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When did the ideas of Confucius begin to infl uence Chinese thought?

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Confucianism was further developed by Mencius (372B.C.-289B.C.) and Xun Zi. It was in the reign of Emperor Wu during the Han Dynasty that it was promoted to being the state ideology.

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