How did the revival of confucian teachings by tang leaders in china affect women?

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The revival of Confucian teachings under the Tang most likely had the effect of limiting the rights of women. 

Under Confucian teachings, women were to:

Take care of their households
Obey their husbands, fathers, sons
Be completely loyal to their husbands even if their husbands were not

Essentially Confucianism called for a reduced role for women and they were not equal to men. A revival of Confucian teachings would therefore lead to the rights and freedoms of women being limited.

In conclusion, the revival of Confucianism by the Tang limited the rights of women.

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