The Study Of Domain Of "Golden History"

"Golden History" written by Luobu Sandanjin is an important Huihu stylistic Mongol literary. Since most of the contents in "The Secret History of Mongol" are transcribed in "Golden History", the book is regarded as a reflection of original version of Huihu stylistic Mongol language."Golden History" is a valuable historic literary that preserves characteristics of Mongol language in17th century and in middle ancient times as well. Thus, it’s worth studying the domain of "Golden History".The present study chose the book "Golden History" published by Ulan Bator Publisher in1990as the research subject, and the full text is transformed into Latin alphabet and transcribed in computer. Based on the computational statistics, the author made an in-depth study on the domain of "Golden History",The author divided the category of domain of "Golden History" into two types:person dominion modals and reflexive dominion affix. In addition, by comparing the book with other literary works, the developing features of the domain of "Golden History" were discussed. The thesis is composed of six parts:The introductory part gives a brief account of the study of "Golden History" along with the significance of the study.Chapter one reports the three types of person dominion modals. And by counting the single and plural forms of person dominion modals, discussed that of characteristicsChapter two reports the two types of reflexive dominion affixes. And by counting the reflexive dominion affixes, discussed that of characteristics.Chapter three compares the person dominion modals and reflexive dominion affix in "Golden History" with that of other literary works. Besides, the developing features of the domain of "Golden History" are discussed.The conclusion summarized the thesis. The author regards that the domain of "Golden History" not only possesses characteristics of Mongol language in17th century, but also possesses the characteristics of Mongol language in middle ancient limes. The results of the study are significant for researches in this field, and are of great value to the study of Mongol literary.