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0568 Innermost Asia : vol.2
Innermost Asia : vol.2 / Page 568 (Color Image)

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[Figure] III Ast. ix. 3. (Transcript and very poor photograph.)
[Figure] IV Ast. i. 4. (Transcript and very poor photograph.)

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doi: 10.20676/00000187
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Inscription on the tomb of the Lady T'ang of Chin-ch'ang¹, wife of the *chung-lang* Wang Po-yü², who at the age of seventy-three was encoffined and buried in this tomb, on the *ting-wei* day, the twelfth of the first moon, the first day of which was *ping-shên*, in the *i-yu* year, the second of *Yen-shou*³.

III. **Ast. ix. 3.** (Transcript and very poor photograph.)

七遷民故月延
十殿部太乙壽
二中參原已五
殯中軍王朔年
葬郡轉王廿戊
斯將碑伯日子
慕春堂瑜甲歲
秋將初子九

On the *chia-tzŭ* day, the twentieth of the ninth moon, the first day of which was *i-ssŭ*⁴, in the *mou-tzŭ* year, the fifth of *Yen-shou*⁵, at the age of seventy-two, Wang Po-yü, late Prince of T'ai-yüan, who was first *ts'an-chün*⁶ in the Ministry of Population, became General of the Hall of Tablets, and was promoted to be *tien-chung chung-lang chiang*⁷, was encoffined and buried in this tomb.

IV. **Ast. i. 4.** (Transcript and very poor photograph.)

廿二麴駙六貞
八郎氏都月觀
日以春尉辛廿
殯其秋張酉年
葬年五延朔歲
斯六十衛廿次
慕月有妻七丙
日午

On the twenty-seventh day of the sixth moon, the first day of which is *hsin-yu*, in the *ping-wu* year, the twentieth of *Chêng-kuan*⁸, the Lady Ch'ü, wife of the *chi-tu-wei*⁹ Chang Yen-hêng¹⁰, [died] at the age of fifty-two, and was encoffined and buried in this tomb on the twenty-eighth day of the sixth moon in the same year.