Research on Taoist Daily Clothing in Han and Tang Dynasties

Rong Yang and Xiaoming Yang

Asian Social Science, 2020, vol. 16, issue 5, 92

Abstract: From the perspective of the form of Taoist daily clothing in the early Han Dynasty, Sui and Tang Dynasties was the beginning of the secularization of Taoist clothing. In the Five Dynasties, taking the legal clothing as the prototype, the secular Taoist clothing "Beizi" was derived, which made the Taoist clothing no longer belong to the exclusive use of the ruling class and Taoists, and finally made it secularized.

Date: 2020
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