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Engendering thunder: Imperial consorts, thunder ritual and the power of Daoist material culture at the Ming court
This article delves into the world of powerful women at the Ming court and their patronage of Daoist ritual and visual arts, focusing on the significance of Thunder Ritual (leifa 雷法). By examining ...
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