战国兵器铭文研究二则  

Study on Two Pieces of Inscriptions on Bronze Weapon During the Warring States Period

作　　者：陆德富[1] 

机构地区：[1]复旦大学历史系,上海市200433

出　　处：《考古与文物》2010年第4期45-51,共7页Archaeology and Cultural Relics

摘　　要：In inscriptions on weapons from Sanjin States,ye(冶) is the abbreviation of ’yeyin’,which was the title of lower rank official. On bronze weapons from the Qin state,inscription’gengzhang’refers to gengren zhizhang (the headman of gengren). In the Qin state,criminals were generally called as ’gengren’ and ’gengzhang’ should mean the headman of criminals instead of officials.In inscriptions on weapons from Sanjin States,ye （冶） is the abbreviation of ‘yeyin＇, which was the title of lower rank official. On bronze weapons from the Qin state, inscription ‘gengzhang＇ refers to gengren zhizhang （the headman of gengren ）. In the Qin state, criminals were generally called as ‘gengren＇ and ‘gengzhang＇ should mean the headman of criminals instead of officials.

关 键 词：战国 兵器铭文 冶尹 更长 

分 类 号：K877.2[历史地理—考古学及博物馆学]