An Exploration on the Thought and Practice Reflected in Liyi Wenda Xiejuan during the Tubo Period

• 作 者: TianMaowang
• 机 构: Southwest Nationalities Research Academy,Southwest University for Nationalities,Chengdu,Sichuan,6100
• 发表日期: 2015年3期

The liyi wenda xiejuan( The Volume of Questions and Answers Relating to Etiquette) are manuscripts P. T. 1283 and P. T. 2111 which are written in ancient Tibetan script and discovered in the Dunhuang manuscript cave. All of the text is written in a style of a dialogue between brothers, covering the topics of how to treat people, how to face success and loss,and how to handle relation￣ships between the emperor and officeholder, father and son,teacher and student,host and slave,and e￣ven husband and wife. The document proposed many important concepts, and themes related to ethics and morality. It is precious historical materi￣al and a specialized work for studying the ethics and morality during the Tubo period. Its content reflects not only the adoption of central China’s Confucian culture into the ethics and morality cul￣ture of the Tubo, but also contains the distinctive cultural features of the ethics and morality of the Tubo.