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Bailudong Academy

school, Lushan, China
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    The Bailudong (“White Deer Grotto”) Academy, near Lushan, where Zhu Xi taught, became a renowned centre of Confucian learning. From 1069 to 1076 Wang Anshi, a native of Linquan, southeast of Nanchang, was prime minister; Wang introduced reforms to curb the rich and help the poor,…

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    The Bailudong (“White Deer Grotto”) Academy, near Lushan, where Zhu Xi taught, became a renowned centre of Confucian learning. From 1069 to 1076 Wang Anshi, a native of Linquan, southeast of Nanchang, was prime minister; Wang introduced reforms to curb the rich and help the poor,…

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