The Influence Of An-Shi Rebellion And Huangchao Uprising On The Music Of Ci Poetry

The An Lushan-Shi Siming Rebellion is one crucial turning point of Tang Dynasty form the period of its highest development to lowest period, and Huangchao Uprising is another crucial point for Tang Dynasty which accelerated its subjugation. As the most influenced milestones in the period Ci poetry occurred and developed, The An Lushan-Shi Siming Rebellion and Huangchao Uprising had no doubt influenced the development of Ci poetry. In the influence of them, the dissemination of the music and musicians is inevitable although they all belonged to the Tang royal court before. This dissemination take a long time and important influence on the prosperity of Ci poetry in Five Dynasty and Song Dynasty.As one scholar pointed out that no matter the passive dissemination of the royal music and musicians as the result of An Lushan-Shi Siming Rebellion or the active cutting of the music and musicians position, they all promoted the generation of Ci poetry.The An Lushan-Shi Siming Rebellion and Huangchao Uprising is no doubt the most important significant milestones during many affairs which have impaction on the long period of the dissemination of royal music and musicians and Ci poetry occurred,developed and generated. The thesis is just based on such views to discuss the how the influence the Ci poetry and the royal musical culture it cling to.The first chapter overall reviewed the study of literal dissemination and discussed the main method and road that the dissemination of royal musical culture in the influence of An Lushan-Shi Siming Rebellion and Huangchao Uprising in the view of literal communication study. As a result, it pointed out that the dissemination of royal musical culture is a process of communication to the folk from the royal and during the process there are strongly interactive action between the two.The second chapter mainly discussed on the dissemination of royal musical culture during An Lushan-Shi Siming Rebellion. Many records in history books of that time illustrated that the main writer group and the Ci musical all belonged to the royal culture, and it is the An Lushan-Shi Siming Rebellion change this situation.The third chapter was about the the dissemination of royal musical culture before and after Huangchao Uprising. The main viewpoint is that along with the weak of Tang Dynasty and it royal strength before Huangchao Uprising, Ci and it musical culture more deeply disseminated to the folk. Especially during Huangchao Uprising and many other wars in the last period of Tang Dynasty, many writers and musicians of Ci poetry took sanctuary to other place from the capital city of Tang. It also discussed the musical culture of Ci poetry in Five Dynasty.