Qieyun

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Qieyun is a 7th-century Chinese rhyme dictionary that systematically records the pronunciation of Chinese characters in Middle Chinese and became a foundational source for historical Chinese phonology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese dictionary
historical linguistic source
rime dictionary
alternativeName 切韻 NERFINISHED
centuryOfCompilation 7th century
citedIn Guangyun preface NERFINISHED
Tang and Song philological works
compiler Lu Fayan NERFINISHED
陸法言 NERFINISHED
dateOfCompilation 601
era Sui dynasty NERFINISHED
field Chinese historical linguistics
lexicography
phonology
hasEdition Song dynasty redaction
Wang Renxu edition
modern critical reconstructions
hasPart rime tables tradition (later derived)
hasSurvivingForm fragments
later redactions and recensions
hasToneCategories departing tone
entering tone
level tone
rising tone
influenced Guangyun NERFINISHED
Jiyun NERFINISHED
Lidian
Zhongyuan Yinyun NERFINISHED
later Chinese rhyme dictionaries
later rime tables such as Yunjing
traditional Chinese rhyme categories
isBasisFor reconstruction of Middle Chinese phonology
language Chinese
methodUsed fanqie spelling system
placeOfCompilation Sui dynasty China NERFINISHED
purpose to provide a reference for correct rhyming in regulated verse
to standardize the reading pronunciations of Chinese characters
records Middle Chinese pronunciations
fanqie spellings for Chinese characters
structure characters grouped by tone
entries annotated with fanqie spellings
organized by rime groups
subjectOfStudy historical Chinese phonology
titleMeaning Cut Rhymes NERFINISHED
usedBy historical linguists
philologists
poets in the Tang dynasty
writingSystem Classical Chinese

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