英文摘要 |
From the view of maintaining the state order in ancient China, the crimes of fallacy and treason are the most serious threat to imperial politics, so it had became the focus of the national legal system. The "sacredness" inherent in religious beliefs makes them a special "concern" group for these kinds of crimes. However, combining with the cases of fallacy and treason crimes involving Buddhist monks in the Tang Dynasty, we could find that such cases are either political struggles by absorbing religious factors or ordinary civil criminal cases with religious colors. The influence of the religious features of the crime itself is not strong, and the Buddhist factors were often embodied in a symbolic form.It clearly shows the decline of religious authority and the overall control of religious affairs by the state power in the Tang Dynasty. In fact, the crimes of fallacy and treason implemented by Buddhist monks are no longer distinguished from similar cases. |