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IV. Confucian Values: Definition of Ren?
Sense of humanity; courtesy, respectful, diligent, and loyal
Definition of Li?
Sense of propriety; behaving in conventionally appropriate fashion, respect of superiors and elders
Definition of Xian?
Filial Piety; family obligation
V.Mencius (372-289 BCE): What is the main Confucian value in Mencius?
Ren
What was taught in the states?
Promote light taxes, no wars, support education, encourage harmony
VI. Xunzi (298-238 BCE): What is the main Confucian value of Xunzi?
Li
What happens to people who neglect obligations?
Society is punished
VII. Daoism: What is the the Dao-dejing?
"Classic of way and of Virtue"
VIII. The Dao (central concept): What is the definition of Dao?
"The Way"
What is Dao-dejing?
The original force of the cosmos, an eternal and unchanging principle that governs all the workings of the world.
IX. Doctrine Of Wuwei: What was the view on government?
Less government, the better!
What were the attempts?
To control universe results in chaos
X. Political Implication: What is the political implication on Confucianism?
Public Doctrine
What is the political view on Daoism?
Private pursuit
XI.Legalism: What is the rule of law?
Strict punishment for violators and the principle of collective responsibility
Who was Shang Yang?
The chief minister of dulce of Qin
Who was Han Feizi?
Student of Xunzi
What do you need in order for a centralized bureaucracy?
No regional militaries, destroyed fortresses "powerbase", every great emperor built roads
What did Han Feizi do?
He collected legalist ideas and wrote essays in state craft
XII. Legalist Doctrine: What is Junzi?
Confucius ideals
XIII. Unification of China (Win Dynasty): What promoted migration?
Private farm owners decrease power of large land owners
What improved military technology and increased centralization of power?
Generous land grants under Shang Yang
The First Emperor: Who was the first emperor?
Qin Shihuangdi
What is the basis of rule?
Centralized bureaucracy
Resistance to Qin Policies: What happened to all critics?
Execution
What happened to all the books and ideological works of culture?
They were burned; massive cultural losses
Qin Centralization: What were the standards?
Laws, currencies, weight s and measures, script
Massive Tomb Projects: How many workers worked on the tomb projects?
700,000 workers
Who was sacrificed and buried?
Slaves, concubines, craftsmen
The Han Dynasty: What brings down the Qin Dynasty?
Civil disorder