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ZHOU OCIDENTAIS e ORIENTAIS

14 Março 2017, 14:00 • Elisabetta Colla Rosado Coelho David

Expansão da cultura Zhou e a batalha de Muye
Mudança de paradigma: o “Mandato do Céu” e a origem dos Zhou
Wu Wang, Wen Wang e o Duque de Zhou (Zhou Gong Dan)
O legado do Duque de Zhou
Fim dos Zhou Ocidentais (as inscrições nos bronzes)
Zhou Orientais

“Primaveras e Outonos”
“Estados Combatentes”
As “Cem Escolas” o Confucionismo

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