The Duke of Chou (twelfth century B.C.) is regarded as one of the greatest statesmen in Chinese history. Also known as the Yellow Emperor, he is considered to be the architect of the Chou dynasty and the true founder of the Confucian tradition. Confucius looked to the Duke for his model and believed it was his mission to reestablish the principles and culture of the early Chou era, considered to be a golden age.
The Duke of Chou was a legendary figure whose life is surrounded in the mists of ancient history, though accounts of his personal life and achievements do remain. The Duke of Chou is credited with the writing of the I Ching and with the founding a new form of classical Chinese music. Some historians also credit him with the founding of traditional Chinese medicine. In addition, he was instrumental in the invention of the calendar and forms of Martial Arts that are beneficial for health as well as self-defense. His wife, Luo Zu, is said to have taught the Chinese to weave silk from the cocoon of domesticated silkworms.
The Duke of Chou is said to have lived to be 100 years old. Of his 25 children, 14 were boys. All of the noble families of the first three dynasties of China are reputed to have been descendants of these sons. When the Duke's long life was over, he arranged his affairs with his ministers and prepared for his journey to heaven. Some Chinese believed that he flew to the heavens on the back of a dragon and became an immortal.
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They are King Wen and his son, the Duke of Zhou, and Chiang Tzu-ya who was Prime Minister to both King Wen and his son King Wu. King Wen and the Duke of Chou co-authored the I Ching, and Chiang Tzu-ya authored The Six Secrets of War. They were all significant players in the overthrow of the Shang Dynasty and the origination of the Chou Dynasty in 1046 BCE. They are regarded as exemplars of the social ethics advanced by Confucius
Confucius was not a negative influence. In fact, he was one of the most Famous philosophers of China. He made a great impact on the administration of China.
The one place in the US government where you can see the influence of Confucius is in the judicial branch. In this portion of the government, the law is blind to all influences and a person is judged by his peers.
Both lived in China, during the Zhou (Chou) dynasty. Confucius lived in Qufu, in Shandong Province from 551 to 471 BC. Lau Tzu was a bit more of a shadowy character, and his precise times and whereabouts are not really known.
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Confucius is a great Chinese philosopher, known for his teachings on ethics, morality, and social harmony. His ideas have had a significant influence on Chinese culture and thought, rather than Japanese or Persian.
Confucius was a Chinese philosopher whose thoughts and teachings greatly influence Chinese culture. Although many regard Confucianism as a religion, it is but a system of social and ethical philosophy.
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He lived in the Chou dynasty, around 500 BCE.- Lil Miss Snoogy (:
In French, Confucius is spelled "Confucius."