"History of Confucianism"

儒学发展史

In Chinese history, Confucius is a landmark figure. Warring States Period Rumo and that "significant learning." Confucius is the founder of Confucianism. That he was born poor and lowly, to commoner's body is famous for. Early on he was known to the world order based at the ceremony, more effort, asking "Kejifuli, benevolent and also" claims. He offered education, and hold by the real people of Chi Chi lobby princes States, with its personal charm and appeal of casting the character of the Chinese nation. According to legend, Confucius doors were 3000 people, Leg 70 people. In his later years, he is committed to finishing literature books, the "poem", "book", etc. later be known as the "Six Classics", or will "Six Classics." 479 BC, Confucius Keranchangshi at the age of 73 years of age.www.6park.com

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The Western Han Dynasty historian Sima Qian's evaluation of Confucius, said: "The world's monarchs and even the sage is too much, when alive, are the glory of a prominent, once the dead and disappeared without a trace. Confucius was only civilians, but his reputation and doctrines was circulated for more than ten generations, scholars are still praised for his master. from the emperor to Hau Wong, any art to speak of six people through the Tao, the doctrine of Confucius regarded as the ultimate criterion to judge and measure, Confucius can be said to be paramount The sage of! "

• First chapter the origin and early development of Confucianism - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10 (3)
  • Section Confucian origin - Quick (8129 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section II of the evolution of Confucianism - Quick (5473 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section III, the establishment of Confucianism - Quick (6519 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
• Confucius and Confucianism in the early second chapter - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10 (4)
  • Section biographies of Confucius - Quick (4458 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section II of the official school of Confucianism and the decadence of the process - Quick (13587 bytes)3/21/10 (0)
  • Section of Confucius Academic feelings and the formation of early Confucianism - Quick (16,259 bytes)3/21/10 (0)
  • Section IV the relationship between Confucius and Confucian classics - Quick (fourteen thousand eight hundred seventy-eight bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
• Chapter III of Confucianism after Confucius differentiation - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10 (4)
  • Section Confucian disciples the basic situation and its differentiation process - Quick (twenty-four thousand nine hundred and sixty-one bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section II of the challenges faced by Confucianism and Response - Quick (8824 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section 8 so-called Confucian School and the end of the pre-Qin Confucianism - Quick (16746 bytes) 3/21/10(0)
  • Section 8 under the so-called Confucian School and the end of the pre-Qin Confucianism - Quick (twenty-three thousand two hundred forty-four bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
• Chapter IV Qin: Confucianism in the first crushing blow - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10 (3)
  • Academic Section of political unity and unity - Quick (5956 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • II Confucianism France Conflict: The difference between the ideal and the reality - Quick (6477 bytes)3/21/10 (0)
  • Section III cultural disaster: Fenshukengru - Quick (8660 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
• Chapter Han Dynasty: the golden age of Confucianism - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10 (3)
  • Section Huanglao Learning and Confucian ideology, with the Hang throne - Quick (twenty-three thousand nine hundred thirty-one bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section II between the academic and political: this classical struggle - Quick (22,487 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section III and the Confucian classics to sink the spirit of the reversion - Quick (twenty-nine thousand six hundred and ninety-nine bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
• Chapter VI Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties: the revitalization of Confucianism Movement - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10 (4)
  • Section I of the Metaphysics of Confucianism - Quick (29,270 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section II of the Wei-Jin period, Confucian, Taoist and Buddhist disputes - Quick (25151 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section III of the Confucianism and Taoism of Buddhism - Quick (21,094 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Under Section III of Confucianism and Taoism of Buddhism - Quick (12789 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
• Chapter VII of the Sui and Tang dynasties: the re-official study of Confucianism - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10 (3)
  • Section of political unity and the three religions - Quick (19,785 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • II upgrading of the status of Confucianism and unification - Quick (12859 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section III plight of Confucianism and updates - Quick (twenty-seven thousand eight hundred and fifty-four bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
• Chapter VIII of the Song and Liao Xia Jin: The Transformation of Confucianism - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10 (4)
  • Section I on the formation and development of Neo-Confucianism - Quick (seventeen thousand four hundred sixteen bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section under the formation and development of Neo-Confucianism - Quick (13630 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section II of the comprehensive expression of Neo-Confucianism ideology - Quick (twenty-nine thousand two hundred fourteen bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section Liao Xia Jin and Yuan Dynasties of Confucianism - Quick (14294 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
• Chapter IX of the Ming Dynasty: the decline of Neo-Confucianism and the rise of Mind - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10(3)
  • Section of the official school of Neo-Confucianism and the decline of the process - Quick (5500 bytes)3/21/10 (0)
  • Section Yangming Science: Mind the synthesizer - Quick (26,387 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section III re-scheduled for the spirit of Confucianism: Confucianism and ultra-Confucianism complement -Quick (12969 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
• Chapter X in the Qing Dynasty: Confucianism's prosperity and crisis - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10 (5)
  • Section Qian Jia Han's predecessor - Quick (27,883 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section Qian Jia academic system - Quick (13190 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section III on the Qian-Jia Sinology differentiation and the reconstruction of Confucian tradition - Quick(19,307 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section III of the Qian-Jia Han differentiation and the reconstruction of Confucian tradition - Quick(eleven thousand two hundred and ninety-eight bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Under Section Sinology Qian Jia differentiation and the reconstruction of Confucian tradition - Quick(twenty-nine thousand and fifty-two bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
• Chapter XI of the Republic of China: After the end of the study of new ventures, and Confucianism - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10 (3)
  • Section I of Confucius and the modern life of conflict - Quick (20,569 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • The end of Section II of the classics of the new ventures, and Confucianism - Quick (25369 bytes) 3/21/10(0)
  • Section III retro culture and national culture-building - Quick (eighteen thousand two hundred fifty-nine bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
• Chapter XII The People's Republic of China: Confucianism from decline to recovery - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10 (3)
  • Section Confucian political ideology out of the stage - Quick (6238 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • II Confucianism doom - Quick (7630 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section III Road revival of Confucianism - Quick (15737 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
• Chapter XIII Hong Kong and Taiwan: Neo-Confucian position - Quick (0 bytes) 3/21/10 (4)
  • Section Neo-Confucian for the future of basic knowledge of Chinese culture - Quick (12019 bytes) 3/21/10(0)
  • Section II of Neo-Confucianism on the back of the New - Quick (10984 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section III Confucianism and Democracy - Quick (10138 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)
  • Section IV Confucianism in the process of modernization - Quick (9002 bytes) 3/21/10 (0)