The Road to Confucianism as a State Ideology in Vietnam

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The Road to Confucianism as a State Ideology in Vietnam

SUVANNABHUMI

Abbr : SVN
2011, 3(1), pp.1-23
DOI : 10.22801/svn.2011.3.1.1
Publisher : Korea Institute for ASEAN Studies
Research Area : Southeast Asia

¹서울대학교

ABSTRACT

This paper traces the process how Confucianism was established as a state ideology in Vietnam. Confucianism is said to have first been introduced into Vietnam around the early 3rd century. However, it had been outshone by Buddhism until the 1389s when Ho Quy Ly rose to power and emphasized pre-Qin Confucianism. In 1428, Le^ Loi founded a new dynasty and changed the state ideology from Buddhism to Confucianism. Despite this radical shift, however, Confucianism was not firmly established at the beginning of the Le^ Dynasty. It was Le^ Thanh Tong (1460-1497) who fully established neo-Confucianism as the state ideology. The reason was that he devoted himself to the study of Confucian texts from a young age and sought to strengthen his own royal authority by emphasizing the neo-Confucian concept of loyalty and filial piety.
KEYWORDS

Buddhism, examination system, Ho Quy Ly, Le^ Loi, Le^ Thanh Tong, Ngo Si Lien.
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