Daoxue Conception of the Song Imperial Temple: Zhu Xi and His Disciples
Daoxue Conception of the Song Imperial Temple: Zhu Xi and His Disciples
Chapter 6 focuses on the link between the eleventh-century ritual discussions on imperial ancestral sacrifices and the Daoxue conception of the Imperial Temple, as represented by the prominent Daoxue scholar Zhu Xi 朱熹 (1130–1200) and some of his best students in ritual scholarship. With a special focus on Zhu Xi’s Yili jingzhuan tongjie儀禮經傳通解, the chapter demonstrates how Zhu’s and his students’ perception of the Imperial Temple and relevant ritual ideas were deeply influenced by previous ritual discourses, especially those launched by New Learning scholars in Northern Song ritual debates.
Keywords: Zhu Xi, Yang Fu, Daoxue, Yili jingzhuan tongjie
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