Kekei

Kekei (舉官) was a scholar-bureaucrat class that mastered Kongfutzu Teachings and the Book of Counting passed the Imperial Examination, and working in the trades of commerce, culture, war and agriculture. Many would study at the Xiateitcha Palace to learn from scholars, learn their language, and be able to read, write and govern laws. They rode horses, and camped, and came to the city, and built the Embassy and Traders at the construction of International Market of agricultural and mining resources from their regions.
They eventually would become Provincial Governors of the North, East, South, West and Central Provinces in the Meng Dynasty.
# Research skills: The ability to design and carry out original research, including formulating research questions, gathering and analyzing data, and writing up findings in a scholarly manner.
# Analytical skills: The ability to think critically and systematically about complex issues, concepts and theories, and to analyze and interpret data.
# Writing skills: The ability to express complex ideas clearly and persuasively in written form.
# Communication skills: The ability to present research findings and engage in scholarly discussion, both in written and oral forms.
# Cultural and linguistic competency: Knowledge of different cultures and languages, as well as the ability to understand and interpret cultural and linguistic diversity.
# Fieldwork skills: The ability to conduct fieldwork in different cultural and geopolitical contexts, including the ability to design and carry out ethnographic research.
# Interdisciplinary skills: The ability to integrate and apply insights from different fields, such as anthropology, geopolitics, political science, and sociology, to address complex research questions.
# Self-motivation and time management: the ability to work independently and effectively manage time to meet deadlines and accomplish research goals.
# Ethical considerations: The ability to conduct research that is sensitive to the concerns and well-being of the people and communities being studied, and to adhere to ethical guidelines for research.
# Computer skills: The ability to use software and digital tools to collect, manage, and analyze data.
Category:Imperial Order