Sinan shipwreck

The Sinan Shipwreck ( Chinese  新安 沉船 , Pinyin Xin'an chenchuan ) is a merchant ship that sank in the time of the Yuan Dynasty off the South Korean district of Sinan (southwestern tip of the Korean Peninsula ), from which an important archaeological find of Chinese ceramics (mostly from the Longquan kiln , also from Jingdezhen ), metal and stone objects could be recovered. The ship was en route from China to Japan and sank around 1323. It was discovered in 1976. The find is important for understanding the Chinese influences on the Japanese Muromachi period (14th-16th centuries).

literature

• Li Dejin 李德 金, Jiang Zhongxi 蒋忠义, Guan Jiakun 关 甲 堃: “Chaoxian Xin'an chenchuan zhong de Zhongguo ciqi” 朝鲜 新安 沉船 中 的 中国 瓷器 [The Chinese ceramics of the Sinan shipwreck in Korea], Kaogu xuebao 1977.2
• Zaine, Carla M. "The Sinan Shipwreck and Early Muromachi Art Collections." Oriental Art 25: 1 (Spring 1979): 103-114
• Feng Xianming 冯先铭: “Nanchaoxian Xin'an chenchuan ji ciqi wenti tantao” 南朝鲜 新安 沉船 及 瓷器 问题 探讨, Gugong bowuguan jianyuan liushi zhounian jinian tekan故宫 博物院 建 建 院 六十 周年 纪念 特刊, Wenwu Chubanshe 1985

See also

• List of Chinese shipwrecks

Web links

• Yuandai fuchuan - Xin'an chenchuan ji fuyuan guocheng Chinese (photos of a replica)
• Xin'an chenchuan - Chinese
• Sinan shipwreck conference, Korea - English (PDF file; 257 kB)

Footnotes

1. ↑ Or 朝鲜新安 沉船 , Chaoxian Xin'an chenchuan or 南朝鲜 新安 沉船 , Nanchaoxian Xin'an chenchuan .
2. ↑ http://www.chinabaike.com/article/316/337/2007/2007022581108.html

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