The Establishment of the Suburban Sacrifice Rituals During the Western Han1

Contemporary Chinese Thought 51 (2):140-173 (2020)
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Editor’sThis essay draws on the suburban sacrifice ritual to explicate in detail how Confucianism became the state religion by reforming the ritual system as a justification of the political system holding the Emperor as the central and highest authority.

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