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the purpose was for the people to respect their family (their older brothers and parents) :)
people should act right according to what the five basic relationships say!
To improve society. Remember, Confucius lived during a time of turmoil. He taught of five virtues that everyone should follow for personal betterment, and also set rules for the "five relationships" to ensure that society would run more smoothly.
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Confucius believed society should be organized around the relationships between ruler and subject, father and son, husband and wife, elder sibling and younger sibling, and friend and friend. He emphasized the importance of these relationships in promoting social harmony and ethical behavior.
Father to Son, Elder Brother to Junior Brother, Husband to Wife, Friend to friend, ruler to subject.
people should act right according to what the five basic relationships say!
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The basic purpose of Confucius' ethical system was to promote the cultivation of virtue and the development of moral character in individuals and society. It emphasized the importance of filial piety, loyalty, righteousness, and harmony in relationships as a means to achieve social harmony and moral excellence. Confucius believed that by adhering to these principles, individuals could contribute to the well-being and stability of society.
It's obviously Confucius...
Confucius considered the pursuit of happiness a worthy caused and outlined categories, that if followed, promised to bring practitioners good personal relationships. They were to invest in intimate relationships, to embrace society and to be successful.
For Confucius, there are five pairs of relationships that determine people's position with each other: # ruler and subject; # father and son; # elder brother and younger brother; # husband and wife; and # friend and friend according to age. Social harmony-the great goal of Confucius -- results in part from every individual knowing his or her place in the social order, and playing his or her part well.