段玉裁古韵十七部与《六书音均表》之关系（The relationship between Duan Yucai and ancient seventeen sounds are the table Liushu）.docVIP

段玉裁古韵十七部与《六书音均表》之关系（The relationship between Duan Yucai and ancient seventeen sounds are the table Liushu） First, the seventeen part and Duan rhyme Liushu sound form of all Duan Yucai in the Liushu were written before the sound of the Book of Songs group by rhyme rhyme. He is on the Book of Songs and other pre Qin verse rhyme makes a detailed textual research, research on ancient seventeen. He also made a further discussion of the theory and improve the research results, the phonological characters used on the proposed principle Chinese characters, have the same interpretation theory, the phonology of the theory, under the guise of pictophmetic. He has also written the rhyme of the ancient seventeen form, ancient seventeen form, ancient pictophonetic characters of seventeen types of combination form. Co written above the Book of Songs group by spectrum rhyme rhyme spectrum as a book, named Liushu sounds are. Liushu sounds are consists of five tables: the rhyme of the ancient seventeen meters; ancient seventeen harmonic table; seventeen types of combination of ancient rhyme seventeen meters; Book of Songs group table; by the rhyme seventeen table. 1) the seventeen form ancient rhyme is rhyme divisions review conclusion. Here this rhyme refers to Guangyun, meaning Guangyun in ancient times, only seventeen of the 206 rhyme. Seventeen of his order to break the east end Guangyun was all of the traditional order, but according to the values of the distance to each other are. Paragraph division features three: (1) branch of fat and fat. (2) true text division. (3) Hou (H u Gu Tong Hou) independent. 2) the seventeen form is a pioneer in harmonic sound research on materials a new field. Duan Yucai through to the pre Qin text comprehensive investigation, found that if the Chinese ancient text classification based on phonetic characters, the Book of Songs rhyme categories are roughly the same. The discovery raises the reliability of ancient division, more importantly, to the p