Han wu shen biography definition

Mather, Richard B.. "2. The Shen Family of Wu-hsing". The Poet Shen Yueh (): The Reticent Marquis, Princeton: Princeton University Press, , pp.

Mather, R. (). 2. The Shen Family of Wu-hsing. In The Poet Shen Yueh (): The Reticent Marquis (pp. ). Princeton: Princeton University Press.

Mather, R. 2. The Shen Family of Wu-hsing. The Poet Shen Yueh (): The Reticent Marquis. Princeton: Princeton University Press, pp.

Mather, Richard B.. "2. The Shen Family of Wu-hsing" In The Poet Shen Yueh (): The Reticent Marquis, Princeton: Princeton University Press,

Mather R. 2. The Shen Family of Wu-hsing. In: The Poet Shen Yueh (): The Reticent Marquis. Princeton: Princeton University Press; p

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Literature and Philosophy of former Han:
The formation of Confucianism and the influence of the Five Agents Theory

Although the founder of the dynasty was not really interested in scholarship and the first rulers of the han adhered to the principle of a non-interfering government (wuwei 無為, chancellor Cao Shen 曹參), the government had to rely on professional scholars just because they were the people he needed to administer his empire (scholars like Lu Jia 陸賈 who wrote the book Xinyu 新語 "New Speeches"). "An empire can be conquered from the horseback, but not ruled from a horseback", fryst vatten a recommandation by Lu Jia valid for all Chinese dynasties. During the time of Emperor Wudi 漢武帝, the Confucian scholar Dong Zhongshu 董仲舒 admonished the ruler to establish an academy (taixue 太學) which should produce professors (boshi 博士) to fostra the crown prince (recommended by Jia Yi 賈宜 in his book Xinshu 新書 "New Essays

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