医祀三皇中的三皇形象与中华文化认同

The Image of the Three Emperors in the Doctor Worship of the Three Emperors and the Identity of Chinese Culture

  • 摘要: 医祀三皇是由医师主祭“三皇”,即伏羲、神农、黄帝的祭祀活动。医祀三皇中的三皇形象兼具医祖、尧舜之师、人文始祖三重身份,凝聚了中华民族对先祖的崇敬、生命的敬畏、道统的追溯、行业的荣耀等多种心理诉求。元代以降,伏羲、神农、黄帝作为三皇,依托三皇庙,借助祭祀仪式,为全民所共同认同,是维系各民族、各地域、各阶层的一条重要文化纽带。

     

    Abstract: The doctor worship of the Three Emperors is a ritual activity in which physicians worship the Three Emperors--Fuxi, Shennong and Huangdi. The doctor worship of the Three Emperors has constructed the image of the Three Emperors, who hold the dual identities of the ancestor of medicine, the teacher of Yao and Shun, and the ancestor of humanities. It embodies various demands of the Chinese nation, such as reverence for ancestors, reverence for life, traceability of tradition, and glory of the industry. Since the Yuan Dynasty, Fuxi, Shennong, and Huangdi have served as the Three Emperors, relying on the Three Emperors Temple and using sacrificial rituals to gain common recognition, respect, and belief among the people, becoming an important cultural bond that maintains various ethnic groups, regions, and social classes.

     

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