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Confucinism
Confucianism and Sinocentrism
Confucianism
Establishment of democratic government
Confucianism was the belief system that served as the basis of the civil service exams during the Han Dynasty in ancient China. The exams were designed to select candidates who were well-versed in Confucian teachings and values, such as filial piety, loyalty, and moral integrity, as a way to ensure good governance and administrative efficiency in the imperial bureaucracy.
The Sui Dynasty.
The basis of government during the apostolic age I would not nesserily call it govenment but the basis of the Apostolic Doctrine found in the entire book of Acts. See Acts of the Apostols.
The Song Dynasty (960-1279) significantly promoted Confucianism through the establishment of the civil service examination system, which emphasized Confucian texts and ideals as a basis for government positions. This system encouraged the education of scholars in Confucian thought, leading to an elite class that upheld and propagated these values. Additionally, the dynasty's policies supported the revival of Confucian philosophy by integrating it into state governance and promoting its ethical teachings as a means to create social harmony and stability. These efforts solidified Confucianism's influence on Chinese society and culture during this period.
Lenin’s teachings on leadership and dictatorship.
I think its central teachings is the Unity of everything See:the basis of Hinduism is the belief in the unity of everything.
The Han Dynasty came closest to achieving dualism.
Emperor Wudi implemented a system of meritocracy for appointing government officials, emphasizing the importance of education and examination. He established the Imperial Academy to train scholars in Confucian teachings, which became the basis for the civil service examination system. This shift aimed to select capable and knowledgeable individuals for government positions, reducing the influence of aristocratic birthright in favor of talent and merit.