What does family sacrifice mean?

1. The ritual of offering sacrifices to ancestors or family sponsors in ancient temples. In the Tang Dynasty, there was a special person to formulate family ritual, and they walked with each other. There are two lines in Lu You's poem "Showing the Son" in the Song Dynasty: "Wang Shibei decided on the Central Plains and Japan, and he never forgets the family sacrifice."

2. Personal etiquette held by Hindus at all stages of their lives-from killing the fetus for the first time to scattering ashes behind them. Family festivals are held on the one hand based on customs, and on the other hand based on documents, such as Ghya-sutra and Puraas, and vary according to regions, castes and families. Family sacrifices are generally performed by fathers, and those held by children are more serious than those held by women. The most common 16 traditional family sacrifice begins with the ceremony of becoming a fetus, praying for a man and giving birth before the fetus is born. Infantile rituals begin before the umbilical cord is broken, including birth ceremony, naming ceremony, sun-seeing ceremony, feeding ceremony, shaving ceremony and piercing ceremony. Family sacrifice in education can start at the age of five. The first ceremony was to recognize letters at the upanayana ceremony, and three high-caste boys got the "holy line"; The beginning of Vedic ritual marks the beginning of Vedic research. The first haircut ceremony marks adulthood; Going home (that is, leaving the teacher to go home) or bathing ceremony marks graduation. The second stage of a man's life is the wedding. A man's last family sacrifice is an ant. /kloc-Arya Samaj, a Hindu reform movement that rose at the end of 0/9, tried to advocate the restoration of family sacrifices, but formal family sacrifices were generally not held in modern times. At present, the most common ceremonies are bar mitzvah, wedding and funeral.