英文摘要 |
This paper discussed the contents of Guan-Di-Chi which edited by Chang Chen ( ?-1756-?). It tried to analyze the characters of this book that collected pictures and stories of Guan-Gong God. It also tried to analyze the meanings of the folk religion of Guan-Gong God. Guan-Di-Chi contained 4 chapters, totally 300papges, published in 1756 and now preserved in the Fu Ssu-nieu Library. Guan-Di-Chi mainly contained Guan-Gong's pictures, biography, ceremonies, antiquity, legends and compositions of historic research, criticism, poetry and prose. It was strengthened to be reasonable and believable in order to add glory to Guan-Gong's sprit. That's very different from folk books and records of Guan-Gong's legends. Those books usually emphasize the myths of Guan-Gong. But the intelligentsia didn't do that. They respected Guan-Gong as a saint, a hero, not a god. |