本文对新见的■簋(kāi guǐ)进行讨论,结合器形、纹饰及铭文等方面的证据,定其为穆王时器,并对铭文内容作了简释。通过对相关铜器铭文的系联,指出器主■与现藏日本东京书道博物馆的■簋的器主■当系一人,他先在豳师任大司马,后迁徙至冀地任职;现藏中国国家博物馆的召簋的器主召为其兄弟,系师职。簋铭虽简质,却有着重要的史料价值。 This article discusses the newly-discovered “kāi guǐ”, combines the evidence of shape, decoration and inscriptions, sets it as Muwangshi and makes a brief explanation of the contents of the inscription. Through the connection of related bronze inscriptions, it is pointed out that the main prophet and the master who now holds the bookstore museum in Tokyo, Japan ■ When one is a student, he first assumes the post of chief minister and then moves to serve in the field. Now The main summon of the summons of the National Museum of China was his brother, a faculty member.簋 Ming though simple, but it has an important historical value.