Wen Miao Confucian Temple

testifies to a flowering of neo-Confucianism (AB ev)

"Barra Square with the A-Ma Temple (15th century), an example of Chinese culture inspired by Confucianism,Taoism, Buddhism and folk beliefs. The temple is used especially during Chinese Spring Festival." - AB Document

Confucius Temple and School

"This culture has a special place in Chinese history, since it made major contributions to the development of Confucian culture and to commercial development in the 14th-19th centuries." - AB document

Birthplace of Confucianism

"The seowon illustrate an historical process in which Neo-Confucianism from China was tailored to Korean local conditions" (OUV)

Within the context of Confucian cultures, the integrated approach of the Royal Tombs of Joseon to nature and the universe has resulted in a distinctive and significant funeral tradition.

"Its town planning reflects Chinese Confucian influences; it reproduces the city plan of Seoul in order to accommodate the administration and the population in similar conditions if they were forced to move in the event of war." - AB Evaluation

contains study centres associated with the birth of Neo-Confucianism in the 11th century AD

There is a Confucian academy located at Lushan, the White Deer Grotto Academy

The integration of Buddhist, Confucian, Taoist and geomantic concepts is manifest (Unesco)

Confucian Temple

the Confucian Academies

"The Confucian tradition has been retained inside the tulou and integrated with local customs and features. As a result, a unique dialect, folk art, religious ideas, and lifestyle came into being. Tulou provides important evidence in the study of anthropology and folkways." - AB Document

Songyang Confucian Academy

Dazu for its outstanding evidence of the harmonious synthesis of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism (AB)

The architectural style of Changdeokgung Palace, demonstrate features of simplicity and frugality, reflecting the Confucian ideology of the Joseon Dynasty.

"The Tilling Ritual and other agricultural ceremonies were first outlined by Confucius in the Li Ji, or Book of Rites, and they endured at Xiannongtan for centuries."
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Khoo Kongsi's confucian clan shrine (Georgetown)

the Confucianism Royal Shrine