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  • A Dynasty Owed Its Success to the Emperor’s Reverence and Sacrificial Offerings to Heaven
  • Takaichi makes ritual offering to Yasukuni Shrine
  • China study suggests animal sacrifice may have been part of ancient Sanxingdui rituals

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visiontimes.com /1 day ago

A Dynasty Owed Its Success to the Emperor’s Reverence and Sacrificial Offerings to Heaven

In ancient China, sacrificial rites were not simply ceremonies. They rested on a principle the Zhou dynasty drew from the fall of two dynasties before it: the Mandate of Heaven was...

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japantimes.co.jp /1 week ago

Takaichi makes ritual offering to Yasukuni Shrine

The prime minister is expected to skip a visit to the Shinto shrine during the three-day festival, which runs through Monday.

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scmp.com /7 hours ago

China study suggests animal sacrifice may have been part of ancient Sanxingdui rituals

Animal sacrifice has played a major role in human history, from mythological stories about Odysseus to modern rituals such as Nepal’s Gadhimai Festival. The tradition also dates ba...

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tass.com /1 week ago

Japan’s PM sends offering to temple considered symbol of militarism

Sanae Takaichi refrained from making a personal visit to the shrine not to create diplomatic problems with South Korea and China, which react sharply to such pilgrimages

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scmp.com /2 weeks ago

Sacred splashes: ancient Chinese ritual of ‘elephant washing’ for good fortune

In ancient China, royal families washed elephants to pray for good fortune – until one elephant went rogue and brought the tradition to an end. Elephants had been spotted and docum...

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