In ancient China, during the Han dynasty, there were educated degree-holders (such as xiucai, juren, or jinshi) and who would enjoy special privileges of dress, law and social position.
As no more than 5% of them could become officials, the majority of the scholar-gentry stayed in local villages or cities as social leaders. The scholar-gentry carried out social welfare measures, taught in private schools, helped decide minor legal disputes, supervised community projects, maintained local Law and Order, conducted Confucian ceremonies, assisted in the government's collection of taxes, and preached Confucian moral teachings.
As a class, these scholars represented morality and virtue. Although they received no official salary and were not government officials, their contributions and cooperation were much needed by the district magistrate in governing local areas.
During the Han Dynasty, the Chinese government adopted Confucianism as their ideology more than anything. Confucius believed that rule should be by a class of "scholars" who were able to pass an exam, which would be open to everybody. these people were called scholar gentries.
The poor were unable to afford the eduaction neede for the difficult exam and the rich were able to basically cheat their way through.
The Fortunes of English gentry have degenterated because they have had to pay for domestic costs in England.
Unifying China is how the reigns of Wendi and Yangdi are similar and their political preferences is how they are different. An interesting fact is that Wendi and Yangdi had different political preferences because Wendi was a northern aristocrat and Yangdi didn't have any political preferences and considered him self a scholar-gentry
The Gentry Class of the Victorian Era was the upper class. The people in the gentry were usually part of the royal family, lords temporal, and the ecclesiastical (part of the church); the Queen was at the top. Most of the people in the House of Commons (the lower house of parliament) were of the genrty, but all of the people in the House of Lords (upper house of the parliament) were of the Gentry. They lived lives of ease and lavish activities like parties and dancing were usual pastimes the Gentry enjoyed.
Gentlemen were made up of the Nobility: Dukes and Earls, and the Gentry
Aristocracy Gentry.
Nunya buisness
The landed gentry that replaced the old aristocracy were known as scholar-gentry because they were appointed based on their performance in civil service examinations, which emphasized knowledge and education. This new class of scholar-gentry contributed to the stability and intellectual advancement of Chinese society during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
The Tang emperors had a favorable attitude towards the Confucian scholar gentry. They relied on them for administrative positions and sought their advice on governance. The emperors also supported the civil service examination system, which allowed the scholar gentry to enter the bureaucracy based on merit rather than family background.
Scholar-gentry
The families of the imperial wives, the scholar-gentry, and the imperial eunuchs.
The military was subordinated to the civilian administrators of the scholar-gentry, leaving the dynasty vulnerable to nomadic dynasties on the frontier.
They focused less on the military, and the scholar-gentry class continued to rule. Confucianism was strictly enforced in the elite class.
The address of the Gentry Public Library is: 105 E. Main, Gentry, 72734 8219
Jonathon Gentry's birth name is Gentry, Jonathon.
once i was a gentry was no me
Dennis Gentry's birth name is Dennis Louis Gentry.
Troy Gentry's birth name is Troy Lee Gentry.