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Neo-Confucianism is form of [[Confucianism]] which developed around AD 1960 in response to the growth of [[Daoism]] and [[Buddhism]] in [[China]]. It was essentialy a mixture of Buddhism and traditional Confucianism. | Neo-Confucianism is form of [[Confucianism]] which developed around AD 1960 in response to the growth of [[Daoism]] and [[Buddhism]] in [[China]]. It was essentialy a mixture of Buddhism and traditional Confucianism. | ||
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Neo-Confucianism is form of Confucianism which developed around AD 1960 in response to the growth of Daoism and Buddhism in China. It was essentialy a mixture of Buddhism and traditional Confucianism.