18~19世紀 朝鮮 集字碑 一考 -顏真卿集字碑 為中心

Abstract

There is a kind of stela that gathers characters once prevailed in Tang Dynasty is a very long tradition in Haedong. What’s worth us paying special attention is that the origination and development of the stela in Headong has a very close relationship with the inflow and capacity of the combination of tablet inscription and rubbing in China. In other words, the stela in Headong can see as a positive acceptance product of foreign cultural representing the tablet in China, and the research in the stela has a very important meaning to both delve into aesthetic trends and acceptance of foreign cultures. The tradition of stela in Headong dates back to the ninth century, through the investigation in the data of goldstone in woosong era and Korai period, we can find that running script of Wang Xizhi has a absolute advantage in the stela in Headong and meanwhile the inscription of Wang Xizhi also shows in the handwriting style in Jin Dynasty. Back to Korea times, especially 18 to 19 centuries, a large amount of stela was set up and in the meantime many factors such as fonts, constitutions and people who was written in the stela all had a significant change. The most obvious change is that the stela wrote about Yan Zhenqing suddenly became popular, and this kind of change is under the influence of objective condition, aesthetic orientation, cultural identity, family influence social education and so on.