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Tang Dynasty Buddhism And Confucianism

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In the Tang dynasty, the social structure was rigid. It consisted of 50 to 60 million people divided into eight social classes. The social classes were emperor, aristocracy, bureaucracy, eunuch, peasants, artisans, traders, and slaves. Though women were not in the social order for a long time, it was still possible. Women in the era of the Tang dynasty had more freedom then they had in preceding eras. The emperor had many of the social classes acting as servants, such as the eunuchs. Though there were only eight main social classes there were many unincluded classes that made a difference in their society.

In ancient china, there were two main religions, Buddhism, and Confucianism. Confucianism taught the Tang dynasty to be kind and honorable.
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