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China has an age-old tradition of offering Sacrifices to gods and ancestors’ During the period of Pre-Qin Dynasty, the Huan Di (emperor) the Zhuhou (duke) the Qing (minister) the Dafu (Senior official) the Si (junior official) all offering Sacrifices to ancestors in their respective ancestral shrines. From the time of Huidi (an enperor of West-Han Dynasty, 194-188 B. C) Sacrifical activlties were held in the area of the tomb: building shrines near the tomb. Setting up a1coholic drink before the tomb or holding the Ceremony in the tomb. According to the custom, sacrifical styles varied in differentsocial Stratum. The key significance of sacrifical ritelies in the filial piety, which refIected the superstitious belief of the people of the Han Dynasty.
China has an age-old tradition of offering Sacrifices to gods and ancestors’ During the period of Pre-Qin Dynasty, the Huan Di (emperor) the Zhuhou (duke) the Qing (minister) the Dafu (Senior official) the Si official) all offering Sacrifices to ancestors in their respective ancestral shrines. From the time of Huidi (an enperor of West-Han Dynasty, 194-188 BC) Sacrifical activlties were held in the area of the tomb: building shrines near the tomb Setting up a1coholic drink before the tomb or holding the Ceremony in the tomb. According to the custom, sacrifical styles varied in differentsocial Stratum. The key significance of sacrifical ritelies in the filial piety, which refIected the superstitious belief of the people of the Han Dynasty.