How Confucianism developed in the Qin Dynasty

The Qin Dynasty was the ruling ideology with Legalism as the regime, while the Han Dynasty was ruled by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Previously, Taoism was used as orthodoxy. Qin Shi Huang.

After the burning of books and the pit of Confucianism, and the fact that Chinese characters were still in their embryonic form and did not have the function of accurate expression, orthodox Confucianism had basically disappeared.

Confucianism is one of the hundred schools of thought of the pre-Qin princes. Confucianism is also known as Confucianism or Confucianism and was created by Confucius.

The establishment originally referred to the master of ceremonies, and later gradually formed a complete Confucian ideological system on this basis, which became the mainstream of traditional Chinese culture and had a far-reaching influence. It is the most influential genre in China and the mainstream consciousness in ancient China. Confucianism has had a profound impact on China, East Asia, and the world.

The concepts of Confucianism, Confucianism, and Confucianism should be clearly distinguished. Confucianism as a doctrine, Confucianism as a class, and Confucianism as a belief are the same and different, and they need to be distinguished.

After Qin Shi Huang annexed the Six Kingdoms and ended China's long-term chaotic situation, he did not keep pace with the times, still adopted Legalist ideology to govern the country, listened to the advice of Prime Minister Li Si, and ordered the burning of poetry and books in the world, which dealt a heavy blow to Confucianism, and the direct result was: the political status of Confucianism in the Qin Dynasty was greatly reduced, and the Confucian classics were seriously damaged. However, Confucianism was not extinct by the book burning incident.

There is no doubt that the doctors of the Qin Dynasty were shocked by the burning of books and pit Confucianism, but there is no record of killing them. The book burning order was not an action aimed at eradicating Confucianism, but its direct purpose was to establish the study of the Legalists as one, so the book burning order only involved the books in the private collections of the people, and the "poems", "books" and "hundred languages" in the possession of the Qin chronicles and doctoral officials were preserved.

Qin Shi Split Wheel EmperorThe different attitude towards Confucianism from Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was that Qin Shi Huang burned books to suppress Confucian culture, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty deposed Confucianism and vigorously promoted Confucian culture. Qin Shi Huang believed that Confucianism slandered the government and despised the authority of the emperor, which was not conducive to the situation of unification after the unification of the six omissions and the closure of the country, so he burned books and pit Confucianism; Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty saw that Confucianism could consolidate feudal rule and was more aggressive than Huang Lao's thought, so he obeyed Dong Zhongshu.

"Depose the hundred schools of thought and respect Confucianism".

Confucianism

Confucianism is one of the hundred schools of thought of the pre-Qin princes, Confucianism has the characteristics of openness and inclusiveness, and Confucianism has the characteristics of being applied to the world.

And three generations of ritual music, is the forerunner of Confucianism, the place where Zhou rites were formulated Luoyi Chengzhou, is the ancestral court of Chinese Confucianism.

For thousands of years, it has been revered by generations of Confucian scholars. Confucianism is also known as Confucianism or Confucianism and was created by Confucius.

It was founded, and later gradually formed a complete Confucian ideological system based on it, which had a far-reaching influence. Confucianism has been revered by Confucian scholars throughout the ages and has had a profound impact on China.

1. In ****, Qin set up various doctors in case the consultant was postponed.

2. Confucianism has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, not only the common people, but also the members of the Qin royal family. When Zhao Gao persuaded Hu Hai to ascend the throne and issued a false edict to kill his brother Fusu, Hu Hai once asked me if this was in line with benevolence, righteousness and morality? After Zhao Gao explained one by one, he felt at ease.

3. Although Qin burned books and pit Confucianism, the ideas of various schools were destroyed, including Confucianism, of course. But among the people, there are still many people who secretly collect a lot of Confucian classics. For example, when the Han Dynasty later collected books from the people, they found a lot of old books.

Moreover, the scholar is a Confucian student who is familiar with the chest, even if he does not have a book, he still learns Confucianism.

4. Qin's doctors of Confucianism also allowed these people to continue to serve the Han Dynasty because of Qin's short life.

The reason why Confucianism was not valued by the rulers during the Warring States Period was that annexation wars were prevalent during the Warring States Period, and Confucianism promoted the idea of governing the country of benevolence, righteousness and love for the people.

The reason why Confucianism was suppressed in the Qin Dynasty was that the Qin Dynasty had just completed its unification and needed a strong system to guarantee unity and stability, and Legalism was clearly very powerful in this regard.

During the Warring States Period, what countries needed was to enrich the country and strengthen the army, and expand their territory. And Confucianism has nothing to do with expanding its territory. The Qin Dynasty rose on the basis of Legalist thought, and naturally wanted to suppress all doctrines except Legalism, that is, the famous book-burning pit Confucianism.

During the Warring States period, the society was turbulent, and the Seven Kingdoms competed for power, and strong means were needed to rule, so Legalism was valued, while Confucianism advocated indoctrination, and in that turbulent era, indoctrination could not be ruled.

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Confucianism originated from the grassroots, Confucianism was originally the study of funeral etiquette, and Confucian students did not have enough to eat and no good clothes to wear.

Therefore, pre-Qin Confucianism was simple, emphasizing "benevolence, righteousness, and propriety", and the restoration of Zhou rites and social order was not welcomed.

Qin took the Legalists and despised Confucianism;

Liu Bang in the early Han Dynasty. Look at the reputation of Confucianism, take Huang Lao's inaction and rule, and the rule of Wenjing.

Dong Zhongshu. Injected into the theory of great unification of monarchy, deeply influenced by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

likes to be in the political mainstream;

In the turbulent years of the Wei and Jin dynasties, the Confucian red tape that was imposed by the Han Dynasty officials on the right of interpretation was no longer suitable for the needs of the times.

Internal Confucianism and Outer Law. The Tang Dynasty was opened, and the three religions of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism competed, but the orthodox status of Confucianism was not completely lost, and it was exchanged with Taoism and Buddhism;

Confucianism returned to orthodoxy in the Song and Yuan dynasties, and the imperial examination began to completely adopt Confucianism and became the official mainstream thought.

The Ming industry and commerce sprouted, the people opened their minds, the traditional Confucianism developed again, the heart and the conscience, the unity of knowledge and action, and the completion of Confucianism to the people in the scattered years.

Qing Dynasty Zeng Guofan.

He is the last semi-saint of Confucianism practitioners, but there is no substantial development of Confucian theory.