漢代 畵像石에 나타난 自然觀
A Study of revealed Natural Concept in Huaxiangshi (Han-Dynasty Pictorial Stone Carvings)
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In this article, I tried to declare the thought of natural concept of Heaven in China binding the Pictorial Stone Carving of symbol Good Omen. It is analysed on stone relief in Shandong. There is one principle between Heaven and Human Being, which are dependent on each other(天人相應說). There are about 40 Iconographies of Good Omen on Pictorial Stone Carvings in Wuliang Sanctuary, in that are indicated whether emperor are doing well on policy or not. If he won't do well for the people, will be happened natural disaster. Specially, the Han-period are expressed on pictorial stone reliefs of the episode the first emperor Qin, who was dropped one of tripod(鼎) to Nine Tripod in river of Sa(泗水昇鼎). The symbol of Tripod means the legitimacy of emperor status from Ha(夏)dynasty to Zhou(周)Dynasty, in which meaning the power of emperor blessed by Heaven(天命). It is concluded that showed on the Pictorial Stone Carving which chinese emperor tried to take the mind of people and which emperor was not good it.
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In this article, I tried to declare the thought of natural concept of Heaven in China binding the Pictorial Stone Carving of symbol Good Omen. It is analysed on stone relief in Shandong. There is one principle between Heaven and Human Being, which are dependent on each other(天人相應說). There are about 40 Iconographies of Good Omen on Pictorial Stone Carvings in Wuliang Sanctuary, in that are indicated whether emperor are doing well on policy or not. If he won't do well for the people, will be happened natural disaster. Specially, the Han-period are expressed on pictorial stone reliefs of the episode the first emperor Qin, who was dropped one of tripod(鼎) to Nine Tripod in river of Sa(泗水昇鼎). The symbol of Tripod means the legitimacy of emperor status from Ha(夏)dynasty to Zhou(周)Dynasty, in which meaning the power of emperor blessed by Heaven(天命). It is concluded that showed on the Pictorial Stone Carving which chinese emperor tried to take the mind of people and which emperor was not good it.
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