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Divined on Ding: Assuming (they) are not going to pacify He, there might be affliction.479 1 476 This divination account can be synchronized with HJ 22172 + 22351. The only difference between the two shells is the addition of the postface “At Fu” in the HYZ account. 477 A man named He 何served as one of king Kang Ding’s diviners (period III OBI). Period I- III inscriptions record a “He Territory” (HJ 7001). Men from this lineage also held the positions of “bowman” (White 962) and “border guard” (HJ 26879); see Jao Tsung-I 1959: 1075-1097 and Han Jiangsu and Jiang Linchang 2010: 570-572. 478 The grammar of 何于丁逆: N1 + preposition + N2 + V, is parallel with 新馬于賈視 “new horses will be inspected by the trader” (HYZ 7). Here ni 逆means to meet in opposition. It suggests that, at this time, He was an enemy of Wu Ding. : The reading of this graph as writing the word yi 夷is after Lin Yun 2007. A recently discovered early Western Zhou bronze inscriptionfrom the reign of King Cheng 成王 called the He gui 簋 (Wenwu 2009.2) writes the graph as yi , plus “hill”: 唯八月公 殷年 “It was the 8th month, the year that the Duke pacified Yin”. The phrase 何 “Pacified He” occurs in Wu Ding’s divinations (HJ 17027v [Model Bin-diviner type]). HYZ 321 | 301

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Divined on Ding: Assuming (they) are not going to pacify He, there might be affliction.479 1 476 This divination account can be synchronized with HJ 22172 + 22351. The only difference between the two shells is the addition of the postface “At Fu” in the HYZ account. 477 A man named He 何served as one of king Kang Ding’s diviners (period III OBI). Period I- III inscriptions record a “He Territory” (HJ 7001). Men from this lineage also held the positions of “bowman” (White 962) and “border guard” (HJ 26879); see Jao Tsung-I 1959: 1075-1097 and Han Jiangsu and Jiang Linchang 2010: 570-572. 478 The grammar of 何于丁逆: N1 + preposition + N2 + V, is parallel with 新馬于賈視 “new horses will be inspected by the trader” (HYZ 7). Here ni 逆means to meet in opposition. It suggests that, at this time, He was an enemy of Wu Ding. : The reading of this graph as writing the word yi 夷is after Lin Yun 2007. A recently discovered early Western Zhou bronze inscriptionfrom the reign of King Cheng 成王 called the He gui 簋 (Wenwu 2009.2) writes the graph as yi , plus “hill”: 唯八月公 殷年 “It was the 8th month, the year that the Duke pacified Yin”. The phrase 何 “Pacified He” occurs in Wu Ding’s divinations (HJ 17027v [Model Bin-diviner type]). HYZ 321 | 301

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Work: 花园庄东地甲骨
Nation: 商殷朝
Categories: 商殷朝，甲骨文
Catalog: HYZ 320.5
Source: Schwartz, A. C. (2019). The Oracle Bone Inscriptions from Huayuanzhuang East. De Gruyter. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781501505294-001

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Divined on Ding: Assuming (they) are not going to pacify He, there might be affliction.479 1 476 This divination account can be synchronized with HJ 22172 + 22351. The only difference between the two shells is the addition of the postface “At Fu” in the HYZ account. 477 A man named He 何served as one of king Kang Ding’s diviners (period III OBI). Period I- III inscriptions record a “He Territory” (HJ 7001). Men from this lineage also held the positions of “bowman” (White 962) and “border guard” (HJ 26879); see Jao Tsung-I 1959: 1075-1097 and Han Jiangsu and Jiang Linchang 2010: 570-572. 478 The grammar of 何于丁逆: N1 + preposition + N2 + V, is parallel with 新馬于賈視 “new horses will be inspected by the trader” (HYZ 7). Here ni 逆means to meet in opposition. It suggests that, at this time, He was an enemy of Wu Ding. : The reading of this graph as writing the word yi 夷is after Lin Yun 2007. A recently discovered early Western Zhou bronze inscriptionfrom the reign of King Cheng 成王 called the He gui 簋 (Wenwu 2009.2) writes the graph as yi , plus “hill”: 唯八月公殷年 “It was the 8th month, the year that the Duke pacified Yin”. The phrase 何 “Pacified He” occurs in Wu Ding’s divinations (HJ 17027v [Model Bin-diviner type]). HYZ 321 | 301