《晋书·志·第九章》
《周礼》中记载王祭祀社稷时就戴绪冕，这是王的社庙有稷神的明文。
《周礼》王祭社稷则絺冕，此王社有稷之交也。
<choice> The “Zhouli” (Rites of Zhou) records that the king wore a xu crown when sacrificing to She and Ji, which is an explicit statement that there was a Ji in the king's She temple.
<s>[INST] Take each pair of old and new sentences and unite them into a single translation that captures the core meaning: Archaic: 《周礼》王祭社稷则絺冕，此王社有稷之交也。 Updated: 《周礼》中记载王祭祀社稷时就戴绪冕，这是王的社庙有稷神的明文。 [/INST] <choice> The “Zhouli” (Rites of Zhou) records that the king wore a xu crown when sacrificing to She and Ji, which is an explicit statement that there was a Ji in the king's She temple.</s>
Take each pair of old and new sentences and unite them into a single translation that captures the core meaning: Archaic: 《周礼》王祭社稷则絺冕，此王社有稷之交也。 Updated: 《周礼》中记载王祭祀社稷时就戴绪冕，这是王的社庙有稷神的明文。
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<choice> The “Zhouli” (Rites of Zhou) records that the king wore a xu crown when sacrificing to She and Ji, which is an explicit statement that there was a Ji in the king's She temple.
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