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This document defines key terms related to ancient Chinese society and government. It explains that the feudal system involved trading loyalties for land protections. It also defines virtues as good qualities and the Mandate of Heaven as the right to rule that was believed to be given by heaven to Chinese emperors, who could lose it if weak or faced disasters. Additionally, it defines filial piety as kind treatment of parents.
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Chinese vocabulary day 1
- 2. Feudal System A system of trading loyalties for protection (based on the holding of land)
- 4. Mandate of Heaven The right to rule. The Chinese believed that heaven gave it to their emperors. When an emperor was weak or disasters occurred, the emperor was thought to have lost the Mandate of Heaven.
- 5. Filial Piety Kind treatment of parents