Kết quả tìm kiếm - "Ming dynasty"

Chinese experience attracts more and more researchers from all over the world, as the country has convincingly demonstrated economic success in recent decades. This study was carried out using methods of observation, sampling, grouping, systematization, comparison, generalization. The theoretical an...

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Daoist robes in the Ming Dynasty literature underwent a marked transformation from exclusive religious vestments to widespread secular attire. Originally confined to Daoist priests and sacred rites, these garments began to appear in everyday work, entertainment, and ceremonies across social strata....

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Abstract Droughts, historically recognized as drivers of societal transformation, have been implicated in the emergence of infectious diseases. While existing research has concentrated on the impact of climate change on infectious diseases outbreaks in modern, industrialized, and urban settings, the...

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This article examines <i>Xinzeng Gegu yaolun</i> 新增格古要論 (<i>Expanded Essential Criteria of Antiquities</i>), a connoisseurship manual compiled in 1460 by the mid-Ming official Wang Zuo 王佐. Drawing upon Cao Zhao’s 曹昭 early Ming <i>Gegu yaolun</i> 格古要論 (<i>Ess...

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Ancient temple complexes in China’s mountainous landscapes exemplify a profound synthesis of environmental adaptation and cultural expression. This research investigates the spatial logic underlying the Wudang Mountain temple complex—a UNESCO World Heritage site—through integrated geospatial analysi...

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This study examines the evolution of Cui Yingying’s image in The Romance of the Western Chamber to analyze the construction of female identity amid China’s sociocultural transformations from the 9th to 17th century. Through comparative textual analysis and gender theory, the paper traces Yingying’s...

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Abstract. Since ancient times, humans have endeavored to maintain their health. These methods are collectively referred to as “Yang Sheng (养生) ” or health preservation practices. The concept of Yang Sheng originated and was nurtured in ancient China. By the Ming dynasty, this practice had transcende...

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The interests of Catholic Europe for seventeenth-century China are clearly established, especially through the role that Jesuits missionaries played in the production of knowledge on the Middle empire from their arrival at the end of the sixteenth century. The collapse of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644...

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This article uses archeology as a metaphorin order to conceptualize anthropological practices ofsignificance within the anthropology of law, employedmostly after personal fieldwork. Taking the gradualclarification of the meaning of the Western legal con-cept of vis major as an example, the article t...

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This paper discusses the <i>Chart of the Taoist Rituals of Lord Lao</i>, or “chart of Lord Lao” for short, a document drawn up, preserved, and utilized by a local Taoist altar in the border region of Hunan and Jiangxi provinces in southeastern China. This chart illustrates the body of th...

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JIANGBA•NANJIE ZHASANG, a Tibetan physician in the Ming Dynasty and founder of the northern Tibetan medical school, criticized eight kinds of unethical practices of physicians in his book The Mind of a Doctor. He emphasized the equal importance of medical skills and ethics, aligning his views with t...

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Abstract. Dingzhou eye ointment gained significant popularity from the late Qing dynasty to the Republican era. Its legacy persists through three prominent families: Bai Jingyu (白敬宇), Ma Yinglong (马应龙) and Zhang Qizhu (张齐珠). Each family’s Dingzhou eye ointment is similar, with comparable ingredients...

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Guomari fortress in eastern Qinghai Province exemplifies vernacular architecture shaped by multiethnic interaction, environmental adaptation, and localized defense strategies. Originally a Ming Dynasty military-agricultural outpost, it evolved into a Tu ethnic settlement. Fieldwork, including archit...

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After the arrival of Jesuits in China during the late Ming dynasty, they adopted a strategy of aligning Catholicism with Confucianism, referring to themselves as “Western Confucians” to gain sympathy and support from the Chinese literati. However, during the early Qing dynasty, particularly during t...

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This study investigates the initial consonant system of the Yongle Nanzang 永乐南藏, the second officially printed edition of the Chinese Buddhist canon of the Ming dynasty, and its relationship to the Qishazang 磧砂藏. Based on a digital and quantitative analysis of 27,832 phonetic entries—including Fanqi...

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The <i>Illustrated Commentary on the Wuzhen Pian Based on the Zhouyi</i> (周易悟真篇圖注 <i>Zhouyi Wuzhen Pian Tuzhu</i>), authored by the Ming dynasty Confucian scholar Cheng Yiming 程易明, is an illustrated alchemical text that integrates the elixir methodology of <i>Wuzhen pia...

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In order to systematically sort out the names related to Zhongshu (heatstroke), the authors conducted a systematic study of ancient Chinese medical literature and identified a total of 21 related terms. The earliest name of the disease appeared in Huangdi Neijing. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zhang Z...

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