The annotated research on Xun du, Xun li as seen in excavation of the remain

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[The annotated research on " Xun du " , " Xun li " as seen in excavation of the

remains of Western Han dynasty]

 

[Article in Chinese]

 

_Zhang X_

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X " [Author]) .

 

Institute of Literature, Sichuan Normal University, Chengdu 610066.

 

The " Collected Notes of Armed Vehicles of 4th year of Wuku Yong shi " in Han

bamboo slips excavated from the remains of Han tomb in Lianyungang, Jiangsu,

carries a " Xun du " , while a " Xun li " is carried in the Han record paper

excavated in the remains of Xuanquan of Han, Dunhuang, Gansu. Both should be

" frankincense " , being the earliest record of this material, demonstrating that

this medicine had been imported at least in early Western Han dynasty. Thus, the

record of frankincense should be 300 years ahead of the existing record.

 

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