Why do you say here? Xia Gengshi? More like a living sacrifice? God corpse? And then what? Because in this description, the previous paragraph is actually a story about? Xia Gengshi? Static description: a headless man, holding Agger and a shield in both hands, just stood quietly, and his back appeared again? Breeding is established? Words, emphasize his standing posture.
One of them? Summer? With what? Set up a corpse? At this moment, I can't help but remind us of He Xiu's comments on the Book of Rites in the Han Dynasty:
Sacrifice must have a corpse, and sacrifice to god. Li Yiqing, the son of heaven, took the doctor as the corpse, and Dr. Qing took Sun as the corpse. The body, Yin's body, Zhou Law offered a reward for six bodies?
One of them? Li Xia's body, Yinzuo's body? Inspiring, Xia is of Yu origin, according to legend, it came from Rongqiang, and it began in Dongyi after the business agreement. So the Xia and Shang Dynasties were interested in the chosen ones? Bodies? , have their own unique posture:
Xia Wei? Set up a corpse? That is, dress up the corpse of the gods and adopt a standing posture instead of squatting;
Shang Wei? Sitting on a corpse? That is, dress up the body of the fairy, in a kneeling position!
Therefore, after understanding this, a question arises: Why is Xia Geng's body described here, but why is it related to Xia Jie?
(2) What is the relationship between Xia Geng and Xia Jie?
Regarding the relationship between Xia Geng and Xia Jie, Mr. Xu Xianzhi once doubted: So it became soup in Wushan? This sentence was added by later generations, and Xia Jie's explanation of Xia Geng was said by later generations. In other words, in his view, the relationship between these two people should be forcibly linked by future generations. So, is this really the case?
Cheng Tang's crusade against Xia Jie is an important event of regime change and an earth-shattering event. It is recorded in Historical Records and other ancient books. Although he was killed, Xia's descendants will definitely sacrifice to him. Then, why is it called Xia Geng at the front and Xia Jie at the back? One possible reason is that farming is the same as or similar to Jiegu.
What is the ancient sound of farming? Hmm? , the interpretation in Shuowen? Plough? :? From Jing Lei Bay? Jing is pronounced Jing now, which is very similar to Jie's pronunciation. For example, at midnight? More? I used to study in Beijing, but now I study in Geng.
The contact with Xia Geng's body mentioned before should be? God corpse? Conclusion: Like the original Shan Hai Jing, the shape of Xia Geng's body is described in front, followed by the explanation of Xia Geng's body, so the truth is likely to be like this:
In the southwest of the narrative scene of Wild West Classic, there is a statue of Xia Geng standing here, and the tablet of God reads? Xia Geng's body? Yejing was written in the same way, but later generations habitually claimed that the last monarch of Xia Dynasty was killed by Cheng Tang? Xia Geng (Jie Li), because of what? Hey? With what? Plough? The same, so the author has to explain later.
Of course, from another angle, we can speculate that in the process of Shang Tang's destruction of Xia Jie, during the First World War in Zhangshan, some farming tribes in the Central Plains were involved in the battle by the slave owners group headed by Xia Jie. After their leader Xia Jie was defeated and killed, they fled to Wushan to escape their guilt. And settled here for a long time. And when they sacrifice here, as adherents of the Xia Dynasty, will they adopt the former? Set up a corpse to sacrifice to the gods? Practice, to show that don't forget the enemy killed by my late Lord (Xia Jie).