英文摘要 |
'Sanguang Dadyi' is part of Taiwan's folk beliefs. This belief is originated from the awe and gratitude of heaven, earth and water in the early agricultural society, and generally existed in the Han society in Taiwan. Compared with the Hakka belief of 'Kings sof Three Mountains', the temples of the Sanguang Dadyi were generally built in Hakka settlements in northern Taiwan. Why? How do Hakkas in northern Taiwan come to agree with the belief of 'Sanguang Dadyi' originated from the hometown of Zhangzhou in southern Fujian. From longitudinal historical analysis, horizontal anthropological field investigation and sociological participatory investigation, this study took Yangmei District of Taoyuan City as the scope of research, and obtained the following conclusion:
1. The acceptance of “Sanguang Dadyi” belief by Hakkas in Yangmei was the result of accidental promotion due to the environment and the collective will of the followers, where the social elites played as the key driving force.
2. In addition to the non-Hakka and non-native belief of “Sanguang Dadyi”, there is still the native Hakka belief of Bag-Gung and Dragon God of Earth.
3. Adding worship of 'Yimin Ye' into the ceremony of worshiping the Sanguang Dadyi, 'Prayer to Jade Emperor', therefore, enhance the honor of the title, 'Yimin Ye'. This worship activity is based on the original hometown Hakka spirit that comprises respecting heaven, thanking the earth, and reminiscing about our ancestors.
4. In modern Taiwan, the belief of monotheism in the Mainland has gradually transformed to a belief of worshiping many gods. |