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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 November 2022

Paul Nicholas Vogt
Paul Nicholas Vogt
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Indiana University, Bloomington

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Kingship, Ritual, and Royal Ideology in Western Zhou China , pp. vii - viii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022

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  1. 0.1A Western Zhou bronze vessel (the Yishu Wen gui 義叔聞簋 [3695])

  2. 1.1The Shu Ze fangding

  3. 1.2The inscription of the Shu Ze fangding

  4. 1.3The inscription of the Gao you

  5. 1.4The Ji ding

  6. 1.5The Qin gui

  7. 1.6The inscription of the Qin gui

  8. 1.7The Da gui

  9. 1.8The inscription of the Da gui

  10. 1.9The Yongbo X gui

  11. 1.10The inscription of the Yongbo X gui

  12. 1.11The Haozi you

  13. 1.12The inscription of the Haozi you

  14. 2.1The Scorpion Macehead

  15. 2.2Detail of the Scorpion Macehead

  16. 2.3The Li juzun

  17. 3.1The Si gui

  18. 3.2The Ci you and its inscription

  19. 3.3The Ci zun and its inscription

  20. 3.4The Zuoce Ban yuan

  21. 3.5The Zhabo gui

  22. 3.6The inscription of the Zhabo gui

  23. 3.7The Jingbo Lu gui

  24. 3.8The inscription of the Jingbo Lu gui

  25. 4.1The Mai fangzun

  26. 4.2The inscription of the Mai fangzun

  27. 4.3Reconstruction of the Xiao Yu ding inscription

  28. 5.1A pair of hu-liquor vessels (the Guo Ji hu)

  29. 5.2Late Western Zhou vessel sets (the 42nd- and 43rd-year Lai ding)

  30. 6.1Discovery locations of Shang dynasty inscribed bronzes

  31. 6.2Distribution of provenance Shang bronzes containing the term “king” (wang)

  32. 6.3Discovery locations of Western Zhou inscribed bronzes

  33. 6.4Distribution of provenance bronzes mentioning the Western Zhou king

  34. 6.5Discovery locations of inscribed bronzes dating to the early Western Zhou

  35. 6.6Discovery locations of inscribed bronzes dating to the middle Western Zhou

  36. 6.7Discovery locations of inscribed bronzes dating to the late Western Zhou

  37. 6.8Discovery locations of inscribed bronzes mentioning the Western Zhou king, divided by period (6.8a: early; 6.8b: middle; 6.8c: late)

  38. 6.9Discovery locations of Western Zhou “date only” bronzes

  39. 6.10The Bo yu

  40. 6.11The inscription of the He zun

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