Fan Zhongyan and the Political Reform during Qingli Emperor
Guo Xue-xin
Abstract
Guo Xue-xin
Abstract
In regard to the depth and the range of the reform, the political reform during Qingli Emperor was not only overtaking any other partial reformation in the history of Song dynasty ,but also different from Wang Anshi'reform during the Emperor of Xining. It included every domain such as politics, economy, military, education and imperial examinations and so on. It concentrated the main opinion of scholar-officials in court and out of office who required reform and aimed at the maladministration of Song dynasty. This reform could be said great and deep , detailed and comprehensive. It showed the measureless responsibility consciousness and the mission consciousness to the society of the Song-dynasty' scholar-officials headed by Fan Zhongyan.
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In regard to the depth and the range of the reform, the political reform during Qingli Emperor was not only overtaking any other partial reformation in the history of Song dynasty ,but also different from Wang Anshi'reform during the Emperor of Xining. It included every domain such as politics, economy, military, education and imperial examinations and so on. It concentrated the main opinion of scholar-officials in court and out of office who required reform and aimed at the maladministration of Song dynasty. This reform could be said great and deep , detailed and comprehensive. It showed the measureless responsibility consciousness and the mission consciousness to the society of the Song-dynasty' scholar-officials headed by Fan Zhongyan.
Key concepts: Emperor, Politics, Consciousness, Overtaking, History, Law, Political science, Ancient history