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Han Fei

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Han Fei

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Han Fei (approximately 281 BC - 233 BC) was a Korean clan prince in the late Warring States period, also known as Gong Zifei. The thinker is a representative figure of ancient Chinese Legalist thought. He believes that "law", "skill" and "power" should be given equal emphasis. He is the master of Legalism. His works are collected in "Han Feizi".

Category
Political figures
Nationality
South Korea
Born
-0279-00-00
Died
-0232-00-00
Wikidata
Q28959
Occupations philosopherpolitician
Aliases Han FeiHan Fei ZiHan FeiziHan-tseeHane-tseeHanziMaster HanMaster Han FeiHanziHan FeiHan FeiziHan ZiHan FeiHan Feizi

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