- The
fangxiangshi (Chinese: 方相氏) was a
Chinese ritual exorcist, the
meaning of
whose name is
obscure but has been
translated as "one who sees in all (four)...
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classified as 巫 wu (shamans) and
their historical precursors were the 方相氏
fangxiangshi ("masters who ****ist the (astral) square"). The
highest deities in the...
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instructed clergy,
typically a priest, nun, monk, pastor, imam, rabbi,
fangxiangshi, or kannushi. This
occupation continues to exist, and is
referred to...
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information is
Garuda Purana.
Celestial Masters Exorcism Fashi Parapsychology Fangxiangshi, a
Chinese ritual exorcist Harris,
Elise (14 May 2019). "Exorcists see...
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wielding terrible sharp weapons in
every hand,
similar to a
description of
fangxiangshi. In some sources,
Chiyou had
certain features ****ociated with various...
- Yangzhou, Jiangsu,
China Fangxiang Township,
Leishan County, Guizhou,
China Fangxiangshi,
ancient Chinese ritual exorcists This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
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originates from the
Chinese Nuo folk religion,
where he is
known as
Fangxiangshi. Takirei-ō (ja:滝霊王,
waterfall king) is a
spirit who
appears behind waterfalls...
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Zhouli Rites of the Zhou
Dynasty recorded that at a
royal funeral, the
Fangxiangshi (方相氏; exorcist)
would leap into the
grave and
drive away any corpse-eating...
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their bodies —
those occultists cheat people and
delude the m****es.
Fangxiangshi Csikszentmihalyi, Mark (2008). "Fangshi 方士 'masters of methods'". In...
- and face
changing of
Sichuan opera were
influenced by Nuo
opera masks.
Fangxiangshi Nuoism Noh Cham
dance Zhang,
Tianlin 张天林: Nuoxi:
mysterious Chinese Opera...
