Transcript Andrea W
By, Andrea W.
CONFUCIANISM V.S. DAOISM
V.S. LEGALISM
Confucianism: 5 Basic
Relationships
The five basic relationships are ruler
and subject, husband and wife, father
and son, older sibling and younger
sibling, and friend and friend.
People must respect and obey all of
the basic relationships.
Confucius :Life in
China
Confucius lived from 551
to 479 B.C.E., in the
small state of Lu in
eastern China.
He experience lords fight
for power.
Confucius respected
Chinese traditions and
scholars.
Confucianism: The Influence
Confucianism taught “Do not do to
others what you would not what done
to you”.
Confucianism influence people to
have proper behavior.
Laozi lived in the late
500 B.C. E.
Some people think
he is just a legend
others disagree.
According to Daoism
Laozi is said to be
the author of the
Dao De Jing.
Daoism: Laozi
Daoism: Yin and Yang
Yin and Yang are true
harmony which comes
from balancing
opposite forces of
nature.
Daoism: The Behavior
Daoist believed that everyone must
discover the Dao for themselves.
Daoist also thought too many laws would
get in the way of living naturally and the
Dao.
So the best rulers were the people who
ruled less.
Hanfeizi lived
from 280 to
233 B.C.E.
Legalism:
Hanfeizi
He was the
prince in a
royal family.
Hanfeizi
wanted to
create
peace in his
society.
Legalism: The Government
•Hanfeizi thought the only way to
create a good society was to make
harsh laws and brutal punishments.
•Hanfeizi believed that rulers should
trust no one not even their families.
Legalism: Qin Dynasty
The Qin dynasty looked up to Hanfeizi
writings. To make these goals they
made brutal laws and punishments.
Some died from the brutal
punishments.
Videos
Confucianism:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fa_Z3aUa
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Daoism:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi62EjwG
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Resources: Citations
“Three Chinese Philosophies." History
Alive! the Ancient World. Palo Alto, CA:
Teachers' Curriculum Institute, 2004. Print.
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