Shi Huangdi actually opposed Confucianism and sent much of its literature and scholarship (both written and people) to be burned. It is only by luck that Confucianism survived to become the official philosophy of the Han Dynasty and therefore survival.
Shi Huangdi endorsed Legalism, purveyed by Li Si, which was a philosophy of crime and punishment. He believed that the Chinese People owed him their authority and if they did not give it to him, they were no longer useful subjects.
No, Shi Huangdi, the first emperor of China, actually suppressed Confucianism and other philosophical schools during his rule. He promoted Legalism, which emphasized strict laws and punishments as a means of maintaining social order. His aim was to consolidate his power and control over the population, rather than promoting respect and harmony among individuals.
Confucianism has to no certain type of rules.
leagleism is what it says in my 6th grade school textbook -
Yes he was a follower of legalism.
Our textbooks say monarchs advocate Confucianism in that it teaches their subjects to be obedient and loyal to the rulers.
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The teachings of Confucianism are to respect others in your family, to have equal friends as yourself, and to follow government laws.
As of 2021, less than 1% of the Japanese population identify as followers of Confucianism. The influence of Confucianism in Japan has decreased over time, with Shinto and Buddhism being the dominant religions in the country.
Confucianism has to no certain type of rules.
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leagleism is what it says in my 6th grade school textbook -
Yes he was a follower of legalism.
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Confucianism was was not discovered as much as created by the philosophies of Chinese Philosopher Confucius himself. The followers of Confucianism follow his teachings, it was not discovered but invented.
Confucianism is primarily practiced in East Asia, with the highest concentration in countries like China, Korea, and Japan. It is estimated that less than 1% of the world's population actively follows Confucian teachings.
Cultivate virtue, wisdom guides our way, Order and harmony in all we say. Noble conduct and respect we must display, Follow the path of balance every day.
Our textbooks say monarchs advocate Confucianism in that it teaches their subjects to be obedient and loyal to the rulers.
3,000 but only 72 understood and mastered what he taught. -stitch green