- An
ancestral shrine, hall or
temple (Chinese: 祠堂; pinyin:
Cítáng; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Sû-tông or Chinese: 宗祠; pinyin: Zōng Cí; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Chong-sû, Vietnamese:...
- or
mythical or
historical figures, such as
Guandi or Shennong. cí (祠),
cítáng (祠堂), zōngcí (宗祠) or zǔmiào (祖廟),
referring to
ancestral temples, mostly...
- A
rubbing of a Han
pictorial stone showing an
ancestor worship hall (
cítang 祠堂)...
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private temples (私廟;
simiao or 家廟; jiamiao), or
ancestral shrines (祠堂;
citang or 宗祠; zongci, or also 祖廟; zumiao).
Kinship ****ociations or
churches (宗族協會;...
-
noble entities such as
royal family or
famous heroes and sages, the term
Cítáng (祠堂) or Ci
shrine (祠)
became a word that
primarily refers to a type of Confucian...
- zōngmiào (宗廟) from
concept of
simple 'ancestral shrine' (始祖廟; shǐzǔmiào, 祠堂;
cítáng).: 42–44
While there is no
doubt that this
whole system is
originated from...
- two names, both with the
character cí (祠) in them: Chinese: 祠堂; pinyin:
Cítáng has its
first character as ci Chinese: 宗祠; pinyin: Zōng Cí has its first...
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Dapingling Village (大平岭村) Bing
Village (丙村)
Dongnanzhuang Village (东南庄村)
Citang Village (祠堂村)
Shanliujiazhuang Village (山刘家庄村)
Caochengshan Village (曹城山村)...
- Village,
Qingtang Village,
Mantang Village,
Dengjia Village,
Lijia Village,
Citang Village,
Quanlong Village,
Zhoujia Village, Tai'an Village,
Huangni Village...
- 6515°E / 23.6652; 116.6515
Chaozhou 3-69 Chen Clan
Ancestral Hall Chen jia
citang 陈家祠堂
Guangzhou 3-85
Pagoda of
Yulong Temple Yunlong si ta 云龙寺塔
Renhua County...
