Gość: brumbak(original)
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03.06.04, 18:04
Taki super wątek warto wznowić.. w sensie wątku
oraz biegu historii
może niedługo jakiś kraj rozpocznie kolejne 12 wieków bez mięsa?
Potrzeba takich rozsądnych i mądrych cesarzy jak Tenmu który w 676 roku
naszej ery po prostu zakazał jedzenia miesa. !
Co prawda w 737 roku cesarz Seimu złagodził ten zakaz i zezwolił na
spozywanie” owoców morza.”
to aż do około XiX wieku Japończycy praktycznie obywali się bez miesa.
Apparently,
ancient Japanese ate fresh vegetables as well as rice and other cereals
as staple foods. They also took some fish and shellfish, but little flesh.
Several hundred years later, Buddhism came to Japan and the prohibition
of hunting and fishing permeated the Japanese people.
In 676 AD, the then
Japanese emperor Tenmu proclaimed an ordinance prohibiting the eating
of fish and shellfish as well as animal flesh and fowl.
Subsequently, in the
year 737 of the Nara period, the emperor Seimu approved the eating of fish
and shellfish. During the twelve hundred years from the Nara period to
the Meiji restoration in the latter half of the 19th century, Japanese
people enjoyed vegetarian-style meals