37. Ten Zo:
a. Nu Rai Fo Chu
L
b. 6 paths and 4 species Kit
c. The Heaven Honorific of origin
元始天線
d. Dragon kings of the 4 seas 14.
e. Male and female orphan spirits
男女孤魂
f. The great Jade Emperor LAWS
38. the City God WP!
39. The Earthgod
40. Chi-zo k
41. T'ien Hau APE
42-43. Generals Han and Ha
44-45. T'ien Hau
46. Kwan T'I IPEXY 47-48. Kwan Ping and Chau Chan
PPT - MAT
49. Kwan T'I MÝ
50-51. Kwan Yin (Kannon) 19:*
52-54. The Earthgod sitt laY 55-57. Tzi Nan Kung W
E
58. The Lord of the Heaven A^
L 6 paper-made tablets
were hung on a paper- made 5 colours lantern.
It was a Japanese term
(see Soo, 1981: 59-60). Most of the informants
did not know what it was and no
one talked about it, and no of fering was made to it, either.
H Decoration, except the roof,
was the same as the Ming-che.
H
R Japanese Earthgod
R
R T'ien Hau's Guardmen,
R The substitutes of T'ien Hau. R The main God of the Temple. R The guardmen of Kwan T’i.
R Substitute of Kwan T'i
R The Goddess of Mercy and her
substitute.
R The god and his substitutes. R The name was a Temple's name. The god of the temple was Lu Tzu ( ) 56 and 57 were his substitutes.
Q
In addition there was 4 paper-made messenger-and-horses ( f†). One of them was burnt after evey *Reporting' ritual and the 'Thanking' ritual of the last day.
Notes:
Q = Incense bowl(s) and offerings only
R
Porcelain Statue
T = paper-tablet
H = paper-made house
F = paper-made figure
P
L
SLL
painting
paper-made lantern,
:
!
!
37. Ten Zo:
a. Nu Rai Fo Chu
L
b. 6 paths and 4 species Kit
c. The Heaven Honorific of origin
元始天線
d. Dragon kings of the 4 seas 14.
e. Male and female orphan spirits
男女孤魂
f. The great Jade Emperor LAWS
38. the City God WP!
39. The Earthgod
40. Chi-zo k
41. T'ien Hau APE
42-43. Generals Han and Ha
44-45. T'ien Hau
46. Kwan T'I IPEXY 47-48. Kwan Ping and Chau Chan
PPT - MAT
49. Kwan T'I MÝ
50-51. Kwan Yin (Kannon) 19:*
52-54. The Earthgod sitt laY 55-57. Tzi Nan Kung W
E
58. The Lord of the Heaven A^
L 6 paper-made tablets
were hung on a paper- made 5 colours lantern.
It was a Japanese term
(see Soo, 1981: 59-60). Most of the informants
247
did not know what it was and no
one talked about it, and no of fering was made to it, either.
H Decoration, except the roof,
was the same as the Ming-che.
H
R Japanese Earthgod
R
R T'ien Hau's Guardmen,
R The substitutes of T'ien Hau. R The main God of the Temple. R The guardmen of Kwan T’i.
R Substitute of Kwan T'i
R The Goddess of Mercy and her
substitute.
R The god and his substitutes. R The name was a Temple's name. The god of the temple was Lu Tzu ( ) 56 and 57 were his substitutes.
Q
In addition there was 4 paper-made messenger-and-horses ( f†). One of them was burnt after evey *Reporting' ritual and the 'Thanking' ritual of the last day.
Notes:
Q = Incense bowl(s) and offerings only
R
Porcelain Statue
T = paper-tablet
H = paper-made house
F = paper-made figure
P
L
SLL
painting
paper-made lantern,
:
!
!
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