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    Daoism was definitely the least strict out of all three philosophies. Laozi was the founder of Daoism, and he believed that to have a successful society you had rule the least amount possible. Laozi believed that everybody should live in peace, harmony, and agreement with the way of nature. Daoism is partly based off what is called Yin and Yang. Yin means “shadowed” and Yang means “sunlit.” Laozi feels that Yin and Yang represents human life because he said “human life is a whole made…

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    The Qin Dynasty, which is considered the first dynasty of Imperial China, comes about not long after Li Si has the corrupt emperor Han Fei beheaded. The Qin Dynasty itself lasts only fifteen years, but it sets the stage for what will eventually lead to the formation of the Celestial Masters, the first recorded group of organized Daoists. Zhang Daoling, the founder of the Celestial Masters, makes two major adjustments to the Qin system which is still in use at this time; namely, he extends the…

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    made by the Qin and Han allowed China to flourish as an empire. Ultimately, Chapter 9 of Patterns of World History, Volume One encompassed 3 crucial developments in early Chinese History. The three major philosophers in China was Confucius, and Laozi. According to Confucius himself, there are certain fundamental patterns that exhibit the Dao of the universal order (von Sivers, Desnoyers, and Stow 246). For instance, when Confucius was asked about his to summarize his beliefs he replied with…

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    philosophy that originated from two philosophers, who soon after brought there philosophy to life. Laozi was the main philosopher who developed Daoism, but without Zhuangzi Daoism would have never be brought into the lives of the Chinese people (Toropov, Hansen). Not much was known about Laozi but what was known was that he taught Confucius and was the founder of Daoism (Toropov, Hansen). When Laozi was in the process of teaching his theory's he did not think of them to be a religion, he thought…

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    was deemed safer there, as they ocean created a wonderful natural barriers from invaders. The Zhou Dynasty is one of the most interesting times to be alive during. I am fortunate enough to be surrounded by great thinkers such as; Mozi, Confucius, Laozi, and Mencius. These great thinkers had a tremendous influence over the morals and values that were established during…

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    what calamity could I possibly have? And so, Those who revere their bodies as if they were the entire would can be given custody of the world. Those who care for their bodies as if they were the entire world can be entrusted with the world.” (13). Laozi is trying to say here is, when people makes mistake because they have to think for themselves, but it one forget about ourselves and fight for the world, people will give him/her the entire world. Just as what Antigone did to her brother, by…

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    believed that people needed to escape into nature like he did. He believed that people needed to follow the "dao". The "dao" was the "way of nature". Laozi disappeared into the wilderness and was followed by many people who were searching for a solid religion they could call their own. Laozi's ideas taught followers that a government was not necessary. Laozi expressed that people should withdraw from political and social life and he promoted spontaneous, individualistic, and natural behavior.…

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    Confucius and Laozi were two ancient Chinese philosophers believed to have lived during one of these times. The Warring States occurred when seven states were fighting to gain control of China. Through many battles and conquests of war lords, the first united Chinese Empire formed, known as the Qin Dynasty. During this time, there was a desire to find peace. Confucius and Laozi appear to agree that the path to achieve this peace begins with one’s…

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    teachings of Daoism advocate following the way and integrating with the natural world.” The Daoist philosophy was founded by Laozi, an ancient Chinese philosopher, and was quite unique from any other belief system. Daoism was especially embraced during the Tang Dynasty, because Laozi was related to the Tang ruling house. The emperors that ruled during the time regarded Laozi with an immense amount of respect, and accepted Daoist philosophies. Daoist temples were constructed and schools were…

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    after the Hun invasions II. Top 10 Individuals or Groups A. Ashoka - Mauryan Emperor that aided the change in buddhism B. Confucius - theologian who created Confucianism and its ideals C. LaoZi - founder of Taoism and chinese philosopher D. ZhuangZi - Chinese philosopher who lived in the same time as LaoZi…

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