铜雕介绍
铜鼎,反映中山国政治的出土器物,有“刻铭铁足铜鼎”、“夔龙纹铜方壶”、“铜圆壶”等,三件重器分别刻有469字、450字和204字铭文,为研究中山世系和中山国的重大历史事件,提供了极其珍贵的史料。“刻铭铁足铜鼎”又称王鼎,王即位十四年时(公元前314年或公元前313年)采用分铸工艺制作而成。通高51.5厘米,腹径65.8厘米。盖钮与腹足部之间刻铭文77行469字,是我国迄今发现的战国时期字数最多的一篇铭文。从这座铜鼎以及“夔龙纹铜方壶”、“铜圆壶”的铭文中,可以大致推出王及其前后的中山国诸公的在位年代。
Copper tripod, which reflects the politics of Zhongshan State, includes "iron foot copper tripod", "Kuilong pattern copper square pot" and "copper round pot". The inscriptions of 469 words, 450 words and 204 words are inscribed respectively on the three heavy vessels, which provide extremely precious historical materials for the study of Zhongshan lineage and major historical events in Zhongshan China. "Inscribed Iron Foot Copper Ding" is also known as Wang Ding, which was made by casting process in the 14th year of Wang's reign (314 BC or 313 BC). It is 51.5 cm in height and 65.8 cm in abdominal diameter. There are 77 lines and 469 words inscribed between the button and the stomach and foot, which is the largest inscription ever found in the Warring States Period in China. From the inscriptions of this copper tripod, Kuilong-pattern copper square pot and copper round pot, we can roughly deduce the reign age of the king and the princes of Zhongshan before and after him.