- (Chinese: 尸; pinyin: shī; Wade–Giles: sh'ih; lit. 'corpse') was a
ceremonial "
personator" who
represented a dead
relative during ancient Chinese ancestral sacrifices...
- of
English criminal offences § Forgery,
personation and cheating. Shi (
personator) "Personate
definition and
meaning |
Collins English Dictionary". Collins...
- p****age
about the
ceremony for the
personator of the dead: Then the host
descends and
washes a goblet. The
personator and the aide
descend also, and the...
- relative.
Impressionist Look-alike
Personation Police impersonation Shi (
personator), in the
Chinese ancestor ritual: a
figure impersonating ancestors Soundboard...
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ritual masks as
something that may have been worn by a shi (尸; 'corpse') "
personator, impersonator;
ceremonial representative of a dead relative". The shi...
- was used
interchangeably for yí 夷, rén 人 "human", and shī 尸 "corpse;
personator of the dead; inactive; lay out". The
archeologist and
scholar Guo Moruo...
- Shang/Zhou China,
later the scholar-gentry
class of
imperial China Shi (
personator) (尸), a
ceremonial "corpse"
involved in
early forms of
ancestor worship...
- dead; the
preparation and
installation of a
spirit tablet or the use of a
personator,
often symbolic. Sometimes,
ritual specialists such as
Taoist priests...
-
imperial China Shi (rank) (士), rank
group for non-commissioned
officers Shi (
personator) (尸), a
ceremonial "corpse"
involved in
early forms of
ancestor worship...
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return this
gracious deed to them in life and after. The shi (尸; "corpse,
personator") was a Zhou
dynasty (1045–256 BCE)
sacrificial representative of a dead...
