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Chun Ti-Kung, His Life and Adventures: A Novel (1897)
This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original.
2
Studies in Chinese Society - Halaman 142
Shang Ti Kung's bureaucratic character is most evident in his relationship to the local Tu Ti Kung. Although the Tu Ti Kung are always invited to witness a play or puppet show performed for Shang Ti Kung, people are careful to place Shang Ti ...
3
Chun Ti-Kung: His Life and Adventures
This is an OCR edition without illustrations or index. It may have numerous typos or missing text. However, purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original rare book from GeneralBooksClub.com.
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Religion and Ritual in Chinese Society - Halaman 142
Shang Ti Kung' s bureaucratic character is most evident in his relationship to the local Tu Ti Kung. Although the Tu Ti Kung are always invited to witness a play or puppet show performed for Shang Ti Kung, people are careful to place Shang Ti ...
Emily Martin, Arthur P. Wolf, Joint Committee on Contemporary China. Subcommittee on Research on Chinese Society,
1974
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The City in Late Imperial China - Halaman 657
city's temples were dedicated to T'u-ti-kung. They were typically small, though not miniature, shrines. In addition to these, however, there were a far larger number of T'u-ti-kung hui without temples of their own. A Taoist manuscript dating from ...
George William Skinner, Hugh D. R. Baker,
1977
6
The Last Ditch: - Halaman 36
with a page for Ti Kung to be informed. Nobles and others were still entering the building, often old men largely attended and in full regalia. A native throng was collecting rapidly and cluttered the street at the entrance of the building.
Will Levington Comfort,
2014
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History and Magical Power in a Chinese Community - Halaman 102
According to elderly informants who pioneered some of Ta-ch'i's remoter districts, soon after such areas are first settled, the pioneers — or a geomancer (ti-li-shih) hired by them — search for a good location for the inevitable T'u Ti Kung shrine.
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Trade and Society: The Amoy Network on the China Coast, ...
Every street, market and neighbourhood honoured T'u-ti-kung.193 The T'u-ti-kung cult has been an important element of popular religion. T'u-ti-kung is believed to keep out kuei—ghosts or demons. More significantly, he manifests the ideal of ...
9
A Thrice-told Tale: Feminism, Postmodernism, and ... - Halaman 65
Her mother didn't know who the god was until someone told her the story of Shang Ti Kung's returning for his birthday, and she said that it must be Shang Ti Kung that she means. 48's mother then told 47 to go and invite the god to the house ...
10
Place and Spirit in Taiwan: Tudi Gong in the Stories, ... - Halaman 193
The only practical direction to build the new wing was right over the shrine of the local Tu Ti Kung. They went to the temple and had the local saigong (Taoist priest) petition heaven asking if it would be possible to move the god and the shrine ...
Alessandro Dell'Orto,
2003