Confucianism and Doaism

Question 1

Ying/Yang

Answer 1

Concept that describes how opposite forces can create each other and actually be complementary and interconnected to each other in the Natural world.

Question 2

Wuxing

Answer 2

Five phases or five elements starting from cosmos too elements on earth to elements in a humans body.

Question 3

Shen

Answer 3

When a person of ripe age and is properly buried is known as a Shen who will become spirit of benevolent power and protects people.

Question 4

Gui

Answer 4

When a person has a tragic or bad way of dying without proper burial becomes a spirit who brings harm and tragedy upon others and become vengeful.

Question 5

Five Basic Relationships

Answer 5

Father-Son
Older Brother- Younger Brother
Ruler-Subject
Friend- Friend
Husband-Wife

Question 6

Primacy Of Tian

Answer 6

Supreme power overruling reigning over lesser gods and human beings.

Question 7

Ren

Answer 7

Humanity and belovance

Question 8

Yi

Answer 8

Righteousness

Question 9

Li

Answer 9

Rituals and Rites

Question 10

Analects

Answer 10

Teaches ethics,Morality,Virtue. Talks about pleasing this life and not worrying about the afterlife. The importance of Transcendence.

Question 11

Doctrine of the mean

Answer 11

Moderation in all things os the optimal path.

Question 12

Confucianism in Korea

Answer 12

He became the orthodox ideology in Korea.
Shaping moral system
Relationships older younger
legal systems

Question 13

Daoism as a organized religion

Answer 13

It took moral values from Confucianism and monasciticsm and clerical celibacy from buddhism.

Question 14

Founders of Doaism

Answer 14

Laozi and zhuanugzi

Question 15

Confucius and women

Answer 15

He oppresses women

Question 16

Daoism on women

Answer 16

Given them respect and a privileged position simply because they are women and their own virtues.

Question 17

Teaching of Confucius

Answer 17

Wisdom, goodness, kindness, modesty, honesty and trustworthy