Analysis of Geographical Distribution of Fubo Temples in Guangxi in the Qing Dynasty and on the Fubo Circle of Worship
Teng Lan-hua
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Teng Lan-hua
Abstract
Geographical distribution of Fubo temples in Guangxi in the Qing Dynasty and the related legends have shown a collective memory of the historical facts about Ma Yuan's pacifying Giao Chi in the Eastern Han Times by the folk society. Fubo temples are mostly distributed in northeast, southeast and southwest parts of Guangxi, almost along the route of Ma Yuan's Southern Expedition, and thus have formed a worship circle with Ma Yuan as the main god, and reflected the historical process of spreading the Han culture from the north to the south.
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Geographical distribution of Fubo temples in Guangxi in the Qing Dynasty and the related legends have shown a collective memory of the historical facts about Ma Yuan's pacifying Giao Chi in the Eastern Han Times by the folk society. Fubo temples are mostly distributed in northeast, southeast and southwest parts of Guangxi, almost along the route of Ma Yuan's Southern Expedition, and thus have formed a worship circle with Ma Yuan as the main god, and reflected the historical process of spreading the Han culture from the north to the south.
Key concepts: Worship, Ancient history, History, Distribution (mathematics), Geography, Philosophy, Theology, Mathematical analysis