An Analysis on the Image of Fubo General Ma Yuan in the Eyes of Vietnamese Envoys in the Qing Dynasty——From the Perspective of the Literature Collections of Vietnam's Pilgrimage to China in the Han Dynasty
Teng Lan-hua
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Teng Lan-hua
Abstract
The Literature Collections of Vietnam's Pilgrimage to China in the Han Dynast y collected many poems composed by Vietnamese envoys chanting on Fubo Temple.In these poems,the writer spoke highly of the devoted and selfishness loyalty.For some other reasons,Ma Yuan himself was endowed with the power of Water God and was worshipped as the patron for sailors.This is testified by poems written by Vietnamese envoys chanting on dangers of the five shoals in Hengzhou and praying for General FuBo's blessings.
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The Literature Collections of Vietnam's Pilgrimage to China in the Han Dynast y collected many poems composed by Vietnamese envoys chanting on Fubo Temple.In these poems,the writer spoke highly of the devoted and selfishness loyalty.For some other reasons,Ma Yuan himself was endowed with the power of Water God and was worshipped as the patron for sailors.This is testified by poems written by Vietnamese envoys chanting on dangers of the five shoals in Hengzhou and praying for General FuBo's blessings.
Key concepts: Vietnamese, Pilgrimage, Poetry, Epitaph, China, Power (physics), Literature, History