Event
Appointment of a New Bureaucrat
Few people can claim to have a system of bureaucratic promotion such as us. Using the administrative system of the Examination System, we are proud to observe the social mobility of individuals with great intellectual capabilities.
The most recent candidate to successfully pass the examination, heralded for his/her knowledge of the Four Books and Five Classics, as well as classical literature and poetry, is none other than Target Character.
Middle KingdomInternational Organizationimmediate
New Kējǔ FormatsPolicyimmediateStrengthened Ministry of PersonnelStatic ModifierimmediateDefinitionin_game/events/imperial_examination_events.txt:505
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507title = imperial_examination_events.1.title Appointment of a New Bureaucrat
508desc = imperial_examination_events.1.desc Few people can claim to have a system of bureaucratic promotion such as us. Using the administrative system of the Examination System, we are proud to observe the social mobility of individuals with great intellectual capabilities.
The most recent candidate to successfully pass the examination, heralded for his/her knowledge of the Four Books and Five Classics, as well as classical literature and poetry, is none other than Target Character.
The most recent candidate to successfully pass the examination, heralded for his/her knowledge of the Four Books and Five Classics, as well as classical literature and poetry, is none other than Target Character.
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510historical_info = imperial_examination_events.6.historical_info Wáng Yángmíng, a multifaceted figure of the Míng Dynasty, emerged as a pivotal Neo-Confucian thinker, challenging Zhū Xī's orthodox philosophy by emphasizing intuitive understanding over rationalist dualism. Rising from a lineage of scholarly distinction, Wáng's military exploits as a general were marked by strict discipline and a compassionate approach to quelling revolts, advocating for amnesty amidst conflict. Central to his philosophical contributions was the concept of innate knowing, positing that individuals possess an inherent understanding of morality from birth. His establishment of the Lu-Wáng school, alongside Lù Jiǔyuān, propelled his influence across China and Japan, where his teachings inspired prominent figures and even influenced the development of bushidō. Wáng Yángmíng's enduring legacy extends beyond his era, shaping Confucian thought and ethical discourse well into modern times, both in China and Japan, where his profound impact continues to reverberate through intellectual and political spheres.
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