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A Panoramic History of Traditional Chinese Ethics Ethical Thought in the Wei & Jin Period

A Panoramic History of Traditional Chinese Ethics : Ethical Thought in the Wei & Jin Period [In 184, the Yellow Scarf Uprising (黄巾起义, 184–185) initiated by ZHANG Jiao (张角, ?–184), an anonymous Daoist in present-day Ning-jin, He-bei Province (河北宁晋), inflicted a fatal blow to the East Han Dynasty, terminated its “unification” (大一统), and plunged China into a turmoil of warfare between different warlords. In 220, when CAO Pi (曹丕, 167–226) of Wei first styled himself as emperor, LIU Bei (刘备, 161–223) of Shu and SUN Quan (孙权, 182–252) of Wu followed suit, and the so-called Three-Kingdom Era (三国) of Wei (魏, 220–265), Shu (蜀, 221–263), and Wu (吴, 222–280) thus came into being.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

A Panoramic History of Traditional Chinese Ethics Ethical Thought in the Wei & Jin Period

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© Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2021. Translation from the Chinese Simplified language edition: 《中国传统伦理思想史》（第四版），A History of Traditional Chinese Ethical Thoughts (Forth Edition) by Yi-ting ZHU (朱贻庭), and Xiao-fei Matthew Wei, © East China Normal University Press 2009. Published by East China Normal University Press. All Rights Reserved.
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978-981-16-1251-0
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211 –230
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10.1007/978-981-16-1252-7_4
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[In 184, the Yellow Scarf Uprising (黄巾起义, 184–185) initiated by ZHANG Jiao (张角, ?–184), an anonymous Daoist in present-day Ning-jin, He-bei Province (河北宁晋), inflicted a fatal blow to the East Han Dynasty, terminated its “unification” (大一统), and plunged China into a turmoil of warfare between different warlords. In 220, when CAO Pi (曹丕, 167–226) of Wei first styled himself as emperor, LIU Bei (刘备, 161–223) of Shu and SUN Quan (孙权, 182–252) of Wu followed suit, and the so-called Three-Kingdom Era (三国) of Wei (魏, 220–265), Shu (蜀, 221–263), and Wu (吴, 222–280) thus came into being.]

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