In which dynasty did the ancestral temple appear?

The word "ancestral hall" first appeared in the Han Dynasty, but this functional building of ancestral hall appeared in the late ancient society and the patriarchal clan system era.

The ancestral temple is a place where Confucianism worships ancestors or sages. After Dong Zhongshu "ousted a hundred schools of thought and respected Confucianism alone" in the Han Dynasty, "Ancestral Temple" became the name of an early sacrificial place. However, this kind of architecture with sacrificial function did not appear until the Han Dynasty. As early as the end of ancient society, during the patriarchal clan system, a kind of public place architecture appeared in the tribe. This kind of building not only has the function of offering sacrifices and praying, but also has the function of divination, celebration and major decision-making. It is not a place for general tribal meetings, so it is strictly closed at ordinary times and managed by special clergy such as witches and priests. Others just gather here on the activity day. This building, which integrates clan rights and divine rights, is the earliest ancestral hall. I just didn't call it that name at the time.