Hui’an

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Hui’an is the art name (courtesy name) of Zhu Xi, the influential 12th-century Neo-Confucian philosopher and scholar of the Southern Song dynasty.

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Hui’an canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Confucian scholar
Neo-Confucian philosopher
Song dynasty scholar
art name
courtesy name
human
philosopher
artNameOf Zhu Xi
associatedWithCentury 12th century
associatedWithDynasty Southern Song dynasty
linked to: Song dynasty
associatedWithPhilosophicalSchool Neo-Confucianism
countryOfCitizenship Song dynasty
courtesyNameOf Zhu Xi
dynasty Southern Song dynasty
linked to: Song dynasty
era 12th century
familyName Zhu
fieldOfWork classical commentary
education
ethics
metaphysics
gender male
givenName Xi
hasArtName Hui’an
hasCourtesyName Hui’an
influenced civil service examination system in imperial China
later Confucian scholars
influencedBy Cheng Hao
Cheng Yi
Confucius
Mencius
movement Neo-Confucianism
nativeLanguage Chinese
notableFor influence on Confucian education
systematizing Neo-Confucianism
notableWork commentaries on the Four Books
occupation commentator
philosopher
scholar
teacher
philosophicalTradition Confucianism
placeOfActivity Southern Song China
linked to: Southern Song
region China
religion Confucianism
usedBy Zhu Xi

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Zhu Xi artName Hui’an
Zhu Xi hasCourtesyName Hui’an
subject linked to: Hui’an
Zhu Xi hasArtName Hui’an
subject linked to: Hui’an