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Confucius

Confucius (551-479 B.C.E.). Westernized transliteration of Kong Fu-Zi, a teacher, scholar. After his demise and to this day, he became China's most influential philosopher and political reformer. His philosophy is based on worship of the ancestors, and the study of the ancient classics. He  promoted social harmony based on the moral obligations between individuals and social systems.

 

He is the author of the Analects.


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