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Did the Song dynasty adopt as its official policy a. Bureaucracy c. Neo-Confucianism b. Confucianism d. Buddhism?
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What beliefs do people in China have?
China has a history of being the birthplace of Taoism, Confucianism, and Zen Buddhism. Nowadays the Communist party is dominant, and the official doctrine is atheism. Mao had a "cult of personality" when alive.
Before the Song dynasty what religious belief probably had a negative effect on the popularity of Confucianism in China?
Neo-confucianism
Under what Emperor did Confucianism became China's official government policy?
Wu-ti
How did the tang dynasty affect daily life in china?
Starting in 618, the Tang developed a strong central government and revived the concept of the "official bureaucracy" started in the Han Dynasty. A bureaucracy is a system of government in which many departments and bureaus are headed by appointed officials. Each appointed official in the bureaucracy has certain responsibilities within the government. The intended effect is to create an efficient government and enable the government to help its people by supplying officials with different fields of expertise. The reintroduction of the bureaucracy served to stabilize China after hundreds of years of chaos.
What Does Chinese religion affect Chinese?
Buddhism is the official religion of China. Buddhism per say is not quite a religion but rather it is a self-help instruction involving cause and effect and how to better one's self.
What beliefs do people in China have?
China has a history of being the birthplace of Taoism, Confucianism, and Zen Buddhism. Nowadays the Communist party is dominant, and the official doctrine is atheism. Mao had a "cult of personality" when alive.
A system of government by groups or official?
Bureaucracy
How did the Mongols conquest of China impact Confucianism during the Yuan dynasty?
Confucianism lost all official support.
Main religion in china?
The main religion in China is a combination of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. These three belief systems have historically played a significant role in shaping Chinese culture and values. Additionally, there is also a growing number of people in China who identify as atheist or practice folk religions.
Before the Song dynasty what religious belief probably had a negative effect on the popularity of Confucianism in China?
Neo-confucianism
What was the official religion of the Tang Dynasty.?
Buddhism
When was the height of presence of taoism?
The Tang Dynasty (618 CE-907 CE) is usually considered Daoism's "high water" mark; during this period, Daoism was usually the official state creed, and Islam and Tantric (Tibetan/Mongolian) Buddhism had yet to make serious inroads in China. Later dynasties endorsed Confucianism or Buddhism as the state religion.
What are the major holidays in the Confucianism religion?
The birth of Confucius. No official or unofficial holidays.
Under what Emperor did Confucianism became China's official government policy?
Wu-ti
What does bureaucracy mean?
A government that is divided into departments.
What did the Sui dynasty belif?
Although there was no official state religion during the Sui Dynasty, Buddhism became the de facto state religion during Emperor Wen's reign. Confucianism was also present but in decline and Taoism retained a strong following.
Confucianism became the official doctrine or what of china?
the six letter word ending in "CE" is stance.
