'Confucian scholars' diaporamas de présentation

Tokugawa Confucianism

Tokugawa Confucianism. Western Confusionism. Typical Assertions. In Japan, the official guiding philosophy of the Tokugawa period (1603-1867) was Neo-Confucianism. This philosophy profoundly influenced the thought and behaviour of the educated class. Typical Assertions.

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Homework : Finish Chinese Culture Post-It by tomorrow

FrontPage : NNIGN. April 4: National Tell-A-Lie Day April 7: International Pillow Fight Day April 13: National Scrabble Day April 14: National Reach as High as You Can Day April 20: Lima Bean Respect Day April 22: National Jelly Bean Day April 23: Talk Like Shakespeare Day

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ANCIENT DYNASTIES OF CHINA

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Review: Spread of East Asian Civilizations

Review: Spread of East Asian Civilizations. The Tang Dynasty. China was divided for 400 years until Tang Dynasty Helped restore uniform government Recruited Confucian scholars for civil service jobs Developed new code of law

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The First Empire of China

The First Empire of China. History Alive Chapter 22. 22.1 Introduction. Unification of China Qin Shihangdi emperor of China from 221 to 210 B.C.E. 22.2 Creating an Empire. Prince Zheng of the Royal family of the state of Qin. Qin dynasty defeated the Zhou dynasty.

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World History

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Buddhism & the Axial Age

Buddhism & the Axial Age. Buddhism originated in India at the end of the 6th century BCE. This period is sometimes known as the Axial Age . Around this same time, major philosophical figures lived in several parts of the world; It was the age of Confucius and Laozi in China;

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The Creation of an Empire

In the middle part of the second century b.c.e., China was in chaos (craziness) . The different states in China were fighting each other for power. This era was known as the Warring States Period because the different states were at war with each other.

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Religions of Southern and Eastern Asia

SS7G12b: Compare and contrast the prominent religions in Southern and Eastern Asia: Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Shintoism, and the philosophy of Confucianism. Religions of Southern and Eastern Asia. 1. Which of the religions studied (Islam, Shinto, Confucianism, Hinduism and

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Qin dynasty

Qin dynasty . By: Amy Schneider. Introduction.

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CLEOPATRA

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Qin and the Qin Dynasty

Qin and the Qin Dynasty. UNITING CHINA. Qin was King of a state in 246 BCE Had a strong army of foot soldiers, archers, chariots of 600,000 men Conquers all of the other Chinese states by 221 BCE and declares himself emperor

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Merit

Merit.

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