On Xiao Yi's Ideology
Zhong Shi
Abstract
Zhong Shi
Abstract
Xiao Yi lived in the eve of a historical period when the South and the North tended to merge into one another in Chinese history. His ideology reveals a mixture of Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism and many others, distinguishing itself as a particular ideological system. This ideology illustrates his political ambition of uniting the separate states into a monarchy and the establishment of a dominating idea in the ideological culture in his time.
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Xiao Yi lived in the eve of a historical period when the South and the North tended to merge into one another in Chinese history. His ideology reveals a mixture of Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism and many others, distinguishing itself as a particular ideological system. This ideology illustrates his political ambition of uniting the separate states into a monarchy and the establishment of a dominating idea in the ideological culture in his time.
Key concepts: Ideology, Buddhism, Taoism, Monarchy, Politics, Merge (version control), Philosophy, Religious studies