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    Confucianism originated in China in the 6th-5th century BCE through the teachings of Confucius. Its primary purpose is to achieve harmony, which is the most important social value in Confucianism. Leadership in Confucianism is built on moral character and virtuous examples. Confucianism was later adopted in other East Asian countries like Korea, Japan, and Vietnam.

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    Confucianism originated in China in the 6th-5th century BCE through the teachings of Confucius. Its primary purpose is to achieve harmony, which is the most important social value in Confucianism. Leadership in Confucianism is built on moral character and virtuous examples. Confucianism was later adopted in other East Asian countries like Korea, Japan, and Vietnam.

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    Confucianism originated in China in the 6th-5th century BCE through the teachings of Confucius. Its primary purpose is to achieve harmony, which is the most important social value in Confucianism. Leadership in Confucianism is built on moral character and virtuous examples. Confucianism was later adopted in other East Asian countries like Korea, Japan, and Vietnam.

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    CONFUCIANISM

    WR - Group 7
    Group Members
    Denzel Cabiling - History
    Carl Jairus Minimo - Holy Place
    Yzaah Escober - Festival and Feast
    Liezel Ann Tayag - Scripture
    Rhiana Embat - Symbols, Belief, God
    HISTORY
    What is the brief history of confuciasm?
    Confuciasm is a philosophy based on mutal respect
    and kindness towards other. It was developed to bring
    peace and stability in society. It was founded before
    the birth of confucius during the zhou dynasty,
    developed through his later life and was made popular
    soon after, during the han dynasty.
    HISTORY
    Its primary purpose is to achieve harmony, the most
    important social value. It has 4 beginnings of
    confuciasm the feeling of commiseration, the feeling
    of courtesy and the feeling of right and wrong.
    Confuciasm is the way of life propagated by confucius
    in the 6th- 5th century BCE and followed by the
    chinese people for more than two milennia. It remains
    the social code of the chinese and continues to
    influence other countries, particularly korea, japan and
    vietnam.
    HISTORY
    Leadership in confucianism is built on a foundation of
    moral character and excercised through virtuous
    examples. In confucian thought, through self-
    cultivation all humans are able to become one with the
    infinite reality, which they need not seek outside or
    postulate through reasoning.
    QUESTION TIME :)
    QUESTIONS:
    1.)What is the primary purpose of confucianism?
    QUESTIONS:
    1.)What is the primary purpose of confucianism?
    Answer:Its primary purpose is to achieve harmony, the
    most important social value.
    QUESTIONS:
    1.)What is the primary purpose of confucianism?
    Answer:Its primary purpose is to achieve harmony, the
    most important social value.

    2.)When was the origin of confucianism?


    QUESTIONS:
    1.)What is the primary purpose of confucianism?
    Answer:Its primary purpose is to achieve harmony, the
    most important social value.

    2.)When was the origin of confucianism?


    Answer:The 6th- 5th century BCE and followed by the
    chinese people for more than two millennia.
    QUESTIONS:
    3.)What does confucianism tradition say about
    ultimate spiritual reality?
    QUESTIONS:
    3.)What does confucianism tradition say about
    ultimate spiritual reality?
    Answer:In confucian thought, trhough self-cultivation
    all humans are able to become one with the infinite
    reality , which they need not seek outside or postulate
    through reasoning.
    QUESTIONS:
    4.)What are the 4 beginnings of confucianism?
    QUESTIONS:
    4.)What are the 4 beginnings of confucianism?
    Answer:The feeling of commiseration, the feeling of
    courtesy and the feeling of right and wrong.
    QUESTIONS:
    4.)What are the 4 beginnings of confucianism?
    Answer:The feeling of commiseration, the feeling of
    courtesy and the feeling of right and wrong.

    5.)How leadership is organized in confucianism?


    QUESTIONS:
    4.)What are the 4 beginnings of confucianism?
    Answer:The feeling of commiseration, the feeling of
    courtesy and the feeling of right and wrong.

    5.)How leadership is organized in confucianism?


    Answer:Leadership is built on a foundation of moral
    character and exercised through virtuous examples.
    HOLY PLACE
    HOLY PLACE
    1.)Temple Of Confucius
    Also known as a confucian temple, a temple of confucius
    is a temple that used for the worship of confucius as well
    as other important figures in the religion. Initially, these
    temples have also been described as temples of literature
    or temples of the sage of literature in countries like
    vietnam, indonesia, and korea and in japan.
    HOLY PLACE
    these temples are also known by other names such as the
    halls of the sage or simply temples and inside the temple,
    several structures existed such as the dachengmen or
    dachengdian, which means the hall of great perfection,
    hall of the great completion, or the hall of great
    achievement.
    HOLY PLACE
    2.)Cemetary Of Confucius
    The cemetery of confucius is a cemetary in the town of
    qufu in china’s shandong province. Belonging to the kong
    clan, the cemetery holds the remains of confucius , some
    of his disciples, and plenty of his descendants. Since 1994
    and it’s located north of qufu, the cemetery sits on about
    183.33 hectares of land and has a perimeter wall with a
    length of about 18343.18 feet also some of the oldest
    graves date as far back as the zhou dynasty.
    HOLY PLACE
    (fun fact the first tomb to be build in honor of confucius
    had the shape of an ax and is located on sishui river’s
    bank) aside from an ax shape, the tomb also had an altar
    of sorts for sacrificial purposes.
    HOLY PLACE
    (fun fact the first tomb to be build in honor of confucius
    had the shape of an ax and is located on sishui river’s
    bank) aside from an ax shape, the tomb also had an altar
    of sorts for sacrificial purposes.

    3.)Kong Family Mansion


    This house is also located in shandong province’s qufu,
    which was the hometown of confucius himself. The
    mansion was the place of residence confucius’s
    descendants.
    HOLY PLACE
    And the kong family was tasked with a number of roles
    including taking charge of ceremonies like honoring the
    dead and harvests. And it’s located in the eastern side of
    the temple, the mansion has a traditional chinese layout
    with a yamen (residence of the chinese empire) for the
    separation of official spaces. Aside from yamen, the
    mansion has a study on the east and the west as well as a
    garden at the back. In line with the confucian belief or
    order, the partitions were according to gender, seniority,
    and status.
    QUESTION TIME :)
    QUESTIONS:
    1.)They describe the temple of confucius as what?
    QUESTIONS:
    1.)They describe the temple of confucius as what?

    2.)Where is the cemetary of confucius located?


    QUESTIONS:
    1.)They describe the temple of confucius as what?

    2.)Where is the cemetary of confucius located?

    3.)Where is the hometown of the confucius itself himself?


    QUESTIONS:
    1.)They describe the temple of confucius as what?

    2.)Where is the cemetary of confucius located?

    3.)Where is the hometown of the confucius itself himself?

    4.)What is the shape of first tomb located in sishui river


    bank?
    QUESTIONS:
    1.)They describe the temple of confucius as what?

    2.)Where is the cemetary of confucius located?

    3.)Where is the hometown of the confucius itself himself?

    4.)What is the shape of first tomb located in sishui river


    bank?

    5.)What is Yamen?
    FESTIVAL AND FEAST
    FESTIVAL AND FEAST
    CONFUCIUS' BIRTHDAY
    Confucius is believed to have been born on
    September 28, 551 B.C., in the 22nd year of
    the reign of
    emperor Xiang. He was born in the small town
    of Qufu, in the state of Lu, in what is now the
    chinese
    province of shandong [or shantung]. In chinese
    history, confucius is a paragon of all teachers.
    He
    symbolizes the philosophy of educating all
    without discrimination.
    FESTIVAL AND FEAST
    QING MING(Ching Ming) FESTIVAL
    The Qing Ming Festival, literally meaning
    pure brightness festival, a celebration of
    spring, it falls on the
    first day of the fifth solar term (also called
    Qingming) of the traditional Chinese
    lunisolar calendar. This
    makes it the 15th day after the spring
    equinox, either 4, 5 or 6 april in a given
    year.
    FESTIVAL AND FEAST
    The day is an occasion to commemorate
    and pay respect to the ancestors by clearing
    away weeds and
    adding fresh soil to the tombs. The dead
    person's favourite food and wine are taken
    as a sacrifice, along
    with paper resembling money. This is all
    burned in the hope that the deceased are not
    lacking food and
    money.
    FESTIVAL AND FEAST
    Qingming is more than a time to reflect
    and honour our ancestors. It also marks
    the beginning of spring.
    After paying respects and cleaning the
    grave, it is encouraged for people and
    families to spend more
    time outdoors. The festival is a time to be
    out in nature.
    FESTIVAL AND FEAST
    CHONGMYO TAEJE
    Chongmyo Taeje is always held on the
    first sunday of may, it's a memorial
    ceremony held at chongmyo
    shrine in seoul, korea. This ceremony is
    held to honor the kings and queens of the
    Yi or Joseon dynasty
    (1392-1910).
    FESTIVAL AND FEAST
    Each year elaborate rituals are performed
    to pay homage to them, and a number of
    royal
    descendants, robed in the traditional
    garments of their ancestors, take part in
    the ceremony. The rites
    are accompanied by court music and
    dances.
    FESTIVAL AND FEAST
    The ceremony is a grand expression of the
    widespread
    confucian practice of honoring ancestors,
    either at home or at their graves.
    FESTIVAL AND FEAST
    The ceremony is a grand expression of the
    widespread
    confucian practice of honoring ancestors,
    either at home or at their graves.

    NATIONAL DAY OF PURIFICATION


    Most confucian holidays are taken from
    other religions.
    FESTIVAL AND FEAST
    They celebrate the chinese new year and
    the
    Ghost Festival, among others. The two
    unique confucian holidays are the ching
    ming festival and
    Confucius's birthday.
    FESTIVAL AND FEAST
    December 31st is a national day of
    purification.
    Begins with a ceremonial house cleaning
    on January 1st, worshipers stay up late or
    wake up early to see
    the sunrise, then visit the local, then go
    and celebrate with friends and family.
    On december 31st, a tree is placed at the
    entrance of every dwelling to welcome the
    kami spirits.
    QUESTION TIME :)
    QUESTIONS:
    1.) What does Confucius symbolize?
    QUESTIONS:
    1.) What does Confucius symbolize?
    Answer:It symbolizes the philosophy of
    educating all without discrimination.
    QUESTIONS:
    1.) What does Confucius symbolize?
    Answer:It symbolizes the philosophy of
    educating all without discrimination.

    2.) How does Confucians celebrate Qing


    Ming Festival?
    QUESTIONS:
    1.) What does Confucius symbolize?
    Answer:It symbolizes the philosophy of
    educating all without discrimination.

    2.) How does Confucians celebrate Qing


    Ming Festival?
    Answer:By clearing away weeds and
    adding fresh soil to the tombs.
    QUESTIONS:
    3.) When was Chongmyo Taeje
    celebrated?
    QUESTIONS:
    3.) When was Chongmyo Taeje
    celebrated?
    Answer:First Sunday of May.
    QUESTIONS:
    3.) When was Chongmyo Taeje
    celebrated?
    Answer:First Sunday of May.

    4.)Why does Confucians celebrate


    Chongmyo Taeje?
    QUESTIONS:
    3.) When was Chongmyo Taeje
    celebrated?
    Answer:First Sunday of May.

    4.)Why does Confucians celebrate


    Chongmyo Taeje?
    Answer:to give honor to the King and
    Queen of Yi or Joseon Dynasty.
    QUESTIONS:
    5. On December 31st, why do they put a
    tree at the entrance of every dwelling?
    QUESTIONS:
    5. On December 31st, why do they put a
    tree at the entrance of every dwelling?
    Asnwer:to welcome the kami spirits.
    SCRIPTURE
    SCRIPTURE

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