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| Combat | ATK 2 DEF 8 SPR 8 SPD 4 INT 10 |
Neo-Confucian Synthesizer | Confucian
Neo-Confucian synthesizer (1130-1200 CE); combined Confucius, Mencius, and Buddhist/Daoist metaphysics into a comprehensive philosophy that became the official state ideology of China for 700 years. Zhu Xi’s concept of li (principle) as the metaphysical ground of all things — and qi (vital force) as its material expression — gave Confucianism a cosmological framework it had previously lacked. His commentaries on the Four Books became mandatory reading for the imperial examination for six centuries.
Parallels: Thomas Aquinas (synthesized Aristotle with Christian theology; became official Catholic orthodoxy), Maimonides (synthesized Aristotle with Jewish law; transformed a tradition), Nagarjuna (Buddhist — systematic philosopher who reframed the tradition’s metaphysics) See also: Confucius, Mencius, Heaven (Tian)
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