Henan Confucianism in Ming Dynasty and Compilation of Local Chronicles
Pang Nai-ming
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Pang Nai-ming
Abstract
In Ming Dynasty, Henan Confucianism was the core of compiling the provincial local chronicles, in which Confucian masters and disciples invested not only valuable thoughts but also all-out participation. Confucian compilation of local chronicles was the objective requirement of senior development stage, as well as mirrored the flourish of Confucian Education in Ming Dynasty. And besides, it made significant contribution to local politics and culture progress.
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In Ming Dynasty, Henan Confucianism was the core of compiling the provincial local chronicles, in which Confucian masters and disciples invested not only valuable thoughts but also all-out participation. Confucian compilation of local chronicles was the objective requirement of senior development stage, as well as mirrored the flourish of Confucian Education in Ming Dynasty. And besides, it made significant contribution to local politics and culture progress.
Key concepts: Politics, History, Ancient history, Aesthetics, Political science, Literature, Philosophy, Law