Metamorphosis and the Shang State: Yi 異and the Yi ding異[fang方]鼎
Despite a long tradition of scholarship on Shang religion, a clear and comprehensive account of that religion has proven elusive. Many scholars have relied on written accounts from the much later Warring States and Han eras purporting to describe Shang beliefs and practices, and have been misled int...
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Religions
Year: 2019, Volume: 10, Issue: 2, Pages: 1-12 |
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yiding = tetrapod ding
B Shang state B Belief System B royal power symbols B metamorphism (yi) B Kui deity B Shang religion B fangding vessel |
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