impact of religion and philosophy in India with the impact of religion and philosophy on these classical civilization’s governments between 600 BCE and 600 CE, they were similar in that they used religion and philosophy to support social and caste divisions, they stressed the importance of following and obeying rules and the men who followed the teachings of the religion or philosophy were on the top of the social hierarchy. This was because both China and India religion and philosophy used religion
and their cultures. Many empires along with India and China were thriving during the time period of their existence. This allowed for ideas to be spread and trade to prosper. The connection between China in East Asia and India in South Asia allowed for the spread of religion, technology, and goods. Therefore, there were many similarities between the two empires, but they also contrasted in many ways. During the classical period the Han Dynasty in China and the Mauryan and Gupta Dynasties were similar
India vs China The classical civilizations of China and India were two of the most important and extant civilizations with major political development. The advanced technology like the ox-drawn plows, paper, silk roads, etc shaped China’s development. India was manifested by artistry, trade, and exceptional advances in mathematics. There were three main dynasties in classical China known as the Zhou, Qin, and Han Dynasty while India was founded by three empires: the Mauryan, Kushan, and Gupta empires
did the two civilizations have in common as early civilizations? What were their main differences in values and organization? To compare Mesopotamian and Egyptian civilizations, one can look at their organization, academic achievements, and economic styles. In terms of organization, there were many similarities. Both were agriculturally based. In both societies, the leader held divine status. However, differences arise when comparing their academics. Both societies developed mostly equal science
that there are similarities between Hinduism and Confucianism; however, despite both societies, placing a premium hierarchy and authoritarianism, their internal motivations and ethical paradigms are widely divergent. I am going to incorporate the input you provided on my original thread regarding this topic as well. I tend to recycle my rhetoric so bear with me. In Hinduism, law as a matter of religious prescriptions and philosophical discourse has an illustrious history in India. Emanating from
China and India have many differences and similarities in religious practices. Some religions including Buddhism is in both India and Chinas culture. The effects of China and India’s religious practices shape their culture and life today. China’s religion is very diverse. One of the first religions is Confucianism. The creator was named Confucius and is the belief of respect between elder and within the family. And when being good with each other will lead to peace. Legalism was also a major religion
CE) was a time where societies in India and China developed in complexity to improve overall advancements. As the societies grew in wealth and territory, religion, and political systems became intertwined with social hierarchies. Both Han China and Classical India had patriarchal societies. The reinforcement of the caste system through Hinduism in early Indian civilization created rigid social structures that disallowed for any social mobility. Although Han China exhibited limited social movement
religions that we have discussed in class are Hinduism, Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. The western religions that we have discussed in class are Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. The Eastern Religions have originated in countries such as China, India, and Japan. The western religions originated in Europe and the Americas. There are few similarities between eastern religions and western religions, but many differences. The biggest difference between the two religions is that eastern religions believe
human culture we’ve felt the need to group up individuals and tell them where they belong. Although some civilizations may be more harsh than others, groupings still exist today in our society and other countries as well. For example, China and Confucianism and India and the caste system. While these groupings in their society started long ago, they are still in act today. For the United States, that is a different story. The United States has a society that is based on modern times. People get put
Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. Also there is one religion that is not really a religion but a collection of beliefs which is Confucianism. These all have similarities or differences in their morals, celebrations laws, and their traditions. They also have a lot current events that are brought by the media and keeping you posted on the latest news of these religions and countries. There are a lot of religions in the world today with many similarities such as God(S), beliefs, sacred