the confucian scholar-official system began during the ming dynasty.
the confucian scholar-official system began during the ming dynasty.
the confucian scholar-official system began during what dynasty?
ming dynasty
traditionally, it was thought that confucius himself had compiled or edited the texts of the five classics. the scholar yao hsin-chung allows that there are good reasons to believe that confucian classics took shape in the hands of confucius, but that “nothing can be taken for granted in the matter of the early versions of the classics.” from the time of the western han dynasty, yao continues, most confucian scholars believed that confucius re-collected and edited the prior works, thereby “fixing” the versions of the ancient writings which became the classics. in the twentieth century, many chinese scholars still held to this tradition. the new confucian scholar, xiong shili (1885–1968), for instance, held that the six classics were the final versions "fixed up" by confucius in his old age. other scholars had and have different views. the old text school, for instance, relied on versions found in the han dynasty which supposedly survived the qin dynasty burning of the books but many of them held that these works had not been edited by confucius but survived directly from the zhou dynasty.
four books and five classics
section::::notable alumni.:historical figures.









































bullet::::- jeong inji (1396-1478) neo-confucian scholar, historian, vice-minister of education









































bullet::::- shin suk-ju (1417-1475) prime minister from 1461–64 and 1471–75









































bullet::::- jo gwang-jo (1482-1520) neo-confucian scholar, martyr one of the 18 sages of korea,









































bullet::::- yi hwang (1501-1570) neo-confucian scholar









































bullet::::- yi i (1536-1584) neo-confucian scholar, politician









































bullet::::- yu seong-ryong (1542-1607) scholar, official









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- list of korea-related topics









































bullet::::- list of colleges and universities in south korea









































bullet::::- education in the joseon dynasty









































bullet::::- sungkyunkwan









































bullet::::- education in south korea









































bullet::::- daehangno









































bullet::::- samsung global scholarship program









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- official site









































bullet::::- official site
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