Does the Jin Dynasty Shidian Rite belong to the category of Jiali?

Yes. According to the official website of Knowledge Space, the Jin Dynasty Shidian Rites were established in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and were mainly used to show the knowledge and character development of young emperors or crown princes, and thus were closely related to the transmission of the imperial throne. In the system of five rites, the Jin Dynasty Shidian Rites sometimes belonged to the auspicious rites and also belonged to the jia rites, but on the whole they were still in favor of the jia rites. In the Tang Dynasty, in addition to the original rituals of the Confucian Temple, the rituals of the Martial Temple were also established. The function and attribution of the rituals of the Temple of Confucius have changed a lot. In the early Tang Dynasty, there were some instances of the Crown Prince presiding over the rituals of the Confucius Temple, but in the late Tang Dynasty, no such records can be found. In the Tang Dynasty, with the consolidation of the permanent sacrificial system, the re-establishment of the status of Confucius, from the establishment of the sacrificial system and the state and county liberation ceremony, the Confucian academic tradition of ritualized presentation of the Confucian temple liberation ceremonies where the center of gravity.