Returned to the Tang Dynasty and Became a Taoist Priest

The author's writing style is really good, and his ancient prose skills are excellent. Although it is easy to read, it is not easy to create, so keep writing and writing! Will continue to pay attention🤭🤭🤭😄

Please write it according to history. Kneel here and there. It seems that there was no kneeling ceremony in the Tang and Song Dynasties! 😅

Recently, book friends such as Lock the Heart and God's Wisdom have pointed out in the discussion forum that there was no etiquette of kneeling and worshiping during the Tang and Song Dynasties. For this reason, Lao Qiang specially consulted the history books and conducted research on the etiquette of the Tang Dynasty. 1. "In the Han system, the emperor rose as the prime minister, and in the Jin, Six Dynasties and Tang Dynasties, the emperor and his ministers all sat down. Only in the Song Dynasty, it was established, and in the Yuan Dynasty, it was kneeling, and later generations followed it." (Kang Youwei's "Kang Youwei's Posthumous Manuscripts" Volume 2 "The Edict to Avoid Kneeling and Worship") This refers to the fact that during the Tang Dynasty, the emperor and his ministers sat opposite each other, but Kang Youwei was talking about the emperor and his ministers discussing matters in pairs, not the court etiquette and daily etiquette between the emperor and his ministers. 2. You have to kneel during the imperial meeting "The waiter played "Foreign Affairs", the emperor stepped out of the West Gate, and closed the fans. The emperor ascended to the throne and opened the fans. There were three fans left on the left and right. General Jinwu on the left and right played "Peace inside and outside the left and right chambers." The generals and ministers praised the prime minister and the two provincial officials knelt down again and ascended to the palace..." - New Book of Tang Dynasty 3. Kneel down during hunting activities For example, when the emperor was on a hunting tour, the Ministry of Household Affairs brought the tribute items to the prefectural governor. The tortoise heads were placed first, followed by gold, and the beautiful items of elixir, lacquer, silk, and ruffles from all over the world were put on display again. The executive retreats and stands sideways in front of the east and west civil and military forces. Tongshi Shiren led the governor to one person, untied his sword and took off his saddlebags, held Zhi in front of him, knelt down to the north and played: "The names of officials, vassals, etc. Dare to offer soil to lay a memorial ceremony for Zhi." Then he laid a memorial ceremony for Zhi. The people of the house knelt down and raised Edong to be appointed commander, and the governor's sword and horse were restored to their positions. At the beginning, the governor was promoted to lay a memorial ceremony for Zhi, and those present in the court laid the memorial ceremony in front of the throne one after another, and all worshiped him again. The minister of household affairs knelt down to the north in the altar, and asked him to pay tribute to his minister. The attendant Chengzhi said: "Yes." The minister accepted Zhi and went out of the east gate. The minister of Zhongshu, Yizhou Zhenbiao, waited outside the west gate, and gave Shizhong Yirui, waiting outside the east gate, to take the position of minister. At the beginning, when the governor was about to arrive, he led the troops to the east and west respectively. When the governor is about to be promoted, Zhongshu Ling and Huangmen Shilang will be promoted. After they are promoted, they will be promoted in a foreign language. After the minister invited Zhi, he knelt down to read the order. The minister of Huangmen knelt down to tell the story of Rui. The minister and the director of the matter retired. Civil and military officials, governors, and guests from the country all paid their respects again. Those who are facing north will be outside the door. The emperor descended to the north to enter, and those in the east and west came out. 4. The emperor must kneel when he receives congratulations from his ministers during Yuanzheng and Winter Solstice. On the previous day, Shang She set up an imperial palace in the Taiji Hall, and the department set up a group of officials and envoys to wait in the east and west court halls to show the county, set up eucalyptus trees, and display carriages. They also set up a sword mat to the south of the cross street in the northwest of the county. The civil servants of the third rank and above are located in the south of Hengjie, to the east of Dao; the Baoshenghou is located below the third rank, and Jiegong and Yangong are in the west of Dao; the military officers of the third rank and above are located in the west and Shaonan of Jiegong; the fourth and fifth-rank civil servants are located in the east of the county, and the sixth and lower ranks are located in the south of Hengjie. The envoy positions of the various states were also set up: the governors and governors of the third rank and above were located to the east and west of the civil and military officers of the third rank, and those below the fourth rank were placed below the civil and military officers. The envoys from various states are under the envoys of the DPRK, and all relatives are in the south of the fourth and fifth ranks. Assuming the guest positions of all the tribes: above the third grade, the east and south are in the east of the east dynasty envoy, and the west and north are in the west and west of the dynasty envoy. Each country has different positions, and the north is; below the fourth grade, the division is below the sixth rank of the dynasty envoy. There are also positions outside the door: civil servants are in the East Hall, Duke Jie and Duke Wu are in front of the West Hall, military officers are in the south of the Duke, with less retreat, and they return in different positions; relatives are located in the south of the fourth and fifth ranks of Wen and Military Officers; the envoys of various states are in the south of the clan, and the envoys are divided under the envoys of the dynasty. At the beginning, when the officials were about to go to court, the Minister of Zhongshu took the names of all the states and towns as one, and waited outside the Yanming Gate on the right, and gave Shizhong auspicious greetings. After waiting outside the Yanming Gate on the left, the Shilang and Shizhong all joined the courtier class. Upon entering the palace for the first time, the Ministry of Husbandry presented tributes from various states to the east and west temples of Taiji Gate. The Ministry of Rites presented tributes from various Tibetans to those who could hold them, and the Tibetan guests took their seats and placed them in front of the court hall. The Grand Duke will enter the house, and the ministers of Zhongshu and Shizhong will come down and lead them in. They will stand at the foot of the east and west steps. The Grand Duke congratulated the emperor for his promotion. Zhongshu Ling and Huangmen Shilang both surrendered and each stood up, taking the text he had sent to him for promotion. The Lord had congratulated him, and he knelt down in front of Zhongshu to read to all the ministers. The Huangmen servant came in and knelt down to play the auspicious auspiciousness. They all came down and placed the memorial on the eucalyptus. The waiter and the minister retreated to the east and west steps and came out. On the winter solstice, there is no auspiciousness and no other manifestations. During the meeting, Taiyue ordered a singer to sing in the hall, and then danced in and stood in the south of the county. In the Shangshe, there are seats for the officials who have been promoted to the palace: civil officials of the third rank and above sit in the southeast and west direction of the throne; Duke Jie and Duke Zhong sit in the southwest and east of the throne; military officials of the third rank and above sit behind them; officials of the third rank and above, and Tibetan guests of the third rank and above sit as if they were standing on the throne. Suppose not

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