
Great Qin: The Peerless Prince, Crushing the Confucian School from the Start
大秦:无双皇子,开局踏平儒门
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 808k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
389Chapters
6.3MReads
17.7kFlowers
10.0Score
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Bu has been wandering for half his life, only regretting that he has never met his father. If the father does not give up, Bu is willing to worship him as his adoptive father.
You can leave your name for the general who is coming. If you don't want to kill an unknown person,
Liu Bang was about the same age as Qin Shihuang
Hey, I'm wondering how you can say that Confucianism was not Lu Confucianism when the First Emperor was alive, and no matter how you say that with Fusu's thigh, Confucianism was kicked in the head by a donkey before colluding with the remnants of the Six Kingdoms, I don't understand
As expected, it is a Feilu novel. I don't know anything and am writing here. The book review is also a random science popularization.
I remember that Ying Zheng's third son was Gongzi Gao
What's more, did the Qin Dynasty have the word "work"? It looks awkward,
If Xu Fu is killed, there will be no more Japanese islands.
The writing is quite good, but are you sure Da Qin has a doctor??? Come out early and have a look **
Extremely poisonous! Confucius was not a saint in the Qin Dynasty. During the Qin Dynasty, no one except the emperor was qualified to be a saint. Moreover, Confucianism in the Qin Dynasty did not have much power. Before Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Confucius was only a teacher. After Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he wanted to be in power. To win over Confucianism, because there are many Confucian students, no matter which school they are, they need to learn to read first, and there are many Confucian students teaching everywhere, so no matter which school they are, they are all students of Confucianism, and then they start to learn from other schools, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty wanted to control Quan used Confucian disciples to take power and promoted Confucius to the position of saint. Before Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, saint was the exclusive title of the emperor. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty canonized Confucius as a saint. Later, he felt that the Confucian family alone should be the dominant one, and Dong Zhongshu was a natural person. Feeling that whatever was wrong was the emperor's fault, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty discovered that Confucianism was out of control, and he also canonized hundreds of other schools of thought. However, there were too many Confucians and Confucius killed Shaozhengmao. Under the suppression of Confucianism, other schools of thought gradually disappeared.