宋代的宗族祠堂、祭祀及其它 |
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Clan, ancestral hall, and sacrifice in the Song Dynasty |
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Authors: | Biao You |
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Institution: | (1) Department of History, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, 100875, China |
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Abstract: | The Song Dynasty is the most important period in Chinese history in terms of the establishment of a new type of clan system.
During the Song, Chinese social organization, at the grass-roots level, experienced a fundamental change. In the wake of the
late-Tang collapse of the local power system, it was necessary for the Song to replace the ancestral lineage structure and
develop a new system to adapt itself to the new circumstances brought on by drastic changes in its economy. Song Confucians
played a vital part in the changes. Not only did they gradually solve the theoretical problems of the new type of clan organization,
but they also developed many feasible and standard models. Eventually this model would gain even wider acceptance after the
Yuan Dynasty with the rise of Neo-Confucianism. Thus, ancestral halls, serving as the major centers for the new clan activities,
became prevalent among common people.
Translated from Anhui Shifan Daxue Xuebao 安徽师范大学学报 (Journal of Anhui Normal University), 2006, (3): 322–327
This paper is part of a National Social Science Fund project, Research on Chinese Folklore History (Song and Yuan Volume, You Biao, ed.) |
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Keywords: | the Song Dynasty clan ancestral hall ancestral sacrifice |
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