2005Journal of Fujian Normal UniversityRequires access

The Relationship between Xiao yans Ideology and His Odes

YU Ying-li

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The founder of Liang Dynasty, Xiao-yan, had taken in three ideologies, including Confucius, Taoism and Buddhism.This is reflected in a number of his literary works, especially his odes. The paper makes a preliminary attempt to discuss the relationship between his odes and his ideology which was the admixture of confucius.Taoism and Buddhism.

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The founder of Liang Dynasty, Xiao-yan, had taken in three ideologies, including Confucius, Taoism and Buddhism.This is reflected in a number of his literary works, especially his odes. The paper makes a preliminary attempt to discuss the relationship between his odes and his ideology which was the admixture of confucius.Taoism and Buddhism.

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The founder of Liang Dynasty, Xiao-yan, had taken in three ideologies, including Confucius, Taoism and Buddhism.This is reflected in a number of his literary works, especially his odes. The paper makes a preliminary attempt to discuss the relationship between his odes and his ideology which was the admixture of confucius.Taoism and Buddhism.

Key concepts: Taoism, Ideology, Buddhism, Ode, Philosophy, Literature, Epistemology, Art

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