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Hokkaido
Honshu
Shikoku
Kyushu |
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Gathers yellow dust (loess) from N China
Periodically moves and kills lots of people but makes fertile soil
Grow millet in fertile soil |
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In S China
monsoon rains=lots of rice |
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Cosmogony: casaul (origin)
Cosmology: correlative
No Cosmogony in Asia (universe never created. always existed) |
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Confucian Ritual and Benevolence |
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Without ritual we can't properly do benevolence |
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Confucian: essentially good at birth |
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Confucius
people born evil
want what we dont have (want to be good but aren't) |
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cant have good without bad
so say good you create bad |
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Daoist text
-throws out confucian idea that you can learn the way
can have the way without the "not way"
-by Laozi |
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1. old man
2. sick man
3. dead man
4. aesetic
leaves palace. becomes aesetic--> it is a selfish extreme
indulges every pleasure-->too much pleasure is bad
=find the middle path |
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Siddharth Gautama sits under the Bhodi tree until he has understanding
Awakens as The Buddha (The Enlightened One) |
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The Buddhist's First Sermon
1. Lack of Self (there is no I)
2. 4 Noble Truths
3. Nirvana: not bliss. get rid of self-ness
4. Parinirvana: on death bed. final extinction. when Buddha left |
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we are all suffering
desire is the cause of suffering
to get rid of suffering get rid of desire
to get rid of desire follow 8 fold path |
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1. Zen:conciousness only. no real self
2. Chau |
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Full writing system in China |
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4000-2000BC (neolithic China)
prewriting
red coiled wrapped pottery
hints at writing (fish facing each other) |
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3000-2000BC Early China
black eggshell thin pottery
used a wheel
emergence of bronze
heirarchical society |
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2205-1500BC (first dynasty)
3 dynasties period
no writing yet
Nation Toppler: Moxi
-concubine distracted Emperor |
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3 dynasties period
1500-1045BC after Xia
earliest writing
Shangdi
emergence of bronze
human sacrifice
concupine caused succession crisis |
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part of shang dynasty
great ancestor of the past
communicated w/ through king and shamans
-oracle bones
also protestant word for "God" |
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3 dynasties Period
1045-221BC after Shang
Replaced Shangdi with Tian-->mandate of heaven
human sacrifice
hegemon system |
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221-206BC Imperial Period
First Empire
Zhou was middle kingdom protected by Qin. Qin took over
Legalism (reward & punishment)
ruler never responsible (ministers were at fault)
king born of a merchant... |
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Qinshi Huangdi: 1st emperor (terracota soldier tomb)
Lu Buwei: wealthy Qin merchant
3. Prince Zichu: will become king
Lu Buwei gives Prince a girl as a gift. She is pregnant with Lu Bewei's son. Child is named Ying Zhueng and becomes king. Poisons Lu Buwei so nobody finds out he is born of a merchant
-->confucians call him (merchants son) evil b/c he killed his dad |
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-36 Commandries (provinces)
-Triumverite: civil governor, military commandot, inspector secretary (spy)
-Standardization: measuring, axil width, coinage=china is a smooth machine
-Group Accountability
-General Mengtian-->great wall
-Burned all books & burried all scholars alive |
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Qinshi Huangdi-drank mercury to be immortal
His death is masked by Eunich who takes power
Chen She: starts a rebellion when transporting prisoners |
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206BC-AD220
Imperial Period After Qin
word for China in chinese
when all chinese traits were established |
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Emperor Liu Bang: has change of view and allows confucianism to dominate society
-summoned scholars to rewrite books previously burned
Dou Wu (official): plotted against eunichs
eunichs have him killed
started Great Proscription: exiled confucian scholars
few remaining confucians start to write of oddities (losing mandate)-->rebellion-->eunichs executed |
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AD 220-280
after Han
china moves from unity-->disunity
bloody period
San Guo |
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Ad420-581
after 3 kingdoms
Buddhism
Religious Daoism: from philosophy becomes religion |
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AD581-618
after 6 dynasties
reunification
great canal-->China becomes way wealthier |
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AD618-907
after Sui
Second Golden Age
connect w/ west, silk route, famous poetry
Yang Guifei: fav consort of Emperor. plum (challenge idea of beauty)
-her adopted son/lover helps w/ rebellion that weakens dynasty |
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Wu Zetian: only empress ever
devout buddhist
confucians massacred her lovers, she went mad, abdicated |
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AD907-960
after Tang
china is a fractured mess
becomes increasingly buddhist |
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AD960-1279
after 5 dynasties
confucianism is reconstructed
height of art,math, etc
merchants gain status
fall: last emperors got lazy, monguls swept down |
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during Song
Buddhist influence (meditation)
Qi: essence
Li: Pattern
self control was everything
serious study of "things"
what is the nature of gender: self control and gender distinctions (foot binding) |
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AD 1279-1368
after Song
Mongolian empire: very harsh
Beijing becomes capital
first catholic missionary
confucians lost status |
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AD1368-1644
after Yuan
lots of artistic growth
harsh to prevent possibility of another Yuan
novel emerged
Chinese acrobatics
founder: Zhu Yuanzhang
-hongwu (vast military power) |
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