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How was Liu bang's philosophy of rule different from Shi hunangdi's?
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The biggest difference was that Shi Huangdi was a harsh Legalist who felt the people should adhere to strict rules and be governed with an iron fist. This is why his dynasty, the Qin, only lasted for 15 years. Liu Bang adopted and popularized Confucianism.
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