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500
symbols
the symbol is the cirlce that has black on one side and white on the other -
550
other religions
the religions taoism and buddism impacted the religion confuscianism because they are origin from the same idea -
551
early confucianism
(BC)Kong Qiu or Kong Fuzi was the founder of a way of life, philosophy, or religion named Confucianism after a Latinized form of the founder's name. Confucius. -
551
where it was born
(BC)
Confucius was born in the state of Lu, which was in eastern China, with a section of coast along the Yellow Sea -
552
the religion
the religion based around Confucius died out at the end of the Chou Dynasty. (BC) -
Jan 1, 1000
rapid spread
Korea, japan, and other asian countries fell under china's control which made confucianism spread rapidly -
Apr 7, 1006
the country
confucianism was founded through the 6-5 century b.c. it was founded in china, they do not have any specific rituals or practices. -
Apr 25, 1130
Chu Hsi
in 1130-1200 bc a scholor named Chu Hsi, he begin to worship this religion and established it at the temple of Confucius in Qufu. -
Apr 25, 1156
spread
confucianism spreaded through out all of asia and its neighboring countries like korea. -
Jan 5, 1272
sung dynasty
between the years 917-1272 the state cult of Confucius organized confucianism in the Sung dynasty (BC) -
leaders
this religion spreaded because most of the leaders in china believed in this religion -
dates
confucianism did not have big dates, but paid most attention to their rituals. -
importance
confucianism is a very important piece of chinese history because it taught justice and sincerity in a family unit -
teachings
confucians teaching has spread from china to korea and other countries from the last 2500 years -
people
there are 6,300,000 people who practice confuscianism till this day -
regions where it is practiced
the regions where it is most practiced include china japan vitnam and most parts of eastern asia -
revived
During the Qin Dynasty, the Emperor started Confucian scholars. Confucianism survived, and revived in 195 B.C. in the Han Dynasty.