Bulletin (Östasiatiska Samlingarna (Stockholm, Sweden))"Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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Page 183
At that time portraits of deceased monks had already been used in the Chan mortuary rituals and “ ancestral ” worship for a long time , and in the view of the striking correspondence in the rendering as well as in the function of the ...
At that time portraits of deceased monks had already been used in the Chan mortuary rituals and “ ancestral ” worship for a long time , and in the view of the striking correspondence in the rendering as well as in the function of the ...
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76 parents ' funeral , which is not only considered a manifestation of filial piety , but also adds greatly to the prestige of the family , and if the deceased come from a wealthy family , the funeral procession can be very long .
76 parents ' funeral , which is not only considered a manifestation of filial piety , but also adds greatly to the prestige of the family , and if the deceased come from a wealthy family , the funeral procession can be very long .
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The left tablet reads : HUFENĚ xiankao Jinchuan fujun shenzhu or “ The spirit - tablet of His Honour , our deceased father Jinchuan " and the right : kall # xianbi Li shi ruren shenzhu ...
The left tablet reads : HUFENĚ xiankao Jinchuan fujun shenzhu or “ The spirit - tablet of His Honour , our deceased father Jinchuan " and the right : kall # xianbi Li shi ruren shenzhu ...
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