Language/Multiple-languages/Culture/Traditional-Social-Practices

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In this lesson, we will see various traditional social practices.

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Architectures	Calendars and Clocks	Calligraphies and Typefaces	Concepts and Values	Cookwares and Tablewares	Clothings
Currencies	Dances	Foods	Furnitures	Games	Hairstyles
Jewellries	Literatures	Martial Arts	Miscellaneous Handicrafts	Musics	Musical Instruments
Occupations	Organisations	Paintings and Sculptures	Regalia Items *	Religions and Folklores *	Social Practices
Stationeries	Symbolisms	Symbols and Motifs	Textiles	Theatres	Units of Measurement
Vehicles	Weapons and Armours	Writings *

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practice	description	place of origin	time of origin
cèfēng 冊封 册封 [cmn]	the King recognises other kings' submission to him; the King can bestow lands to submitted kings; submitted kings are obliged to pay tributes and provide military services to The King; submitted kings can ask The King for military assistance	China	Shang period (c. 1600 BC –1046 BC)
nèiwàifú 內外服 内外服 [cmn]	the capital region is governed by the King directly; the peripheral regions are governed by other kings that have submitted to the King	China	Shang period (c. 1600 BC –1046 BC)
fēngjiàn 封建 封建 [cmn]	the noble allocates his land to his subordinates; the noble is obliged to pay tributes, provide labour and military services to his superordinate; the title and fief of a noble can be inherited by his descendants.	China	Western Zhou period (c. 1046 BC – c. 771 BC)
lǐyuè 禮樂 礼乐 [cmn]	rules that bind rites and music to the hierarchy strictly	China	Western Zhou period (c. 1046 BC – c. 771 BC)
zōngfǎ 宗法 宗法 [cmn]	patriarchal clan system based on blood relations	China	Western Zhou period (c. 1046 BC – c. 771 BC)
jùnxiàn 郡縣 郡县 [cmn]	commandaries and prefectures: local governments that are appointed by Tiānzǐ (Overlord)	China	Zhou period (c. 1046 BC – c. 256 BC)
jǐngtián 井田 井田 [cmn]	a farmland is divided into a 3×3 grid; the peripheral sections are allocated to 8 families; the central section is communally cultivated on behalf of the government	China	Warring States period (475 BC – 221 BC)
ăgōgḗ ἀγωγή [grc]	military training program for citizenship	Sparta	3rd century BC
clientela [lat]	patronage: one person is a patronus (patron) of multiple cliens (clients); there are mutual obligations between the two parties	Rome	Ancient Rome period (753 BC – 476/480)
ostrăkĭsmós ὀστρακισμός [grc]	procedure that any citizen can be expelled temporarily by voting	Athens	5th century BC
selamatan [ind] slametan ꦱ꧀ꦭꦩꦼꦠꦤ꧀ [jav]	communal feast symbolizing the social unity	Java

Architectures	Calendars and Clocks	Calligraphies and Typefaces	Concepts and Values	Cookwares and Tablewares	Clothings
Currencies	Dances	Foods	Furnitures	Games	Hairstyles
Jewellries	Literatures	Martial Arts	Miscellaneous Handicrafts	Musics	Musical Instruments
Occupations	Organisations	Paintings and Sculptures	Regalia Items *	Religions and Folklores *	Social Practices
Stationeries	Symbolisms	Symbols and Motifs	Textiles	Theatres	Units of Measurement
Vehicles	Weapons and Armours	Writings *

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