Han-bei (Han-bei)

Japanese: 漢碑 - かんぴ（英語表記）Han-bei

Inscriptions from the Han dynasty in China. There are few inscriptions from the early Han dynasty, and the style of writing is that of ancient clerical script, but there are a huge number of inscriptions from the later Han dynasty, and the elegant eight-part script was used, which led to the development of artistic calligraphy. The Confucius Temple Ritual Instruments Stele and the Cao Quan Stele are representative posthumous works of clerical script from the later Han dynasty, and are considered models of clerical script.

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Japanese:

中国，漢代の碑文。前漢には数も少く，書体も古隷に属するものであるが，後漢は碑数も膨大で，典雅な風格の八分書 (はっぷんしょ) が用いられ，芸術的な書として発展した。『孔廟礼器碑』『曹全碑』などは後漢隷書の代表的遺作であり，隷書の範とされる。

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