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Neo-Confucian revival reinterpreted classical teachings with Buddhist and Daoist influences in medieval China The Neo-Confucian revival beginning in the Song Dynasty (960-1279 CE) represented a profound intellectual reformation that reinterpreted classical Confucian teachings with metaphysical concepts influenced by Buddhism and Daoism. Scholars like Zhu Xi systematized cosmological principles, ethical frameworks, and educational methodologies that would dominate East Asian thought for centuries. This movement established rigorous academies, standardized examination materials, and philosophical systems addressing human nature, social harmony, and moral cultivation. Neo-Confucianism ultimately provided ideological foundations for governance across China, Korea, Japan, and Vietnam while shaping family structures, educational practices, and cultural values throughout East Asia.

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