Chinese Theocracy

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Chinese Theocracy (or Chinese Folk Theocracy) is an Authoritarian Center ideology that believes that the Chinese Folk Religion should be the state religion. The state would be ruled by an emperor who has to protect the citizens, tax fairly, rebuild infrastructure, and treat the people fairly or else they will lose the mandate of heaven and be overthrown.

History

According to the Chinese Folk Religion the ideology would have started with the Heavenly Sovereign but secularly it would have started with the unification of China by the emperor Qin Shi Huang where the title of son of heaven and the mandate of heaven system started. Chinese Theocracy would be the ideology of China for 2133 years (more or less) until 1912 where the emperor resigned and Tridemism took over. While people in China and some other countries still believe in the religion, nowadays the theocracy hasn't been very relevant.

Beliefs

  • Tian (天): The concept of Heaven
  • Ling (灵): The inchoate order of creation, that is the "medium" of the bivalency constituted by the opposite forces of the universe (Yin and Yang)
  • Ying and Yang (阴阳): It's a concept of dualism, describing how seemingly opposite or contrary forces may actually be complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in the natural world, and how they may give rise to each other as they interrelate to one another
  • Ming Yun (命运): The concept of the personal life and destiny
  • Bao Ying (报应): The concept of cosmic and moral reciprocity 
  • Shen (神): Gods and Spirits that are intimately involved in the affairs of the world
  • Xian Ling (显灵): the notion of a numinous, sacred presence of a god or gods
  • Yuanfen (缘分): Destiny, luck as conditioned by one's past
  • Wu (悟): The concept of awareness, consciousness, or spiritual enlightenment
  • Mandate of Heaven (天命): Heaven has given the emperor the right to rule but can lose it if he over taxes civilians, stops protecting the people, lets infrastructure decay, and treats people unfairly.

Personality and Behavior

  • He is very calm, generous, and wise but don't get on his bad side or he will go bonkers, whenever he does he usually tries to calm himself fearing what the gods will do to him.
  • He is seen praying to Chinese gods for help on adventures and guidance.
  • He likes and hangs out with his good friend Buddhist Theocracy.
  • He has a dislike for other Chinese ideologies and doesn't interact with them much.

How to Draw

Flag of Chinese Theocracy
  1. Draw a ball.
  2. Fill the top half of the ball with white.
  3. Draw the bottom half of the ball with a light shade of black.
  4. Then draw a stylized 禄 lù symbol in the middle of the ball.
  5. Color the top half of the symbol in light black and draw the bottom half in white.
  6. Draw eyes and you're done!
Color Name HEX RGB
White #FFFFFF 255, 255, 255
Light Black #141414 20, 20, 20


Relationships

Friends

Frenemies:

  • Christian Theocracy - Another cool theocracy, but did you really have to rebel against me?
  • Taoist Anarchism - You respect ancient Chinese traditions but your lack of a state is revolting.
  • Dengism - I'm glad you seem to care about Chinese traditions, but how much of this is legit and how much of this is virtue-signalling? But your mandate is solid (for now).
  • Imperialism - Depends on whether it's done by me or on me.
  • Anti-Japaneseism - I totally agree with your of exterminating Japan so I can seize the Island for myself.
  • Pagan Theocracy - Taoism and Folk-Religion are great when they serve the state, but I won't forgive you for the Yellow Turban Rebellion and the Mongol Attacks.

Enemies:

  • Feudalism - I tried to like you. It didn't work and I fell apart and became agar.io. 0/10, will never try again.
  • Mercantilism - Drug dealer, go find someone else.
  • Green Liberalism - Doesn't even know anything about herbal treatments, but still sells them.
  • Tridemism - I probably lost my mandate, but you didn't have to abolish the monarchy and theocracy... (Although Yuan Shi-kai managed to revive theocracy for a very brief time tho).
  • Maoism - Pfft... anyone can have power these days no matter how despotic they are.
  • Anarcho-Nihilism - No state or religion? Heathens.
  • Kleptocracy - You lost your mandate, you being replaced is inveitable.

Further Information

Wikipedia

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