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| adam_text | Titel: Eighteen lectures on Dunhuang
Autor: Rong, Xinjiang
Jahr: 2013
CONTENTS
List of Illustrations and Maps ..........................................................................................................................................xi
Series Editors Foreword ..............................................................................................................................................................xix
About the Author ........................................................................................................................................................................................xxi
Recommendation by Zhao Heping ......................................................................................................................xxiii
Recommendation by Hao Chunwen ..................................................................................................................xxv
Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................i
1. What is Dunhuang Studies ? ......................................................................................................................i
2. The Current State of Affairs in Dunhuang Studies ........................................3
3. Objectives and Difficulties in Dunhuang Studies: The Case
of the Guiyijun ............................................................................................................................................................................5
a) Why Do We Study the History of the Guiyijun? ....................................6
b) What Are the Difficulties of Studying the History of
the Guiyijun? ......................................................................................................................................................................7
4. Summary of this Book ................................................................................................................................................11
Lecture 1 Dunhuang in Chinese History ............................................................................................ig
1. Dunhuang during the Western and Eastern Han Dynasties ..........19
2. Dunhuang during the Wei, Jin, Southern and
Northern Dynasties ............................................................................................................................................................23
3. Dunhuang during the Sui and Tang Periods ..............................................................31
4. Dunhuang during the Tibetan Period ........................................................................................38
5. Dunhuang during the Guiyijun Period ....................................................................................40
6. Dunhuang during the Xixia, Yuan, Ming and Qing Periods ............47
Lecture 2 Dunhuang and the Silk Road ..............................................................................................51
1. Zhang Qian s Journey to the West and the Beginnings
of the Silk Road ..........................................................................................................................................................................51
2. Cultural Prosperity and Cave Building at Mogao ............................................56
3. The Sui-Tang Prosperity and Cosmopolitan Cities ........................................64
4. Buddhist Dominance and the Significance of the
Tibetan and Guiyijun Periods ....................................................................................................................70
5. Shift in the Course of the Silk Road and Dunhuang s
Decline ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................76
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Lecture 3 The Discovery of the Dunhuang Cave Library and
Its Early Dispersal ............................................................................................................................................................................79
1. Abbot Wang ......................................................................................................................................................................................79
2. The Discovery of the Cave Library ..................................................................................................81
3. The Early Dispersal of the Original Collection ......................................................84
a) The Collection of Yan Dong ..............................................................................................................85
b) The Collection of Ye Changchi ....................................................................................................8g
c) The Collection of Duan Fang ..........................................................................................................96
d) The Collection of Su Zipei ....................................................................................................................98
e) The Collection of Lu Jiliang ................................................................................................................100
f) Other Scattered Manuscripts ..........................................................................................................101
4. The Fate of the Dunhuang Collection and the End of
Abbot Wang s Story ..........................................................................................................................................................102
Lecture 4 The Nature of the Dunhuang Library Cave and the
Reasons for Its Sealing ..........................................................................................................................................................109
1. The Original Collection ............................................................................................................................................109
2. Monastic Collections in Dunhuang during the Guiyijun
Period ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................118
3. The Types of Materials in the Cave Library ..................................................................124
4. The Reasons for the Sealing ............................................................................................................................131
Lecture 5 Major Collections of Dunhuang Manuscripts ..................................137
1. The Stein Collection ........................................................................................................................................................137
2. The Pelliot Collection ..................................................................................................................................................153
3. The Oldenburg Collection ..................................................................................................................................162
4. Chinese Collections ..........................................................................................................................................................164
5. Japanese Collections ......................................................................................................................................................169
6. Other Collections ..................................................................................................................................................................172
Lecture 6 Scramble for the Treasures of Khotan, Kucha, Loulan
and Gaochang ..........................................................................................................................................................................................177
1. Prelude to the Scramble for the Antiquities of
Central Asia ........................................................................................................................................................................................177
2. Archaeological Exploration of Central Asia at the Beginning
of the 20th Century ..........................................................................................................................................................182
a) Sven Hedin s Exploration ........................................................................................................................182
b) The Three Central Asian Expeditions of Aurel Stein ..................186
c) The Russian Expeditions ..........................................................................................................................188
CONTENTS Vii
d) The German Turfan Expeditions ............................................................................................190
e) The Ötani Expeditions ..................................................................................................................................193
f) The French Expedition of Paul Pelliot ........................................................................196
3. The Archaeology of Central Asia ..........................................................................................................198
a) Khotan ..............................................................................................................................................................................................199
b) Kucha and Kharashahr ................................................................................................................................igg
c) Loulan and Niya ..........................................................................................................................................................200
d) Gaochang ..................................................................................................................................................................................201
Lecture 7 Dunhuang Studies and Oriental Studies in the West .... 205
1. Russia ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................206
2. Britain ............................................................................................................................................................................................................211
3. France ............................................................................................................................................................................................................215
4. Germany ....................................................................................................................................................................................................221
5. Other Countries ........................................................................................................................................................................223
Lecture 8 Dunhuang Studies in China and Japan ..........................................................227
1. China ................................................................................................................................................................................................................227
a) Scholars of the Imperial University and the Beginnings
of Dunhuang Studies ..........................................................................................................................................227
b) The 1920-1940S ................................................................................................................................................................233
c) The 1950s through the Cultural Revolution ......................................................247
d) The Boom from After the Cultural Revolution
until Today ..............................................................................................................................................................................250
e) Summary ......................................................................................................................................................................................255
2. Japan ................................................................................................................................................................................................................256
a) From the Beginning through the 1940s ....................................................................256
b) The Heightened Interest of the 1950S-1970S ..................................................258
c) From the 1980s until Today ................................................................................................................261
Lecture 9 The Political and Economic History of the Sui, Tang
and Five Dynasties in Light of Dunhuang Studies ....................................................267
1. The System of Official Correspondence ................................................................................268
2. Administrative and Legal Institutions ......................................................................................272
3. Military System ..........................................................................................................................................................................279
4. The Institutions of Juntian and Corvée Labor ..........................................................281
5. Political History ........................................................................................................................................................................285
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Lecture io Dunhuang Studies and the Social History of the
Medieval Period ....................................................................................................................................................................................28g
1. Population and Family ..............................................................................................................................................290
a) Population ................................................................................................................................................................................290
b) Family ................................................................................................................................................................................................293
2. Aristocratic Clans and Grassroots Society ........................................................................2g4
a) Aristocratic Clans ......................................................................................................................................................294
b) She Associations ..........................................................................................................................................................296
3. Buddhist Communities and the Life of the Clergy ........................................300
a) Buddhist Communities ................................................................................................................................300
b) Life of the Clergy ........................................................................................................................................................302
4. Folklore Material among the Dunhuang Manuscripts ..........................305
a) Holidays ........................................................................................................................................................................................306
b) Clothing, Food, Shelter and Travel ......................................................................................308
c) Weddings and Funerals ................................................................................................................................309
d) Folk Religion ........................................................................................................................................................................312
e) Entertainment ..................................................................................................................................................................313
Lecture 11 The History of Central Asian Peoples and China s
Contacts with Her Neighbors in Light of Dunhuang Studies ............315
1. The Tibetans ....................................................................................................................................................................................315
2. Dunhuang under Tibetan Rule ................................................................................................................319
3. The Spread of Chan Teachings to Tibet and Sino-Tibetan
Cultural Contacts ....................................................................................................................................................................321
4. The Ganzhou and Xizhou Uighurs ....................................................................................................324
5. The Kingdom of Khotan ..........................................................................................................................................327
6. Sogdian Colonies ....................................................................................................................................................................330
7. The Three Foreign Religions ..........................................................................................................................332
8. Records of Buddhist Pilgrims ........................................................................................................................339
Lecture 12 The Significance of Buddhist and Daoist
Manuscripts from Dunhuang ..................................................................................................................................341
1. Overview of Buddhist Texts from Dunhuang ............................................................341
2. The Value of Buddhist Texts from Dunhuang ........................................................347
a) The Value of Old Manuscripts for Textual Criticism ....................347
b) The Discovery of Early Chan Texts and Histories ................................348
c) Lost Buddhist Texts and the Study of the History
of Buddhism ..........................................................................................................................................................................352
d) Apocryphal Sütras ....................................................................................................................................................356
3. Daoist Texts from Dunhuang ......................................................................................................................358
CONTENTS ix
Lecture 13 Dunhuang Copies of Traditional Chinese Texts
and Medieval Intellectual History ........................................................ 367
1. The Classics ( jing) ..............................................................................................................................................................367
2. The Histories (shi) ................................................................................................................................................................372
3. The Philosophers (zi) ....................................................................................................................................................382
4. The Belles-Lettres (ji) ..................................................................................................................................................387
Lecture 14 Language and Literature in Light of Dunhuang
Studies ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................393
1. Chinese Language ................................................................................................................................................................393
a) Phonology ..................................................................................................................................................................................393
b) Semantic Exegesis and Orthography ..............................................................................3g4
2. Central Asian Languages ........................................................................................................................................3g6
3. Popular Literature ................................................................................................................................................................3g8
a) Sütra Lectures ....................................................................................................................................................................399
b) Transformation Texts ........................................................................................................................................401
c) Yinyuan ............................................................................................................................................................................................404
d) Ciwen ....................................................................................................................................................................................................405
e) Huaben ............................................................................................................................................................................................405
f) Narrative Rhapsodies ........................................................................................................................................406
g) Popular Rhapsodies ..............................................................................................................................................408
h) Quzici ..................................................................................................................................................................................................408
i) Folk Poems ..............................................................................................................................................................................410
Lecture 15 Dunhuang Studies and the History of Science and
Technology ......................................................................................................................................................................................................413
1. Astronomy ............................................................................................................................................................................................413
2. Mathematics ....................................................................................................................................................................................418
3. Medicine ....................................................................................................................................................................................................420
4. Paper Making and Printing Technology ................................................................................424
Lecture 16 Dunhuang in Light of Art and Archaeology ....................................427
1. Cave Art and Architecture ..................................................................................................................................427
2. Sculpture ..................................................................................................................................................................................................437
3. Dunhuang Murals ..................................................................................................................................................................454
a) Images of the Buddha Teaching the Dharma
(Shuofa tu) ................................................................................................................................................................................454
b) Illustrations of the Life of the Buddha (Fozhuan tu) ....................454
c) Illustrations of Jätaka Tales (bensheng tu) ..........................................................457
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d) Bodhisattva Figures ....................................................................... 458
e) Sütra Illustrations (jingbian tu) ................................................ 461
f ) Illustrations of Auspicious Images (ruixiang tu) ..............................................467
4. Decorative Patterns in the Caves .................................................... 469
5. Other Cave Complexes besides the Mogao Caves ..................... 473
Lecture 17 Dunhuang and Manuscript Studies .................................. 483
1. Paper and Layout ................................................................................. 483
2. Dating Based on Calligraphy ............................................................ 492
3. Relationship between the Manuscripts Recto and Verso ....... 496
Lecture 18 Forgeries and the Authentication of Dunhuang
Manuscripts ................................................................................................. 501
1. A New Theory of Forgeries ................................................................ 501
2. The Authentication of Dunhuang Manuscripts .......................... 504
a) Must Be Familiar with the History of the Late Qing
and Early Republican Periods and the Lives of the
Persons Involved ............................................................................ 505
b) Must Study the History of Collections .................................... 510
3. Must Study the Format of Manuscripts ........................................ 512
Epilogue ............................................................................................................. 519
Bibliography ..................................................................................................... 525
Postscript ........................................................................................................... 529
Index ................................................................................................................... 531
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| indexdate | 2024-12-20T16:46:38Z |
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| spellingShingle | Rong, Xinjiang 1960- Eighteen lectures on Dunhuang Brill's humanities in China library Handschrift (DE-588)4023287-6 gnd Archäologie (DE-588)4002827-6 gnd Forschung (DE-588)4017894-8 gnd Kunst (DE-588)4114333-4 gnd |
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| title | Eighteen lectures on Dunhuang |
| title_alt | Dunhuang xue shi ba jiang. 18 lectures on Dunhuang |
| title_auth | Eighteen lectures on Dunhuang |
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| title_full | Eighteen lectures on Dunhuang by Rong Xinjiang |
| title_fullStr | Eighteen lectures on Dunhuang by Rong Xinjiang |
| title_full_unstemmed | Eighteen lectures on Dunhuang by Rong Xinjiang |
| title_short | Eighteen lectures on Dunhuang |
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