Confucianism

because hes stupidAccording to legend, Confucius studied with Lao Dan, the Daoist Master. Historians do not know about his formal eduction, or if he received one. Confucius was a Chinese philosopher.

The Han emperors chose smart, virtuous men to work in the government.

Unlike Confucius or Laozi, Hanfeizi taught that humans were naturally evil. He believed that they needed harsh laws and stiff punishments to force them to do their duty.

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Benevolence, Intellectual life, good tastes in social life.

Confucius greatly affected China's government in many ways. For example, to get a government job, you had to pass a very difficult exam on Confucianism. Confucius's teaching left a strong mark on China that was not easily removed.

The way that Confucius changed the way of becoming part of the civil services is that his ideas allowed all available candidates to enter by passing exams based on his teachings and philosophy. He abolished the use of aristocracy (Air-i-stock-rawr-see- Aristocracy-Going into a high position only by using you birth status and gender) And used a Meritocracy (Mary-tock-rawr-see- Meritocracy-Earning a status or job by proving yourself through testing or working) method on the testing.

because it was used in villages so they wanted to keep their traditions

Confucianism lost all official support.

The best way is to be peaceful and friendly. Both of these put people in better moods, and when people are in better moods, they are, in return, more peaceful and friendly. There are a lot of other ways to promote them, but these are the most powerful by far.

because the silk road would bring people from every were and everything

he didn't. he created the religion confucianism.

Confucius basically believed in relationships. It was believed and taught the importance of relationships with the ruler and subjects, father and son, husband and wife, brother and brother, and friend to friend. The idea was that is these relationships were healthy life for all would be better in every way.

the song dynasty in china used the ideas of confucianism. :-) The Shang dynasty used the ideas of Confucianism.

He was a civil servant and administrator.
Confucius was a teacher and philosopher, so he taught people. His famous saying" Do not do unto others, as others do unto you". He wanted to be part of the government.

the six letter word ending in "CE" is stance.

legalism

Confucius provided the foundations of Chinese ethics, favoring harmony over disunity, meritocracy over aristocracy, materialism over spiritualism, inclusiveness over ethnonationalism, submission to power over will of the people, and order over creativity.

Although ancestors are worshipped in Confucianism, it is a monotheistic religion, because they worship 'Ti'en (Heaven).'

God, in Confucianism, is more like the way Deists believe in Him, rather than Christians, Muslims, Sikhs, or Jews would understand Him.

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funny story i was the one that asked this question but didn't have the answer so i found it ANSWER: Conficius' teachings had a major impact on chinese goverment. They became the basic training for members of the civil service. The civil service is the group of people who carry out the work of government.Thats how I THINK they promomted him.

He had 1 son and 2 daughters with his wife Qi-guan-Shi. His son's name was Li.

the goal of confucionism is hard to describe because Confucianism is a way of life, not a religion. so the goal simply put, is to be smart

He is remembered with his ways that he taught men, to be good rulers and to be kind to one another and also to respect your parents.

Beliefs: Confucian ethical teachings include the following values: Li: includes ritual, propriety, etiquette, etc. Hsiao: love within the family: love of parents for their children and of children for their parents Yi: righteousness Xin: honesty and trustworthiness Jin: benevolence, humaneness towards others; the highest Confucian virtue Chung: loyalty to the state.