Pan Zhongqua
Abstract
The formal ceremonial dress of officials in the Tang Dynasty includes the dress for offering sacrifices to gods or ancestors, the dress for having an audience with the emperor and for official business. However, for convenience' sake, the latter are taken place by the Kuxi dress and the usual dress in fact.
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The formal ceremonial dress of officials in the Tang Dynasty includes the dress for offering sacrifices to gods or ancestors, the dress for having an audience with the emperor and for official business. However, for convenience' sake, the latter are taken place by the Kuxi dress and the usual dress in fact.
Key concepts: Emperor, Clothing, Art, Visual arts, Ancient history, History, Archaeology