Hey Yan

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He Yan (* unknown, possibly 195 or 209 , † 249 ) ( 何晏 ) was a Chinese politician and prime minister in the kingdom of Wei in the Three Kingdoms period , he was after the coup by Sima Yi on his own initiative executed . He was also a philosopher , his most important work is his collective commentary on the doctrinal discussions of Confucius. He was one of Wang Bis's teachers .

source

  • 余敦康 (Yu Dunkang): 何 晏王弼 玄学 新 探 (A new study on He Yan and Wang Bis philosophy). 方志 出版社 (Fang zhi chu ban she), Beijing 2007. ISBN 7-8023-8020-0
  • Rudolf G. Wagner: Language, Ontology, and Political Philosophy in China. Wang Bi's Scholarly Exploration of the Dark (Xuanxue) . State Univ. of New York Press, Albany 2003. (= SUNY series in Chinese philosophy and culture.) ISBN 0-7914-5332-4

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ after Wolfgang Bauer: History of Chinese Philosophy , Munich 2006
  2. ↑ Lunyu jijie论语 集解 ( Shisanjing zhushu 十三 经 注疏 , in the photographic reproduction of the Zhonghua shuju publishing house 1980)
personal data
SURNAME Hey Yan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Chinese politician and philosopher of the Three Kingdoms Period
DATE OF BIRTH 195 or 209
DATE OF DEATH 249