Four masters from the Beishan

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Four Masters from Beishan ( Chinese  北山 四 先生 , Pinyin Běishān sì xiānsheng ) is a collective term for the four Chinese philosophers He Ji何 基 (1188–1269) and his three followers Wang Bo王柏 (1197–1274), Jin Lüxiang金履祥 ( 1232–1303) and Xu Qian许 谦 (1269 or 1270–1337) from the late Song and Yuan dynasties . They are so named because all of them were from Jinhua, Zhejiang Province , and He Ji, who lived in the Bei Shan ('Northern Mountains') of Jinhua, was often referred to by scholars as Master Beishan. In their neo-Confucian philosophy they followed the teaching and principle of Zhu Xi .

See also

Wang Bo , Jin Lüxiang , Xu Qian (Chinese)

References and footnotes

  1. ↑ Article: “Beishan si xiansheng”, in: Han-Ying Zhongguo zhexue cidian. Kaifeng 2002, p. 220. f.

literature

  • He Ji 何 基: He Beishan xiansheng yiji何 北山 先生 遗 集. Jinhua congshu 金华 丛书( HYDZD bibliography 1082)
  • 汉英 中国 哲学 辞典. 开封 2002
  • Yunping Gao 高 云 萍: Song Yuan Beishan si xiansheng yanjiu宋元 北山 四 先生 研究. Hangzhou : Zhejiang daxue chubanshe 浙江 大学 出版社, 2012 ( worldcat.org ; book.douban.com )
  • Ching-an Wang 王清安: 北山 四 先生 理學 思想 研究 A Study of the Neo-Confucian Thoughts of the Four Masters of Beishan School. Department of Chinese Literature National Sun Yat-sen University . Master thesis. 2016 (available online)

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Four masters from Beishan (alternative names of the lemma)
Four masters from Beishan; Běi Shān sì xiānsheng; Beishan Si xiansheng; Four Masters of Beishan; Qinhua si xiansheng