Reexplanation of the Misfortune of Danggu during the End of Eastern Han Dynasty
Juan Zhang
Abstract
Juan Zhang
Abstract
The academic circles discuss the misfortune of Danggu of Eastern Han Dynasty, from the point of orthodox and officialdom, which shows an attitude of belittling the eunuch class. The purpose of this article is to break through the traditional ideas, to reexpound the misfortune of Danggu from the view of the lower people, who strived for a higher social status through the reconstruction of criterion of politician.
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The academic circles discuss the misfortune of Danggu of Eastern Han Dynasty, from the point of orthodox and officialdom, which shows an attitude of belittling the eunuch class. The purpose of this article is to break through the traditional ideas, to reexpound the misfortune of Danggu from the view of the lower people, who strived for a higher social status through the reconstruction of criterion of politician.
Key concepts: Misfortune, Point (geometry), Class (philosophy), History, Sociology, Political science, Philosophy, Epistemology