Brief introduction of Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Yin Ruins

Chinese Pinyin Phonetic Order Oracle Bone Inscriptions

China Entry Yin Ruins Oracle Bone Inscriptions

The foreign language entries of Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Yin Ruins, Oracle Bone Inscriptions, also known as Yin Ruins Characters, Wang Badan and Yin Qi, were written on tortoise shell and beast bones in Shang Dynasty. Oracle Bone Inscriptions is called Oracle Bone Inscriptions because they describe divination. Since 199 1, the Institute of Archaeology of China Academy of Sciences found a batch of rich Oracle bones in H3 pit on the east side of Yinxu Garden in Anyang. After more than ten years' research, it was found that Oracle bones on the east side of the garden belonged to "non-king Oracle bones" and the main body of Oracle bones was "zi" rather than "king". Scholars who hold this view have reached a consensus that they are descendants of the Shang royal family, but there are different opinions about which noble figure to refer to, such as filial piety, filial piety and so on. As early as the 1950s, scholars such as Ito Daozhi and Li Xueqin put forward the non-King Oracle Bone Inscriptions. However, due to the scarcity of non-King Oracle Bone Inscriptions, scholars have always expressed doubts about its existence. The discovery of Oracle bones in East China confirms the existence of non-Wang Oracle bones, and also provides an opportunity to solve various contradictions between non-Wang Oracle bones and Wang Oracle bones.