Confucianism in China. Shanghai Confucian Temple.

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Confucianism in China

Shanghai Confucian Temple

The Life of Confucis  Called "First Sage"- Kongzi, K'ung fu-Tzu  born into humble beginnings  lived from B.C.E. during the Zhou dynasty  ancestors were aristocrats, but his family was poor  did not have a successful political career, he served as a magistrate, but did not advance in politics  in his mid 50s he left politics and began teaching  at his death (73) he had 3,000 followers

Basic Tenets - Virtues Li - propriety (etiquette & manners) Te - power which men are ruled, the power of moral example, honesty Ren/Jen - benevolence/ compassion/ human heartedness Chun Tzu - the ideal person, superior man Education - goodness needs to be nurtured  benevolence is attained through education and self cultivation and inner li  formed the Civil Service exam, where govt. officials were no longer chosen based on their families, but on their merit, education reigns not status Confucian Study Hall - the place that supervised the worshipping activities and the scholar education Sky and Cloud Reflection Pond - “sky and cloud reflection” comes from a poem by Zhu Xi, the great Confucian scholar in Song Dynasty.

Confucian Relationships Parent & Child  links individuals to past and present,  most important relationship – called filial piety- respect for parents, but parents are in charge of providing for their child's education and moral upbringing (parents are the source of life, and thus should be revered) Ruler & Ruled  rulers are expected to be just and moral and are subject to the Mandate of Heaven, Mandate of Heaven is a force that decides the destiny of all beings in the universe  Mandate of Heaven = rulers maintain a harmonious & peaceful order, they have the right to rule, if the country is cultivated than the whole world is cultivated Husband & Wife, Siblings, Friends  Most important are the parents to child and ruler to ruled,  Confucius looked at the relationships in the world and if they were working and created harmony the world would follow and good qualities would emanate from them and have an effect on everything