明清两代皇家祭祀,改变了历代“器用陶匏”的规制,许多祭器由陶改为瓷,新规制从明洪武二年(公元1369年)付之实施,迨至明末,清代继续仿效并使用,前后时间长达五百多年。在这五百多年中,烧造的瓷祭器数量十分巨大,分设于这两代皇家名目繁多的祭殿祭坛上。明清官窑瓷质祭器的大量烧造和使用,是中国最后两个王朝对古代礼器制 The royal rituals of the Ming and Qing dynasties changed the regulations of the ancient pottery wares. Many sacrificial wares were changed from pottery to porcelain. The new regulations were implemented from the second year of Mingwu (AD 1369) Continue to follow the example and use, before and after as long as 500 years. During these five hundred years, the number of porcelain festival ceremonies burned is huge. They are located on the altar of sacrificial temples of many generations of imperial families. The Ming and Qing dynasties kiln porcelain ceremonial burning and use of a large number of China’s last two dynasties of the ancient ritual system