In the fourteenth century, the highly centralized governmental structure of the Ming was echoed in Choson, and the adoption of ____________ slowly began to drive out older local customs.

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Neo-Confucianism was adopted in Choson (Joseon) during the fourteenth century, influencing the society deeply and leading to the gradual displacement of older local customs. This philosophical and ethical system, which originated in China, became a significant part of the state ideology in Joseon Korea, affecting various aspects of life and governance.

In the Fourteenth Century, the Highly Centralized Governmental Structure of the Ming