What kind of political problems was the development of bureaucracy in Han China mean to solve?

Answer 1

A difficult question to answer fully, the Han dynasty saw the reversal of a lot of the rather harsh reforms of the Qin dynasty, although some of these reversal were positive, some positive aspect of the Qin reforms were also beganning to decline backwards because of this.

The most obvious example is that the bureaucracy was once again being dominated by noble familes, where as the Qin was keen on selecting purely based on merits. but the condition that made it possible in the Qin was no longer avalible in the Han (constant war), though in this situation although the Han made some continued attempts to reform, the situation remained largely unchanged (with the exception of times of troubles) really all the way until the Tang dynasty many centuries later.

Although the most serious change in the Han dynasty was the designation of Confucism as the primary state philosophy, the main reason for this change , although also was partially due to political struggles, was also because the Han emperors felt that there needs to be a single dominant philsophy supported by the state to improve central authority.

Answer 2

The kind of political problems that the development of bureaucracy in Han China was meant to solve is the conflict of interests. There was a marriage alliance which was agreed upon and negotiated making Han the inferior party to the agreement.

Answer 3

Hi. It was meant to fix the corruption and disloyalty across the land so china would become more peaceful and prevent fuedal breakouts.