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護國靈威降恩真君寶卷 Hu guo ling wei jiang en zhen jun bao juan |
| 別名 Other Titles: 護國靈感降恩真君寶卷 |
| 有關人物 Associated Persons:
出版地區 Place(s) of Publication: 版式 Format: 木刻版 出版者 Publisher(s): 出版年 Publication Date: 載於 Located In: Minjian_baojuan - J Volume 11, pp. 554-676. |
| Cite as 引用為: "CRTA 護國靈威降恩真君寶卷 - J132" |
別名 Other Titles
The title in the text is 護國靈感降恩真君寶卷. The title 護國靈威降恩真君寶卷 is given by the editors of Minjian_baojuan, which seems to be incorrect.
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出版年 Publication Date(s)
有關人物 Associated Person(s)
內容 Contents
- 圖 [頁554]
- 龍牌 [頁555]
- 卷上 [頁556-616]
- 真君誥 [頁556]
- 舉香讚 [頁556-557]
- 文 [頁557-561]
- 薩祖傳道品第一 [頁561-565]
- 引聖朝尊品第二 [頁565-569]
- 玉帝請牒品第三 [頁569-573]
- 金闕受封品第四 [頁573-577]
- 純屬感應品第五 [頁577-581]
- 玉帝頒詔品第六 [頁577-586]
- 聖母討帥品第七 [頁586-591]
- 護母巡山品第八 [頁591-595]
- 挨香察會品第九 [頁595-600]
- 聖母出巡品第十 [頁600-609]
- 啓母降福品第十一 [頁609-616]
- 囘山繳旨品第十二 [頁616]
- 卷下[頁616-675]
- 文 [頁616-620]
- 赫耀彰惡品第十三 [頁620-624]
- 報應忤逆品第十四 [頁624-628]
- 顯靈救孝品第十五 [頁628-633]
- 慈善賜子品第十六 [頁633-637]
- 彰報不仁品第十七 [頁637-643]
- 昭報不義品第十八 [頁643-647]
- 遺金不昧品第十九 [頁647-653]
- 施藥救人品第二十 [頁653-658]
- 真君行願品第二十一 [頁658-662]
- 净壇護善品第二十二 [頁662-666]
- 衆神慶誕品第二十三 [頁666-671]
- 寳卷圓滿品第二十四 [頁671-674]
- 囘向文 [頁674-675]
- 牌 [頁676]
- 圖 [頁676]
序跋等 Prefaces and Postfaces
註疏 Commentary
This undated, unlocated baojuan (probably Qing, northern China) tells the story of Wang lingguan 王靈官 aka Wang tianjun 王天君, and how he became assigned to Bixia yuanjun 碧霞元君 as the overseer of the pilgrims to her sacred mountains (notably Yajishan 丫髻山 and Miaofengshan 妙峰山), and enforcer of moral rules amongst them.
參考文獻 Bibliography
Vincent Goossaert, "Ritual Techniques for Creating a Divine Persona in Late Imperial China: the Case of Daoist Law Enforcer Lord Wang", Journal of Chinese Religions, 50.1, 2022, pp. 45-76.
