Lí-iâ chîn kán

Lí-iâ tsîn kán [en]
	; Lí-iâ tsîn kán [en] ê tén-sī [en].
Tsìng-sik miâ-tshing	Lí-iâ tsîn kán [en]; (里耶秦簡)
Year of production	Kong-guân-tsîng 208-nî (Tsîn 2-sè 2-nî)
Huat-hēn ji̍t-kî	2002-nî 6-gue̍h
Land of origin	Tiong-kok ôo-lâm siong-sai thôo-ka-tso̍k biâu-tso̍k tsū-tī-tsiu liông-san kuan lí-iâ tìn lí-iâ kóo-siânn [ja] uî-tsik [en]
Siong-kuan tsu-sìn
Tsâi-liāu	Tik-á, ba̍k-tsuí
Sòo-liōng	36,000 guā-buê
Jī-sóo	Tāi-iok 20 guā-bān [en] jī
Luē-iông	Pen-lên-thé, tsîn-lu̍t, kong-bûn [zh], su-sìn, uî-lī tsi-tō
Su-huat hîng-thé	Tsîn kóo-lē
	hián; lūn; pian;

Lí-iâ tsîn kán [en] (hàn-gú: 里耶秦簡; ing-gú: Liye Qin Slips) sī teh Tiongkok Ôo-lâm se-pōo [en] Lí-iâ tìn [zh] tshut-thóo ê 36000 guā-ki Tsèn-kok tsì Tsîn-tiâu ê tik-kán [en], kì-tsài Tsîn-ôn tsìng 25-nî tsì Tsîn 2-sè guân-nî ê Tsîn-tāi ê li̍k-sú. "Lí-iâ" (里耶) teh Tsîn-tāi ê ì-sù [en] sī "Tshen-lîng" (遷陵). Tse sī 21 sè-kí teh Tiongkok siōng tiōng-iàu ê khó-kóo huat-hēn tsi-it.^[1]

Tsù-kái[siu-kái | kái goân-sí-bé]

↑ The archaeological discovery of Liye bamboo slips of the Qin dynasty: china.org.cn (19-Jul-02), (08-Aug-02) Archived 2013-07-04 at the Wayback Machine. (Eng-gí)