All his life, Prince Shotoku admired Chinese culture. So he sent scholars to China to learn all they could about Chinese society. For example, they taught the Japanese about Confucianism.
Confucianism outlined how families should behave.
Another thing is that Shotoku was a Buddhist, and he wanted to spread Buddhism throughout his country, but most people prefered to keep their traditional religion, Shinto. Shotoku didn't give up and built a buddhist Temple to change people's minds and it then became very popular.
Shotoku also wanted to change Japan's government to be more like China's, and Japan Emperors to have more power, like China's emperors did. As a result, Japan's emperors gained a LITTLE power.
The content of Shotoku's constitution, also known as the Seventeen-Article Constitution, was influenced by several factors. One major influence was Confucianism, which emphasized moral values, order, and hierarchy in society. Another influence was Buddhism, which advocated for equality and compassion. Additionally, Shotoku's desire to centralize political power and establish a strong and harmonious government also shaped the content of the constitution.
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whaT KEY INFLUENCES SHAPED SEN NO RIKYU'S LIFE
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European civilizations shaped major influences like the religions Judaism and Christianity and Greece and Rome political traditions.
it was the same as the BritishObviously the the governments of many former British colonies are base on the British system of government and law. That and in some instances influences that came from the original culture and religion.
how is a persons self-concept shaped
The new government is what influenced and shaped the government of the British government. This was done Jefferson.
A high silica content of the magma will form tall, steep-sided, or cone-shaped mountains. A low silica content produces shield shaped or broad volcanoes.
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Three main influences; the Egyptian dynasties, barbaric paganism and the European colonization/culture.
"Miracles from Heaven" draws on themes of faith, spirituality, and hope that are influenced by the Christian religious tradition. The narrative style is shaped by inspirational and autobiographical writings that focus on personal transformation and overcoming adversity. Additionally, the story's content reflects historical beliefs in divine intervention and the power of miracles in healing and bringing about positive change.
One of the most important influences on Whittier's life was his Quaker faith, which shaped his beliefs in equality, pacifism, and social justice. His religious convictions inspired much of his poetry and activism.