U1L1 - Developments in East Asia Flashcards

1
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What did the Song Dynasty revive?

A

Confucianism

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2
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What dynasty did the Song Dynasty revive Confucianism from?

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Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE)

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3
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Under what dynasty and when did confucianism become China’s state religion

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Han Dynasty (206BCE - 220CE)

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4
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What is confucianism?

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Society is hierarchical by nature

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5
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What are the 5 relationships in Confucianism?

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Fathers - Son
Husbands - Wives
Rulers - Subjects
Older sibling - younger sibling
Friend - Friend

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6
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What would happen if everyone would obey their roles?

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Proper order! Harmony

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7
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What is the term describing honoring your olders and ancestors?

A

Filial Piety

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8
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How did filial piety affect the ruler?

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People treat the ruler with more respect because he is older

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9
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What was the revival of confucianism called?

A

neo-confucianism

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10
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What dynasty did neo-confucianism spur from?

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Neo-confucianism spurred in the Song Dynasty from the Tang Dynasty (Right before Song)

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11
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What made neoconfucianism “new”?

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Influence of buddhist and daoist philosophical ideas

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12
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What process does neo-confucianism demonstrate?

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Historical continuity molded to fit their purposes between centuries

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13
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How were women treated in confucianism?

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Very low position in hierarchy

Examples:
-Womens property became her husbands
-Few legal rights
-If widowed or divorced, forbidden from remarrying

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14
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What was a weird practice on women during the Song Dynasty?

A

Foot binding

More info:
-could barely walk with foot binds
-especially used on more elite women
-Flex because if your women cant walk she cant do chores, wealthy enough to hire servants

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15
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What is a bureaucracy?

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Governmental entity that carries the will of the emperor (Thousands of officials enforcing laws through giant china)

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16
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How could you get a role on the bureaucracy?

A

Civil service exam

17
Q

What was the topics talked about in the civil service exam?

A

Confucianism

18
Q

What influence did China have on Korea?

A

Korea had a close relationship with China. They would visit once a while and say “Wow we respect you, your empire is awesome!” Constantly scared of being invaded so they had to be kind.

They took:
-civil service exam to staff bureacracy
-confucian principles
-lowered status of women even further than China

19
Q

What influence did China have on Japan?

A

Japan adopted traits voluntarily from China. they are isolated by water unlike Korea.

What did Japan copy:
-bureacracy
-copied political stuff that China did good

20
Q

How was Vietnam influenced by China?

A

Similar to Korea, they were scared of China and respected them heavily. However, women were respected in Vietnam. They even had a female version of Budha.

Influences:
-Confucianism
-Buddhism
-Chinese literacy techniques
-Civil service examination

21
Q

Was foot binding adopted by Korea, Japan, or Vietnam

A

NOPE

22
Q

When did Buddhism spread to China?

A

During the Han Dynasty from India and Nepal

23
Q

What are the four noble truths in Buddhism?

A

-Life is suffering
-We suffer because we are greedy
-We stop suffering when we stop being greedy
-Eightfold path stops suffering and greediness

24
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What is the eightfold path?

A

Outlines and principles and practices a Buddhist must follow. Morals + Meditiation

25
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What features did Buddhism take from Hinduism?

A

Karma and Rebirth

26
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What is Theravada Buddhism?

-Orgin
-Beliefs
-Who practiced

A

-Originated in Sri Lanka
-Escaping the cycle of Birth and Death
-Limited only to monks who devoted their whole lives to

27
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What was Mahayana Buddhism?

A

-A form of Buddhism derived when Buddhism spread to East Asia
-From China
-Buddhist teachings available for all not just monks
-Made buddha into an object of devotion

28
Q

What was Tibetan Buddhism?

A

-From Tibet
-Mystical practices

29
Q

What was Chan Buddhism?

A

Mixture of confucianism and buddhism

30
Q

How was the economy in Song Dynasty?

A

AMAZING

-China produced more goods than it needed to survive and sold the excess
-Paper money, credit
-Fully commercialized
-Large amounts of iron and steel (tools, armor, coins)
-Champa Rice
-Nice transportation

31
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What was an extreme agricultural revolution for the Song Dynasty?

A

Champa Rice from Vietnam

32
Q

What were the traits of Champa Rice?

A

-Drought resistant
-Harvestable twice a year (doubling output)

33
Q

What transportation revolutionized China?

A

-Grand Canal, made trade much cheaper to trade between regions

-Compass, improved navigation in the water

-Ship building techniques