The Shizhoupian (Chinese: 史籀篇) is the first known Chinese dictionary, and was written in the ancient Large seal script. The work was traditionally dated...

sometimes traditionally identified with a group of characters from the Shizhoupian (c. 800 BCE), preserved by their inclusion within the Shuowen Jiezi....

variously used to describe zhòuwén (籀文) examples from the ca. 800 BC Shizhoupian compendium, or inscriptions on both late W. Zhou bronze inscriptions...

earliest surviving monolingual dictionary; and some sources cite the Shizhoupian (probably compiled sometime between 700 BCE to 200 BCE, possibly earlier)...

Zhou dynasty. The Zhou characters were taken from the no-longer extant Shizhoupian, an early copybook traditionally attributed to "Historian Zhou", from...

Cao Jing Shenzi (Shen Buhai) Shenzi (Shen Dao) Shiji Shijing Shiming Shĭzhòupiān (史籀篇) Shizi Shuihudi Qinmu zhujian (Shuihudi Qin bamboo texts) Shujing...

Among them, the ones with greater impact include: Western Zhou dynasty: Shizhoupian (史籀篇, written in big seal script, 827–782 BCE) Qin dynasty: Cangjiepian...

of seal script from late-Western Zhou as recorded in the dictionary Shizhoupian) of 禱 is included. The text in the image is read from top to bottom,...

fragments or quotations within Chinese classic texts. For example, the Shizhoupian was compiled by one or more historians in the court of King Xuan of Zhou...

502 entries, linguistically important Han-era pronunciation glosses Shizhoupian 800 BC (Zhou) First recorded Chinese dictionary, Great Seal script, lost...