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What are the three key concepts of Confucianism |
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Two key concepts of Daoism |
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the way, the origional force of the cosmos |
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disengagement from worldly pursuits |
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live in harmony with the Dao |
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"The Socialist Emperor" Was full grown and attempted large scale reform based on Confucianism |
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United China after 400 years of division, encouraged Buddhism, built great canal from north china to south china |
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the book of the sayings of Confucius, collected by his disciples and published a century or two after his death |
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the Confucian rule that children should respect and obey their parents |
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a Chinese philosophy that emphasized adaptation to nature, arose in the late Zhou era |
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a chinese philosophy that advocated harsh control of people by the state, became the dominate philosophy of the Qin dynasty and was later tempered by confucianism |
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the process by which Central Asian invaders maintained continuity with China's past by adopting culture |
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educated men who staffed the imperial Chinese bureaucracy from the Han Dynasty until the early twentieth century |
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a Chinese social class of learned officeholders and landowners that arose in the Han dynasty and continued until the early twentieth century |
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a lively caravan route through Central Asia that linked China with India, the Middle East, and southern Europe that began during the Han dynasty and continued for many centuries |
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silk making, which arose in ancient China |
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"way of the gods" the ancient animistic Japanese cult that emphasized closeness to nature, enjoyed a rich mythology that included many dieties |
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