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Traditional Sha Ga Game of Mongolian People

Author: BaiGaLi
Tutor: ShaoQingLong
School: Inner Mongolia University
Course: Archaeology and Museology
Keywords: Ancient nomads Sunit Mongolian 沙嘎recreation
CLC: G899
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2011
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Abstract


Sha Ga animal ankle , also known as talus or thigh stone, is an ancient Chinese northern nomadic one entertainment appliances. Sha Ga entertainment history, extensive influence , are still loved by many northern peoples . This article made ??its preliminary study. The first chapter outlines the Chinese ancient northern steppe peoples Shaga entertainment history. Warring States period, the Huns started Shaga entertainment initiation , the Northern Dynasties Xianbeis promote Shaga recreation of initial formation , during the Khitan Liao Sha Ga entertainment promotes the development of the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty promoted the sand Ga further development of recreation . Chapter II of the Qing Sunit Mongolian Shaga recreation as an example of its more than 120 species were selected Shaga gameplay combing into livestock production and living customs, ethnic three skills, throwing hand skills , chess game chess , competing intellectual puzzles and other six categories , and each category were nutshell gameplay narrative . Chapter III of the Chinese ancient northern steppe nomadic peoples Shaga entertainment production skills in the transmission of didactic, grassland culture to enhance the exercise of wisdom , grasslands national customs and etiquette Chengzhuan Yan continued , with the concept of natural grasslands ethnic and religious aspects of linkages the role played by social didactic conducted a comprehensive analysis . Its summary conclusion: Chinese ancient northern steppe peoples Shaga entertainment has a long history and rich connotation, is the ancient steppe peoples wisdom and creativity of the crystal. Sunit ancient Qing Dynasty Mongolian Mongolian especially , is the ancient steppe peoples Sha Ga master of entertainment and important successor developer . Sha Ga recreation activities in promoting social and cultural development of grassland played a significant historical role , is a priceless cultural heritage , should get the full attention and the need for in-depth research , and applied to today's national and cultural life medium .

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