ºÎªê¦a) to help explicate the missing character ¡§hao¡¨(úI) at the beginning of the strip. I will then discuss the particular content of Gao Wuyi. By comparing it with traditionally transmitted texts, I will examine the personal status of Lord Wuyi (ªZ¦i§g), by examining other unearthed materials, I will provide new readings for a number of terms: niebi (¿¹ô), fangliang (ªÚ³), and liangshu (¶qÅ«). Relying on pre-Qin grammar, I will examine the subjects of the terms qinü (©d¤k) and mou (¬Y). A translation into modern Chinese of Gao Wuyi is appended at the end of the article.

Keywords: Jiudian, Chu bamboo strips, Gao Wuyi, war dead