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3. Shuilu Rites and the Baodingshan Rock Carvings of Dazu
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Chong Hou
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Table of Contents 5
- List of Figures and Tables 7
- Acknowledgements 9
- Introduction Text, Acts, and Traditionalization: Performing Chinese Popular Religion 11
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Section One: Texts And Acts
- 1. Confluence of Fears: The 1923 Doomsday Hysteria in China 43
- 2. Temple Inscriptions as “Text Acts” 63
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Section Two: Scriptures and Rituals
- 3. Shuilu Rites and the Baodingshan Rock Carvings of Dazu 89
- 4. The Worship of the Ten Kings of Purgatory during the Ming-Qing Period 105
- 5. Feasting with the Great-grandmother: The Tea Banquet Ritual Programs and the Worship of the Mother of Wutong 125
- 6. Knowledge and Ritual : The Dual Nature of the Scripture Illustrating the Holiness of Emperor Guan (Guandi mingsheng jing) 149
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Section Three: Saints’ Legends and Gods’ Lore
- 7. Scorched Head: Daoist Exorcists and Their Divine Generals in Jiangnan Lore 169
- 8. Assimilation by Names: A Mechanism of Pantheon Development in Local Religion 189
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Section Four: Temple Festivals and Pilgrimages
- 9. Our Lady on the Mountain: The Cult of a Daoist Immortal in Village China 211
- 10. Stone Inscriptions on Mt. Tai and Contemporary Folk Pilgrimage: A Speculation on “Yinbei” 235
- Index 249
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Table of Contents 5
- List of Figures and Tables 7
- Acknowledgements 9
- Introduction Text, Acts, and Traditionalization: Performing Chinese Popular Religion 11
-
Section One: Texts And Acts
- 1. Confluence of Fears: The 1923 Doomsday Hysteria in China 43
- 2. Temple Inscriptions as “Text Acts” 63
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Section Two: Scriptures and Rituals
- 3. Shuilu Rites and the Baodingshan Rock Carvings of Dazu 89
- 4. The Worship of the Ten Kings of Purgatory during the Ming-Qing Period 105
- 5. Feasting with the Great-grandmother: The Tea Banquet Ritual Programs and the Worship of the Mother of Wutong 125
- 6. Knowledge and Ritual : The Dual Nature of the Scripture Illustrating the Holiness of Emperor Guan (Guandi mingsheng jing) 149
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Section Three: Saints’ Legends and Gods’ Lore
- 7. Scorched Head: Daoist Exorcists and Their Divine Generals in Jiangnan Lore 169
- 8. Assimilation by Names: A Mechanism of Pantheon Development in Local Religion 189
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Section Four: Temple Festivals and Pilgrimages
- 9. Our Lady on the Mountain: The Cult of a Daoist Immortal in Village China 211
- 10. Stone Inscriptions on Mt. Tai and Contemporary Folk Pilgrimage: A Speculation on “Yinbei” 235
- Index 249