The Study of the “Three Consecrations” in the Liu Tui Hakka Area of Taiwan

• Main Authors: Sheng-yun Liao, 廖聖雲
• Other Authors: Ming-Zong Liu
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/kn6y63

碩士 === 國立屏東教育大學 === 中國語文學系 === 98 === Hakka is a branch of the Han nationality.They have been affected deeply by the Han culture since ancient times. Their characteristics are valuing etiquette、respecting God and ancestry. There are all kinds of different activities of sacrificial rites of grade. For thousands of years , sacrificial sites play an indispensable role in people''s life even more find sustenance and conciliate people''s uneasy soul . So Hakkas'' ancestry keeps the way of traditional sacrificial rites while they cross the sea from the former country to Taiwan. These sacrificial rites mostly have certain etiquette forms，Three-Consecrations is the way that is used most frequently among them. Therefore，the research focuses on the ceremony of Three-Consecratio -ns.The content is divided into five chapters: Chapter one is discussing predecessor''s research results and research scope and the limit and so on.Second chapter from passes through the origin and changing which in the historical records traces and discusses Three-Consecrations as well as it to the Hakkas significance. By the research, we knew the source of Three- Consecrations is from “Three Sacrifices” of Chou Dynasty. The ceremony is made up of “First Sacrifices”、’Second Sacrifices” and “Final sacrifices”.Since the Han Dynasty, It has been the main ceremony of the national rite continuously. The word “Three-Consecrations” was seen most early in " Sui Book". Until Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty, it is not only the right to be used in the official rituals.It also can be used in private, It becomes a main ceremony to respect God and honor ancestry.