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Chinese Philosophy

Q and A for Philosophers in Warring States

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Who was Confucius? Scholar and Minister that believed in filial piety, or respect to parents or elders. Created Confucianism, which is respect to past/traditions
How did Confucius effect the government through his teachings? His ideas of keeping old traditions effected future rulers, ruler Wu of Han used his teachings for a hierarchal structure that were based in Confucian principles
What was the warring states period? Periods lasting from 475 - 221 where China was broken up into seven nations
When was the qin Dynasty? 221 BCE
Define legalism. A belief was strict following of the laws was enforced. Those who broke them were to be punished severely no matter how small a crime
how were petty crimes were dealt with during Qin rule, why? Harsh punishments were recommended to deter them from happening.
How were things different during the Qin dynasty for the emperor. The emperor weakened the aristocracy, and one ruler was given the power to rule all over China that affected everyone's lives.
Who were administrators during Qin rule? People who answered directly to the Qin and enforced the rules of the land.
What is Daoism? Resistance to description or definition, in other words willful ignorance.
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