Confucianism, Daoism, and Legalism Overview

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Confucius

Prominent philosopher born in 551 BCE.

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The Analects

Collection of Confucius's discussions with students.

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Filial Piety

Respect for parents and ancestors in Confucianism.

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Li (Ritual)

Proper conduct and ceremonies governing social interactions.

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Ren (Humaneness)

Foundation of ethical behavior in relationships.

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The Five Relationships

Father-Son, Husband-Wife, and others defining social structure.

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Daoism

Philosophy emphasizing natural harmony and simplicity.

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Dao

Translates to 'the way', guiding towards enlightenment.

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Laozi

Traditionally regarded as the founder of Daoism.

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Dao de Jing

Foundational text outlining Daoist philosophy.

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Qi

Vital energy composed of Yin and Yang forces.

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Yin and Yang

Balance of dark and light forces essential for harmony.

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Legalism

Philosophy advocating strict laws and harsh punishments.

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Yuan Dynasty

Mongol-established dynasty from 1271 to 1368.

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Silk Roads

Trade routes facilitating East-West cultural exchanges.

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Ming Dynasty

Dynasty from 1368 to 1644, restoring Han culture.

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Hongwu

Founder of the Ming Dynasty, reformed agriculture.

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Yongle

Hongwu's son, established Beijing as capital. Known for his tyranny and being "illegitimate", as he killed the heir to the throne

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Forbidden City

Imperial palace built during Yongle's reign.

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Zheng He

Led seven maritime expeditions under Yongle's rule.

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Maritime Expeditions

Voyages asserting Chinese dominance in trade.

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Cultural Exchanges

Interactions between different cultures during dynasties.

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