Ziyang

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Ziyang is the art name (courtesy name) of Zhu Xi, the influential Neo-Confucian philosopher of the Southern Song dynasty.

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Ziyang canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Confucian scholar
Neo-Confucian philosopher
Song dynasty person
art name
courtesy name
human
philosopher
artName Ziyang
birthDate 1130-10-18
birthPlace Fujian
Youxi County
countryOfCitizenship Song dynasty
courtesyName Yuanhui
deathDate 1200-04-23
era Chinese philosophy
Southern Song dynasty
linked to: Song dynasty
ethnicGroup Han Chinese
familyName Zhu
fieldOfWork Confucian studies
ethics
metaphysics
philosophy
gender male
givenName Xi
honorificTitle Master Zhu
influenced East Asian Confucianism
linked to: Neo-Confucianism

Joseon Confucianism
linked to: Korean Confucianism
influencedBy Cheng Hao
Cheng Yi
Confucius
Mencius
knownFor commentaries on the Four Books
systematization of Neo-Confucianism
languageOfWorkOrName Classical Chinese
movement Neo-Confucianism
nativeLanguage Chinese
notableWork Collected Commentaries on the Four Books
Family Rituals
Reflections on Things at Hand
occupation official
philosopher
scholar
philosophicalSchool Cheng–Zhu school
linked to: Cheng-Zhu school
placeOfDeath Fujian
refersTo Zhu Xi
religion Confucianism
timePeriod 12th century

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Zhu Xi artName Ziyang
Zhu Xi artName Ziyang
subject linked to: Ziyang