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0573 Innermost Asia : vol.2
極奥アジア : vol.2
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一卒訓葬天至澤鑊王王
日於女於山都相高○
葬私教城縣柔西丞昌夫
弟男西丞縣州拜都人
春逌北經國首授下翹
已原除 也人○
成禮一 人
立也載 惟
其春



Inscription on the tomb of [the Lady] Ch'ü, wife of Wang . . .¹, illegitimate² tien-chung chiang-chün,
and hsiao-chi-wei³ under the Imperial (T'ang) dynasty.

The said gentleman, with personal name Huan-yüeh, style⁴ and surname Wang, was a native⁵ of the
capital city of Kao-ch'ang. In his private life he paid due regard to filial and fraternal obligations, and he
served the State with loyalty and good faith. Having succeeded by inheritance to a high office at Court, he was
given a post in the Imperial Palace. At the inauguration of the Great T'ang dynasty, its gracious bounty
extended to the highly-placed country officials in Hsi-chou, and by Imperial order he was invested with the
dignity of hsiao-chi-wei. When the Military Governor [of the province] returned to China, knowing that he
was well qualified for an active appointment⁶, his energy in affairs being manifest, he sent him as Deputy
Magistrate to T'ien-shan Hsien; but he lived only one year more, his age then being seventy-four. On the
morning of this day⁷ he was encoffined and buried north-west of the city, according to the primordial rites.

His wife, the Lady Ch'ü, after the early death of her heavenly spouse, at once settled down in her
widowhood to train her daughter and instruct her son, and both are now established in life. Suddenly, on
the ninth day of the twelfth moon in the second year of Ch'ien-feng⁸, she died at her private house, aged seventy,
and was buried in this tomb on the eleventh day of the same moon of the same year.