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Page 76
... Confucianism in the college of the bakufu , but it had no marked results . At the same time , studies like Confucian- ism spread remarkably in the provinces , as can be seen from the establishment of domain schools ( hankō ) , prin ...
... Confucianism in the college of the bakufu , but it had no marked results . At the same time , studies like Confucian- ism spread remarkably in the provinces , as can be seen from the establishment of domain schools ( hankō ) , prin ...
Page 105
... Confucian philosophy . The second period in the de- velopment of Confucianism extended from the diffusion of the Sung philosophy at the end of the 12th century to the rise of different philosophical schools at the beginning of the 17th ...
... Confucian philosophy . The second period in the de- velopment of Confucianism extended from the diffusion of the Sung philosophy at the end of the 12th century to the rise of different philosophical schools at the beginning of the 17th ...
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... Confucian scholar Lee Hwang's " Anthology on the Nature of Principle " is a representative collection that included Neo - Confucian works up to the 17th century . 99 Mythological texts and traditions . The earliest founda- tion myth ...
... Confucian scholar Lee Hwang's " Anthology on the Nature of Principle " is a representative collection that included Neo - Confucian works up to the 17th century . 99 Mythological texts and traditions . The earliest founda- tion myth ...
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