先秦軍禮研究
[Abstract]:The so-called pre-Qin military rites in this paper refer to a series of ceremonies held from the Shang Dynasty to the Warring States Period, before, during and after the war, as well as flags closely related to the war and ceremonies related to the military. In the "Five Rites", the study of military rites is relatively weak. Based on this, this paper, drawing on previous research results, discusses the pre-Qin military rites and related issues.
The introduction defines the connotation of military etiquette and expounds the significance and value of the study of military etiquette. Through reviewing the academic history, this paper illustrates the shortcomings of the study of military etiquette in pre-Qin Dynasty. A glimpse of the belief and historical changes reflected in it.
The first chapter discusses the military rites before the war.Through the textual research on the origin of the three rites,the restoration of the ritual Festival and the evolution of the ritual festival in the later generations,it is believed that the ancestors of the accused originated in the Shang Dynasty,and the carrying and moving of the temple owners is the next thing.The evolution of the objects and functions of the suitability festival in the Pre-Qin Dynasty reflects the expansion of the functions of the social gods. The change from emperor to heaven reflects the change of belief system after Qin Dynasty to Han Dynasty. From postwar sacrifice to prewar prayer, and divided into two parts, the later yC sacrifice and flag sacrifice combined, the emergence of yC teeth ceremony.
The second chapter discusses the military etiquette in warfare, which originated in the Western Zhou Dynasty, in the form of observing troops to deter the enemy by displaying their power in array, and in the Warring States Period, which was also called the feudal intercourse. The practice of the people's agriculture is not mysterious. To send divisions is to show the enemy's bravery through prescribed actions, and to make the enemy fight fairly with himself. It is the result of the fusion of the Western Zhou ritual and music civilization and the spirit of martial worship, and embodies the behavior of the time. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the principles of military etiquette such as indestructibility in the war reflected the reverence for the power of ancestral gods, the recognition of warring lords to the ritual system of the Zhou Dynasty, and the foundation. The "equivalence consciousness" developed in daily training.
In the early Western Zhou Dynasty, the drinking ceremony was held in the ancestral temple after the princes of heaven returned from their own expedition. Its function was to praise and reward the meritorious subjects and to keep the clan together. It records the merits of a successful minister. For the living king, his name and merits should be written on the flag. For the dead, sacrifices should be made at the end of the year. Its various ceremonies are related to clan and ancestor worship.
The fourth chapter discusses the flag. It is believed that the flag not only played a practical role in the war, but also had some special functions in the minds of the ancients, such as communicating with gods, protecting peace, improving the victory rate and even killing the enemy. In the pre-Qin Dynasty, there were two kinds of banners: one was attached to the banner, which was the symbol of the beginning of the war; the other was the banner, which was often used to refer to chariots and former armies in ancient books.
The fifth chapter is to analyze some problems related to military rites.Through discussing the rites of shooting and the festival of worshiping the marquis,the author has solved four problems which have been controversial for a long time,such as the palace of Zegong shooting,the rites of shooting and the cattle of shooting,the shooting of the main skin and the perforating of leather,and the nature of military rites of shooting. On the basis of Hou et al, this paper puts forward some opinions on the methods of traditional Confucian classics. The emergence of military rites is related to the natural environment of ancient China and the closed mentality arising therefrom. The pre-Qin Nuo rites are not of military nature, and the reason why scholars nowadays classify them as military rites can not be established.
The epilogue summarizes the main points of the five chapter, and summarizes the ups and downs of military etiquette in the pre Qin period and its reasons.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:武漢大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:博士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2010
【分類號(hào)】:E292;K225
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