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Important advanced evidence from "The Qin Dynasty and the Unification of China"

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Important advanced evidence from "The Qin Dynasty and the Unification of China"

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“The Han dynasty reintroduced Confucianism as the official state philosophy... forming the basis for the civil service examination system.”

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Question: Was leadership the cause of the collapse or was it something else?

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Question: Was leadership the cause of the collapse or was it something else?

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The Collapse of the Qin Dynasty Was Inevitable Due to Its Leadership Approach

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The Qin Dynasty's collapse was inevitable due to its harsh Legalist policies, which created widespread resentment and instability. A Confucian model could have promoted long-term stability, but the immediate need for strict control made it impractical at the time.

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Question: Could the Qin’s leaders have used Confucian ideas to prevent a collapse?

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Question: Could the Qin’s leaders have used Confucian ideas to prevent a collapse?

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A Confucian Model Could Have Ensured Qin’s Longevity

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Question: Would the Qin dynasty be ready for Confucius's ideas? 

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Question: Would the Qin dynasty be ready for Confucius's ideas? 

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The Qin Dynasty Was Not Ready for Confucian Ideas

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Question: Did the Qin Dynasty Collapse Due to Internal Weakness Rather Than Its Leadership Approach?

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Question: Did the Qin Dynasty Collapse Due to Internal Weakness Rather Than Its Leadership Approach?

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Was the fall of the Qin Dynasty more a result of internal instability, such as rapid expansion, economic strain, and succession issues, rather than its harsh leadership style? While there are strong cases for causal links of both theories, it is very difficult to prove or ascertain the actual weight or impact of one over the other.

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The Qin Dynasty and the Unification of China

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The Qin Dynasty and the Unification of China

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“Millions of people were dragooned to the huge construction jobs, many dying... Wealthy and influential men in the provinces were compelled to move to the capital.

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“Confucius’s moral and political philosophy... was met with suspicion and not adopted during his lifetime.”

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“Before he unified ancient China in 221 BCE, it was a region of diverse states, differing in culture, ethnicity, and language.”​

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confusious came about in the spring times which where very different form the warring period where Qin from

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The Qin Dynasty and the Unification of China

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The Qin Dynasty and the Unification of China

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“As late as the second century B.C., Han scholars were still attacking the Qin family structure as failing to observe the principale of filial piety, a cardinal virtue in the confucian moral code”