A Study Of Han Schools In Early Modern Japan

Han school is a school set up by Japanese vassals for their children.Han school education is an important part of the modern Japanese education system.The samurai class,as the main body of education in the vassal school,is the ruler of modern Japanese feudal society and the leader of modern revolution.Studying the education of the Han School will help us better understand the knowledge composition of the warrior class in modern times,and the reasons for the action of the warrior class in modern social changes under the influence of different educational concepts.In the early modern times,under the influence of the cultural and educational policies of the Tokugawa shogunate,various vassal towns have set up vassal schools to develop the civil and military education for samurai.In the early stage of the development of the fan school,the main educational goal was the Lin Jia Zhu zi Xue,which was respected by the shogunate.The setting of the buildings in the Han school,the selection of educational courses and textbooks can also reflect the influence of Chinese culture on Japan.The martial arts education has also undergone reform in the state schools,changing from the private school education mode to the public education mode.In the late modern times,with the change of the social situation,the vassal schools introduced the modern education system and ideas to train new talents to cope with the difficulties faced by the vassal schools.the Aizu vassals adopted the educational philosophy of "loyalty to the shogunate" and issued corresponding French regulations to educate their descendants.As a result,from the lord to the commoners,they chose to maintain the shogunate rule at the end of the shogunate rule and paid a huge price.The Satsuma revolved around the practical problems faced by Japan and developed educational concepts with practical significance.Under the guidance of solving practical problems,we ultimately reached the forefront of overthrowing the shogunate rule.