Zhou dynasty
China was ruled by dynasties (line of hereditary rulers) in earlier times. When a dynasty became weak, another man would take control of China and start a new dynasty, which is why there were so many different dynasties throughout China's history. The dynasties were headed by emperors who had absolute power. When the emperor died, his male heir would become the next emperor.
He was assigned Pharaoh at the age of 20 and ruled for 66 years and 2 months.
The Edomites were a Semitic people. Their ancestors, like those of the Canaanites and Hebrews, are believed to have come from the Arabian peninsula.Genesis 36:1 gives their biblical ancestor as Edom, "who is Esau." Robert M. Price (The Christ Myth Theory and Its Problems) believes that the Edomites believed that the first man created was Edom (which means 'man'), and that he entered Israelite law to become 'Adam', with Edom becoming gradually Esau, as the ancestor of the Edomites.
when did athena become a greek god
To become a slave in a war what ever side that loses has to run and if you were caught you would have to become a slave
No the Tang Dynasty did. No the Tang Dynasty did.
Under what Vietnamese dynasty did Buddhism become the state religion? The Tang dynasty Nope. It was the Ly dynasty. OW
Ancestor worship refers to the worship of one ancestors as the term suggests. It was, and perhaps still is believed that ones deceased ancestors will act on your behalf in communing with God.Let's Think Further (In the Case of China)The term "ancestor worship" is perhaps misleading. If we go back to the oracle bones from the Shang dynasty (1600-1046 BCE), the idea is best understood as "entertaining one's ancestor" (bin). The idea is rather like a socialising process. A community hosted or entertained the dead and honoured the dead as "ancestors." The belief was that once these "ancestors" were satisfied, they would in turn entertain their ancestors. The system of imagined entertainment between hosts and guests worked like a pyramid, until the "eldest ancestors" (and in terms of honour, the highest) were entrusted with the job of entertaining the "high god" (take a look at Michael Puett's To Become a God).This belief system and its variations survived throughout the imperial period (arguably, up until 1911) as the dominant thinking. However, as you can see, such system can be boiled down to a wish to please the "high god" in order to guarantee material gains (to win a war, to have favourable weather, etc.). In response to such materialistic belief, schools of philosophy that question its lack of ethical values and transcendental dimensions emerged at different historical moments (e.g. what we now call Daoism, Confucianism, etc.; again please refer to Puett's analysis).Of course, on a larger political scale (ref. the "Fengchan shu" chapter of the Shiji), or in fact, as private practices, what we now regard as "ancestor worship" are often pro forma rituals that renew the sense of in-group solidarity among the living, or, in some cases, a sense of self-satisfaction or fulfilment.
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The Tang dynasty
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Under the Safavid dynasty, Iran started to become a Twelver Shi'a nation, beginning with the first Shah, Ismail I. The official name of the dynasty is the Safavid Royal Dynasty of Iran (Persian: سلسلۀ صفویۀ ایران).
The Bronze Age began in around 3000 BCE (India and the Near east) - 2500 BCE (Europe and China) and ended at different times in different regions of the world, to be replaced by the widespread use of Iron.
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Worship the devil.