清代台湾民间的守护神信仰和分类械斗  

Beliefs in Local Guardian Gods and Sub-ethnic Feuds in Taiwan during the Qing Dynasty

作　　者：颜章炮[1] 

机构地区：[1]厦门大学历史系,361005

出　　处：《清史研究》1998年第4期48-54,共7页The Qing History Journal

摘　　要：During the Qing dynasty, emigrants to Taiwan from Fujian and Guangdong lived separately in their own communities and separately worshipped the gods of their ancestral homesas their guardians. Prior to the Guangxu reign, armed feuds of ten occurred between emigrant groups from different ancestral homes. Historically this fighting was known as subethnic feuding. Guardian gods became the spiritual mainstays and temples became the centers of self-defense in these feuds. Some temples were even used as fortresses. During theperiod of these violent feuds, belief in local gods flourished among the people of Taiwan andthe number of temples increased.During the Qing dynasty, emigrants to Taiwan from Fujian and Guangdong lived separately in their own communities and separately worshipped the gods of their ancestral homesas their guardians. Prior to the Guangxu reign, armed feuds of ten occurred between emigrant groups from different ancestral homes. Historically this fighting was known as subethnic feuding. Guardian gods became the spiritual mainstays and temples became the centers of self-defense in these feuds. Some temples were even used as fortresses. During theperiod of these violent feuds, belief in local gods flourished among the people of Taiwan andthe number of temples increased.

关 键 词：守护神 清代台湾 广东移民 台湾寺庙 信仰 移民社会 漳州 泉州 台北市 三山国王 

分 类 号：K249[历史地理—历史学]