The Developing Trace of Qin and Han Dynasty's Domination Thought
Wang Er-chun
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Wang Er-chun
Abstract
Domination idea from Qin and Han dynasties is superficial different,but in fact,the ruling tactics pursuing is consistent.Qin dynasty carries out the legalists line,reality operates Confucianism;at the beginning of the early Han dynasty,though accepting a lesson from Qin,rulers pursue Huanglao's inactivity view,HuangLao' thought has experienced mixing with other thought;later,HanWu Emperor have carried out the tyranny is mingled with benevolent rule although having established the position that the Confucius respects alone.The later Han dynasty continues severing the Confucius,but the Confucius now not only have experienced oneself consciously reforming,but also have made Confucianism mystical further,and have accomplished reforming as government philosophy.
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Domination idea from Qin and Han dynasties is superficial different,but in fact,the ruling tactics pursuing is consistent.Qin dynasty carries out the legalists line,reality operates Confucianism;at the beginning of the early Han dynasty,though accepting a lesson from Qin,rulers pursue Huanglao's inactivity view,HuangLao' thought has experienced mixing with other thought;later,HanWu Emperor have carried out the tyranny is mingled with benevolent rule although having established the position that the Confucius respects alone.The later Han dynasty continues severing the Confucius,but the Confucius now not only have experienced oneself consciously reforming,but also have made Confucianism mystical further,and have accomplished reforming as government philosophy.
Key concepts: Emperor, Legalism (Western philosophy), Mysticism, TRACE (psycholinguistics), Chinese philosophy, Philosophy, Government (linguistics), Ancient history