Lu Zuqian ( Chinese 吕祖谦 ), nicknamed Bogun ( Chinese 伯 恭 ), was nicknamed "Mr. from Donglai", ( 1137 , Wuzhou (modern Jinhua of Zhejiang ) - 1181 ) - a neo-Confucian philosopher, the forerunner of the Zhe Dong school .
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Lu Zucian was in the public service, including the editor of the Chancellery of State Historiography, professor at the Imperial Higher School; had the highest degree of jinshi . Admirers ranked him among the "three sages of the Southeast" along with Zhu Si and Zhang Shi . Lu Zucian sought to reconcile ideological disagreements between Zhu Xi and Lu Juyuan , primarily in the field of management doctrine, and in 1175 even arranged for their meeting. In the field of historical science, Lu Zuqian was interested in the origin of the most ancient monuments of Chinese writing.
Main works: “Donglai Ji” (“Collection of the teacher’s works from Donglai”), “Donglai Ji-shi bo i” (“Scientific views of the teacher from Donglai on the teachings of Mr. Zuo Qiumin”), “Donglai shu sho” (“Scriptures and Statements Teachers from Donglai ”),“ Da Shi Ji ”(“ Notes on Great Deeds ”),“ Gu Zhou i ”(“ Ancient Versions of the Book of Changes ”), as well as“ Jin si lu ”prepared with Zhu Xi (“ Recordings of Thoughts about close ").
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Faceted Application of Subject Terminology
- ↑ 1 2 National Library of Australia - 1960.
- ↑ 1 2 Gutenberg Project - 1971.
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 China Biographical Database
Sources
- “Chinese philosophy. Encyclopedic Dictionary ”- Moscow,“ Thought ”, 1994. ISBN 5-244-00757-2