完整後設資料紀錄
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dc.contributor.author陳哲三
dc.contributor.otherChe-San Chen
dc.date.accessioned2020-08-25T06:57:30Z-
dc.date.available2020-08-25T06:57:30Z-
dc.date.issued2012/10/17
dc.identifier.issn1682-587N
dc.identifier.urihttp://dspace.fcu.edu.tw/handle/2376/2428-
dc.description.abstract本文旨在透過對清代方志、日人調查以及近代學人之研究的整理,發現草屯地區水利之種種問題,再利用近年出土之近四百件契約文書中之有關水利者八十餘件以印証、彌補、正誤前述文獻。通過論辨,重建較可信之草屯地區水利史。_x000D_ 舊圳最早,乾隆八年以前已開。其併行之新圳則在乾隆三十七年以前已開。大圳即險圳,乾隆八年北投社土目葛買奕委漢人吳連倘或吳連登所開。乾隆十六年池良生開築之說缺乏契約文書之印証。媽助圳乾隆四十一年以前已開鑿。阿轆治圳可能即是茄荖圳,開鑿於道光初年以前。媽助圳、茄荖圳之開鑿人諸說並陳,疑點甚多,圳名都有異寫。因疑貓羅社所開。媽助、媽祖疑即蔴薯之異寫。_x000D_ 乾隆末年以前,草屯烏溪沖積扇的大部分都有水利設施,都已水田化。匏仔寮台地以東則要到日治時開龍泉圳,方才有水灌溉。
dc.description.sponsorship逢甲大學
dc.format.extent34
dc.language.iso中文
dc.relation.ispartofseries逢甲人文社會學報
dc.relation.isversionof第八期
dc.subject清代
dc.subject草屯
dc.subject水利
dc.subject.otherChing Dynasty
dc.subject.otherTsaotun
dc.subject.otherirrigation system
dc.title清代草屯地區的水利
dc.title.alternativeThe Development of Irrigation Systems in Tsaotun in the Ching Dynasty
dc.type期刊篇目
dc.description.translationabstractThe purpose of this essay is to reconstruct an authentic history of the development of irrigation systems in Tsaotun. I first investigate several issues by a review of idiographs from the Ching Dynasty, surveys from the Japanese Colonial period, and related studies from the contemporary era. Newly discovered historical documents of contracts, in which eighty-some out of four hundred are in relation to_x000D_ the development of irrigation systems, are used to complement and legitimate information from the aforementioned three sources—idiographies, surveys, and contemporary studies. By doing so, the history of the development of irrigation_x000D_ systems in Tsaotun can thus become more authentic._x000D_ JioTzeu (Old Channel), constructed before the 8th year in the ChyuanLong era (1743 A.D.; hereafter ChyuanLong year), is the earliest channel of the irrigation systems in Tsaotun. The HsinTzeu (New Channel) parallel with it was constructed_x000D_ before the 37th ChyuanLong year (1772 A.D.). DaTzeu (Wide Channel), i.e. SheanTzeu (Risky Channel), was constructed by the Chinese man, Wu Lian-Tang or Wu Lian-Deng, who was commissioned by GeMaiYi, the chief of PeiTou-Sheh (PeiTou Hamlet). The statement, in which Chi Liang-Shen constructed SheanTzeu in the 16th ChyuanLong year (1751 A.D.), is not substantial due to a lack of approval that can be found in the historical documents of contracts. MaJuhTzeu (MaJuh Channel)_x000D_ was constructed before the 41st ChyuanLong year (1776 A.D.). ALuTzeu (ALu Channel), probably JiaLaoTzeu (JiaLao Channel), was constructed before the early years in the DawGuang era. Various figures are said to be responsible for the_x000D_ construction of MaJuhTzeu and of JiaLaoTzeu. However, these statements remain suspicious because the mentioned channels, which are credited to the respective figures, are all called divergent names from both MaJuhTzeu and JiaLaoTzeu. Then, it is pertinent to assume that the two channels had been constructed by aborigines of MaoLuo-Sheh (MaoLuo Hamlet). The name MaJùh or MaJûh are supposed to be_x000D_ misspellings of MaShû. In the late years of the ChyuanLong era, the irrigation systems were commonly installed in the area of the WuShi (Black Stream) alluvial fan in Tsaotun, and fields_x000D_ there were all rice puddles. Until the completion of LungChyuanTzeu (LungChyuan) in the Japanese Colonial period, the irrigation systems in the area on the east of PaoTzuLiao Mesa did not exist.
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