In the second year of the Han Dynasty, Liu Bang's "Heavy Ancestral Edict" cloud: "I attach great importance to the ancestral hall and worship." The sacrifice of the present God, and the gods of the mountains and rivers are worshipped, each according to the time of the shrine. Liu Bang believes that "the Son of Heaven respects heaven and earth, cultivates mountains and rivers, and pays homage to ancient and modern times." The Book of Rites and Sacrifices points out: "Those who sacrifice to the husband are those who come from the outside, and those who are born from the heart." The heart is stunned and worships it, so only the virtuous can fulfill the righteousness of the sacrifice", which profoundly reveals the essence of the sacrificial activity. The ritual itself embodies the remembrance of the deceased and the hope of the living. Specifically, the purpose of sacrifice is mainly to prevent disasters, seek blessings, and repay thanks. Sacrifice is to pay homage and sacrifice to the gods according to certain rituals, worship it with respectful actions, and ask it to help people achieve their wishes that are difficult to achieve by manpower. After Liu Bang was established as the Duke of Pei by his father and fellow villagers, he knew that "the Yellow Emperor is the ancestral temple, and the sacrifice is especially in Peiting." "Historical Records: The Family of Foreign Relatives" records: "Xia Zhixing is also Tu Mountain", Tu Mountain is the place of Xia Xing, and sacrificial activities have been there since ancient times. Han Gaozu Liu Bang passed the Tu Mountain, "ordered to set up the Yu Temple to the town of Tu Mountain", since then, the government and the people of Li have the place to worship Dayu - Tu Shan Yu Wang Temple. There is a temple and developed into a temple fair of King Yu on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month of the lunar calendar to worship the birthday of Dayu. From the temple fair of one sacrifice a year to the three temple fairs of the lunar calendar on March 28 (the period of the princes of Yuhui), June 6 (Yu's birthday), and September 9 (ascending nostalgia and celebrating the harvest) of the three temple fairs of the lunar calendar. Liu Bang, Taizu of the Han Dynasty, returned from Huainan in December of the twelfth year (195 years ago), passed through Lu, and sacrificed Confucius to Taigao (one for each of the three animals of pigs, cattle and sheep). On the way back to Chang'an, Liu Bang made a special trip to Qufu to worship Confucius with a grand "Taigao" ceremony, and Liu Bang was the first monarch in Chinese history to visit the Confucian Temple to worship Confucius. It set a precedent for the emperor to sacrifice holes. On the other hand, it also shows that after the ruler took power, the value of Confucianism was fully reflected in the social change. According to the record of "Chang'an County Chronicles: Wang Qucheng God's Temple Fair": "According to legend, in the battle of Xingyang in Chu and Han, the Han general Ji Xin disguised himself as the king of Han and rescued Liu Bang from the siege, causing him to be burned to death by Xiang Yu. [145] After Liu Bang won the world, he rewarded and posthumously sealed Ji Xin, and gave him a yellow robe, and chose Chang'an Shanglin Yuan (now Wangqu Town) to build a large temple and sacrifice, and sacrificed on the eighth day of the second lunar month every year, and then became a temple fair. The story of Ji Xin's rescue of Liu Bang in the Han Dynasty is narrated in the "Historical Records of Xiang Yu Benji" and "The First Book of the Han Dynasty Gao Di Ji" and relevant local materials. It is rumored that during the period of Emperor Wenjing. In order to conform to the will of the people and strengthen the rule. Then the enshrined Ji Xinfeng was the god of the city god and became the protector of Chang'an City.

If Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gao, had grown up in our time, he would have been a Guinness record setter.

Because Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gao, has created many firsts. 1. Liu Bang was the first emperor in Chinese history to be enthroned by a commoner. 2. Liu Bang was the first emperor in Chinese history to unify the world by driving a personal conquest. 3. Liu Bang was the first emperor in Chinese history to invent the military strategy and tactics of "recruiting and surrendering rebels" and "united front". 4. Liu Bang was the first emperor in Chinese history to vigorously develop the economy throughout the country with the national policy of "recuperation and recuperation". 5. Liu Bang was the first emperor in Chinese history to "free slaves and maids" to combat slavery and liberate the productive forces to a certain extent. 6. Liu Bang was the first emperor in Chinese history to implement the policy of "light taxation and thin taxation" and a low tax rate of "15 taxes and one tax" throughout the country. 7. Liu Bang was the first person in Chinese history to implement the concept of "measuring officials and officials." The emperor advocated frugality with the austerity policy of fiscal spending that gave to the people. 8. Liu Bang was the first emperor in Chinese history to establish rituals and thus consolidate imperial power. 9. Liu Bang was the first emperor in Chinese history to issue an "edict to seek talents" to recruit talents all over the world. 10. Liu Bang was the first emperor in Chinese history to write poetry. His poem, the Great Wind Song, is known as "the first word of the Lord of the Ages". 11. Liu Bang was the first emperor in Chinese history to worship Confucius and reuse Confucianism. This laid the foundation for the Han Dynasty and later generations to govern the country with Confucian culture as the main ideology. 12. Liu Bang was the first emperor in Chinese history to rule the world with filial piety.

On the way back to Chang'an, Liu Bang made a special trip to Qufu to worship Confucius with a grand "Taigao" ceremony, and Liu Bang was the first monarch in Chinese history to visit the Confucian Temple to worship Confucius. It set a precedent for the emperor to sacrifice holes. Liu Bang was the first emperor in Chinese history to worship Confucius and reuse Confucianism, thus laying the foundation for the Han Dynasty and later generations to govern the country with Confucian culture as the main ideology.

But why would Liu Bang be the first emperor in Chinese history to worship Confucius and reuse Confucianism?

It was Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, who was a person who loved Confucian culture since childhood...... Therefore, Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, established the Han Dynasty and became the emperor...... Love me, love my dog...... Liu Bang was on his way back to Beijing to learn from Chang'an...... I made a special trip to Qufu to sacrifice Confucius with a grand "Taigao" ceremony...... As a result, Liu Bang became the first monarch in Chinese history to visit the Confucian Temple to worship Confucius...... Did it set a precedent for the emperor to sacrifice holes?

Definitely.

Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, was a famous ruffian emperor in China.

According to the current statement, Han Gaozu Liu Bang is an illiterate, and Han Gaozu Liu Bang is a big boss.

An illiterate old man who has loved Confucian culture since childhood, do you believe it?

So, what is the reason that Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, became the first monarch in Chinese history to visit the Confucian Temple to worship Confucius...... What is the precedent of the emperor's sacrifice to the hole?

It is said that at the beginning, Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, was not interested in those of Confucianism, and of course he did not dislike them.

It's just that Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, has no feelings for Confucianism.

After all, Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gao, is an illiterate and a coarse man.

It is said that after Han Gaozu Liu Bang defeated Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, many people began to overthrow Han Gaozu Liu Bang as the future emperor. So the more famous Confucian Confucianism at that time took a group of disciples and grandchildren to defect to Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty.

As a result, although Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, was in line with the principle that the visitor was a guest, and the more famous Confucian Confucianism at that time and the "eating, drinking, and sleeping" of his disciples and grandchildren were also taken care of, but for the desire of the more famous Confucian Confucianism at that time to attach importance to the requirements of Confucianism, Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, turned a deaf ear.

According to Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, we are a big old man, and we can't know a few big words, so why should we pay attention to your Confucianism?

This relatively famous Confucian at that time was dumbfounded.

Fortunately, the more famous Confucian Confucianism at that time had a clever disciple.

This clever disciple of the more famous Confucian Confucianism at that time had an idea, and proposed to Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, to play a game.

As soon as he heard this, Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gao, became interested.

As a result, under the arrangement of the wise disciples of the more famous Confucian Confucianism at that time, there was a ritual of kneeling to the emperor that later spread in countless dynasties.

After three bows and nine knocks and three shouts of long live, Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, felt that his whole person was fluttering. (To be continued......)