Originally Posted by Kordec

Throughout classical China there have been many religions set upon by the dynastys. Most of them were accepted by the people but some of then were not very popular. Confucianism was part of the Han dynasty and was accepted greatly, Daoism was accepted during the Qin (pretty sure) and the people followed it for the most part but legalism was created by the Zhou dynasty and was not popular with the people at all. Though the religions were all differnt in the beliefs, gods and acceptance, They all play a very big part in classical chinas history.


Something like that I guess. i think I might of mixed up the Zhou and Qin dynasty with the religions. I hope this helps a little bit.