Confucianism later became the official imperial philosophy of China, and was extremely influential during the Han, Tang and Song dynasties. In his school, Confucius began to write. Two collections of poetry were the Book of Odes (Shijing or Shi king) and the Book of Documents (Shujing or Shu king). The Spring and Autumn Annals (Lin Jing or Lin King), which told the history of Lu, and theBook of Changes (Yi Jing or Yi king) was a collection of treatises on divination Unfortunately, the descendants of these works do not summarize Confucius' philosophy. Therefore, Confucianism must be created from the second-hand account, the most reliable thesis in Confucius thought is considered "Confucius", although there is no absolute evidence, his remarks and short stories is actually what he said the lack of background, clear The degree of his many doctrines is open to the interpretation of the individualThe other three major sources of Confucian thought are Mencius, Great Learning and Mean. With Analects, these works constitute the Four Books of Confucianism otherwise referred to as the Confucian Classics. Through these texts, Confucianism became China's official state religion in the second century
Confucianism later became the official imperial philosophy of China, and was extremely influential during the Han, Tang and Song dynasties. In his school, Confucius began to write. Two collections of poetry were the Book of Odes (Shijing or Shi king) and the Book of Documents (Shujing or Shu king). The Spring and Autumn Annals (Lin Jing or Lin King), which told the history of Lu, and theBook of Changes (Yi Jing or Yi king) was a collection of treatises on divination Unfortunately, the descendants of these works do not summarize Confucius' philosophy. Therefore, Confucianism must be created from the second-hand account, the most reliable thesis in Confucius thought is considered "Confucius", although there is no absolute evidence, his remarks and short stories is actually what he said the lack of background, clear The degree of his many doctrines is open to the interpretation of the individualThe other three major sources of Confucian thought are Mencius, Great Learning and Mean. With Analects, these works constitute the Four Books of Confucianism otherwise referred to as the Confucian Classics. Through these texts, Confucianism became China's official state religion in the second century