陈寅恪先生在《陈垣明季滇黔佛教考序》中说：“自来史实所昭示，宗教与政治不能无所干涉。山中国古代政教关系有其特殊性，然而无论其特殊，就政治方面而言，则“统治者必须是争取政治支持的人，这是他与被统治者在社会意义上的根本区别”②；而宗教界的领袖及其相应的文化精 Chen Yinque said in the “Chen Yuanming quarter Yunnan and Guizhou Buddhist preface”: “The historical facts show that religion and politics can not be without interference.” Shan ancient China’s religion has its own particularity, however, regardless of its special political aspects In other words, “the ruler must be the one who strives for political support. This is the fundamental difference between him and the ruled in the social sense.” ② The religious leaders and their corresponding cultural essences