The Study Of Anomaly In Wuliang Period

Anomaly refers to the general name of the phenomenon which is different from the normal situation or has mysterious element in the history book.In the Wuliang era,people paid close attention to anomaly,and the theory of anomaly occupied an important position in social ideology.Relevant historical records contain many miscellaneous anomalies,involving auspiciousness,disasters,ghosts and gods.Starting from the aspects of the perspective of political culture,on the basis of previous studies,this paper comb the historical records of the Wuliang era anomaly,combine the anomalies with the historical situation,investigate the Wuliang era anomaly,and focus on the world of knowledge and belief behind it.Specifically,this article is divided into four chapters.The first chapter summarizes the origin,formation and development of the concept of the anomaly concept in the period from pre-Qin to Wei-Jin.The second chapter starts with the records of the birth and appearance of the ruler and its ancestors,and discusses the shaping of the divine image of the ruler by the Wuliang regime.The third chapter mainly reviews the records of the auspicious anomalies related to the Wuliang regime,and analyzes the operation of the anomalies of the wuliang regime in the construction of the legitimacy of the governance and the consolidation of the regime.The fourth chapter mainly examines the operation of the anomaly in the process of political struggle by the multiple political forces during the turmoil and decline of the Wuliang regime,and the writing of the anomaly of the Wuliang dying country by later generations of historians.The anomaly interacted with Wuliang Politics frequently,and played an important role in the rise,development,and decline of the Wuliang regime.The anomaly of the Wuliang era presents to a great extent the intricate political relations and ideological world in the period of the Sixteen Kingdoms and the Northern and Southern Dynasties,and is a tortuous reflection of the history of the Wuliang society.