Ritual Diagram as Institutional Memory
Overview
Section titled “Overview”Canonical entry drawn from a single source layer in 20_AGGRESSIVE_ARCHIVE_SWEEP_V_v2_8.md.
Research layers
Section titled “Research layers”Layer 1: Ritual Diagram as Institutional Memory
Section titled “Layer 1: Ritual Diagram as Institutional Memory”Source file:
20_AGGRESSIVE_ARCHIVE_SWEEP_V_v2_8.md
The museum explicitly describes the Tensō-Chifu plan as recording the ritual ground so that it could be consulted for future ceremonies.
Interpretation
Section titled “Interpretation”The diagram is not an artistic representation made after the fact. It is a form of professional procedural memory.
This has parallels with:
- Daoist altar diagrams;
- Mikkyō mandalas/manuals;
- shrine ceremony maps;
- Shugendō route diagrams.
IMAGE RETROFIT — v2.8
Section titled “IMAGE RETROFIT — v2.8”High-value images now source-identified:
- Senshutsu/Rekichū Zassho, H-679-12-4 — CC BY-SA, 85 color cuts.
- Tensō-Chifu-sai no Zu, H-679-8-7 — CC BY-SA.
- Exhibition photographs of Yoshikawa divination and Dokujin materials.
- Ground-pacification talisman diagrams in Yoshikawa manuscript family.
Packaging rule
Section titled “Packaging rule”Because the museum explicitly licenses these collection records CC BY-SA 4.0, future local packaging can include downloaded/reproduced images with attribution and share-alike metadata once the exact image endpoints have been captured.