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Meanwhile, the [[Yongzheng Emperor]] added his own exposition of Kangxi's Sacred Edict in [[1724]], and the expanded text, along with others like it, came to form the core of what has come to be known as "Imperial Confucianism," a key part of the Qing Court's efforts at instilling order in rural and provincial areas.
Meanwhile, the [[Yongzheng Emperor]] added his own exposition of Kangxi's Sacred Edict in [[1724]], and the expanded text, along with others like it, came to form the core of what has come to be known as "Imperial Confucianism," a key part of the Qing Court's efforts at instilling order in rural and provincial areas.
==The Six Courses in Morals==
孝順父母 Show devotion to your parents.<br>
尊敬長上 Honor those above you.<br>
和睦郷里 Be frank with one's hometown.<br>
教訓子孫 Guide your descendants.<br>
各安生理 Be at ease with all professions.<br>
毋作非為 Avoid wrongdoing.
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