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Open the tool →不迁之庙 (bù qiān zhī miào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “an ancestral temple of an emperor that is not moved into the main ancestral temple for combined worship, but is worshipped separately; metaphorically refers to a permanent institution, an enduring tradition, or a fundamental principle that remains unchanged and foundational”.
不迁之庙 is pronounced bù qiān zhī miào in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 不迁之庙 means “unmoved ancestral temple”. It is used to mean “an ancestral temple of an emperor that is not moved into the main ancestral temple for combined worship, but is worshipped separately; metaphorically refers to a permanent institution, an enduring tradition, or a fundamental principle that remains unchanged and foundational”.
古代不迁入祧庙合祭而单独进行祭祀的帝王家庙。