author(s)
Jalalud Din

abstract
Confucianism, established by Confucius in the 6th century BCE, has deeply shaped Chinese society and governance across history. This paper examines the fundamental principles of Confucianism and their influence on key aspects of ancient Chinese life, such as politics, education, family structure, and moral values. Through the analysis of primary Chinese texts and modern scholarly articles, the study highlights how Confucian ideals permeated various facets of Chinese civilization. By exploring these core principles, this research aims to elucidate the lasting legacy of Confucian thought on the development and evolution of Chinese societal norms and governance practices.