Be crowned at the age of twenty.

Coronation ceremony for 20-year-old adults

Details of the ceremony are as follows

Coronation ceremony:

An ancient gift. This is a rite of passage for the Han people. This man was crowned at the age of 20,

Date: The ancient crown ceremony was held in the ancestral hall, and the date was February. Within ten days before the crown, the recipient should first predict the auspicious day. If there is no auspicious day in ten days, the auspicious day in the next ten days will be chosen. Then inform relatives and friends of auspicious days. Three days before the coronation ceremony, the distinguished guests who presided over the coronation ceremony were elected by oath, and a "crown praise" was elected to assist the coronation ceremony.

Personnel-the host (usually the father of the recipient) and the distinguished guests (the respected elders in the clan or the teacher of the recipient) are the recipients.

Clothing-guests and recipients wear formal dresses.

Crown-first add a crown, then give a leather coat, and finally give a title.

Congratulations-every time you add a crown, the distinguished guests should read a congratulatory message to the recipient. The main idea of the congratulatory message is: on this beautiful and auspicious day, I will put on adult clothes for you; Please give up children's ambitions and cultivate adults' sentiments; Maintain dignity and cultivate virtue; I wish you a long life, lucky strike.

Worship parents-then, the recipient visits his mother.

Write down the word-then the big guest writes it down for him. In the Zhou Dynasty, this word was usually called "Bomou House" (Bo, Zhong, Shu and Ji, depending on the level).

The host introduces the guests-then the host sends the distinguished guests outside the temple gate, toasts the guests and rewards them (five silks and two deerskin, and then presents the meat).

People who accept the crown visit the heads of families and townships-people who accept the crown change their clothes (hats and dresses) and visit the king, and hold ceremonies such as reeds (pheasants, etc. ) Visit the township doctors, etc. Later, it was changed to family patriarch, local governor, etc.