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    Comparing Ancient Female Rulers, WuZetian and Cleopatra in terms of their situation and ascent to power, their methods of rule, and their achievements and resourcefulness had similarities but were very different. Even their culture had several similarities and differences between them. They each taught us lessons about different types of effective leadership by a female in the world of modern business and / or modern politics. In the ancient times it was easy to compare the ways in which Tang…

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    Confucianism is a universalizing religion and it is also hierarchical. Some symbols of Confucianism are Yin Yang, Ideogram, Confucius, character for water, Jen and Li. Cultural landscapes of Confucianism are School of scholars, Confucianist Temple, Confucianist…

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    Suryavarman Symbolism

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    Not only is Suryavarman known as a religious reformer, but a temple builder as well. During his reign, he built a total of 6 temples. Namely, “Angkor Wat, Thommanon, Chao Say Tevoda, Banteay Samre, Phnom Rung, Beng Mealea” (Freeman & Jacques 12). The increase in religious monuments, also meant spread of religion. To be specific, Suryavarman dedicated…

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    Early China Dbq Analysis

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    century, the Tang Emperor along with many others believed that buddhism was merely a disguise to harbor laziness; that buddhist monks and nuns depended on others to feed them and clothe them ( doc 6).Throughout the time this document was written, a series of imperial decrees was taking place. Thousands of nuns and monks were expected to pay taxes and many monasteries and temples were ruined, because of this the spread of buddhism slowed down drastically but not completely, buddhism stayed…

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    The country and city in which I chose to set up my English-language school is Singapore. The reason that I chose to establish an English-language school in Singapore is because they are a small island country that relies heavily on international trade and treaties to continue growing their economy. Their economy is fueled by imports and exports. The reason I think Singapore is a good location to establish an English-language school is because they need to maintain strong ties with major economic…

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    Spread Of Buddhism Essay

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    Buddhism, the Creation, the Spread, and the Application At its starting point, Buddhism was but a tool to counteract the increasing power of the Brahman peoples, yet over time, Buddhism has become a lifestyle which appeals to a majority of the people in Asia, mostly China, however, it is important to consider the long history of Buddhism. The lifestyle dates back to the time of Siddhartha Gautama (563 BC - 483 BC) containing a long and rich history from when it was created, to how it spread, and…

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    has been a very significant aspect of their religious practice since the time of the Buddha. Going for refuge marks the point where a person commits themselves to taking the Dhamma. Why is this commitment considered a refuge one might ask? In pre-Buddhist India, going for refuge meant proclaiming one’s allegiance to a powerful person or god in hopes of receiving protection from danger in return. Similar to the Hinduism religion, Buddhism is not a theistic religion. Buddha is not a god. So these…

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    or raise animals. 30 percent of Thai work in the industry field, manufacturing cars, clothes or electronics. The rest of the population has an assortment of jobs, from Education to Banking. About 95 percent of all people who live in Thailand are Buddhists, which is the official religion of Thailand. Thai people are very respectful towards other religions, and it is in the constitution that people will be given the right of freedom in religion. 4 percent of people in Thailand are Islamic, and…

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    and more anti-Christian decrees have been ordered, forbidding Christianity in Japan. In 1614, Ieyasu issued the Christian expulsion Edict,edict orders all missionaries to leave Japan and all Japanese to register themselves as members of one of the Buddhist…

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    condemned to the lowest and most uncomfortable purgatory in Karmic retribution for her sins (Dudbridge 26). However, Mulian’s personal power is inadequate to rescue her mother. As a result, Budha proposes that he give food and gifts to monks and temples on every 15thof each month, which is the date of the Ghost Festivity of the seventh lunar calendar.…

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