Under the Han, the Mandate of Heaven was adapted (from the former Zhou variety) to justify the role of the emperor. Under the revised Mandate, the Han emperor ruled all of civilization, not just China. This was a part of the New Confucian bureaucracy. Who's (which emperor) plan was this reform

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Jerome Goodwin

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15 June, 08:06

Under the Han, the Mandate of Heaven was adapted (from the former Zhou variety) to justify the role of the emperor. Under the revised Mandate, the Han emperor ruled all of civilization, not just China. This was a part of the New Confucian bureaucracy. Who's (which emperor) plan was this reform

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Kailyn Ibarra · Answer 1

Answer: king Zheng also known as

Emperor (Qin Shi Huangdi).

Explanation: the new confusian bureaucracy or Confucianism led by emperor Win Shi Huangdi believed Obeying your elders and community higher-up was the most important societal virtue; preserving morality, respect, and activism was what kept a society functioning well.