Why did ming and qing emperors embrace neo-confucianism?
a. neo-confucianism was easily compatible with christianity as explained by the jesuits.
b. neo-confucianism emphasized self-discipline, filial piety, and obedience to the ruler which paralleled the ming and qing emperors' goal of maintaining a stable empire.
c. neo-confucianism reduced the powerful eunuchs by stressing the importance of family and family values in guiding the empire.
d. neo-confucianism promoted the role of merchants and commerce as desirable professions which in turn enriched royal treasuries.

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