Lingaku- Li Kui (455-395 BC), legalist philosopher and statesman of Wei state 魏國|魏国[Wei4 guo2]
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- Legalist philosopher and statesman of Wei state
Refers to a historical figure who was a key proponent of Legalism, a philosophical school in ancient China that emphasized strict laws and governance.
Li Kui promoted the development of Legalist philosophy in the Wei state.
His policies helped the Wei state become powerful during the Warring States period.
Generated collocations (experimental)
Lǐ Kuī李悝de的sī xiǎng思想Li Kui's thoughtsLǐ Kuī李悝fǎ法Li Kui's lawLǐ Kuī李悝lǐ lùn理论Li Kui's theoryLǐ Kuī李悝yú与fǎ zhì法治Li Kui and the rule of lawLǐ Kuī李悝de的gòng xiàn贡献Li Kui's contributionsLǐ Kuī李悝de的yǐng xiǎng影响Li Kui's influenceLǐ Kuī李悝yú与Wèi guó魏国Li Kui and the Wei stateLǐ Kuī李悝de的zhèng zhì政治lǐ niàn理念Li Kui's political ideologyFǎ jiā法家sī xiǎng思想Legalist thoughtguó jiā国家zhì lǐ治理state governancefǎ zhì法治jīng shén精神spirit of the rule of lawfǎ zhì法制jiàn shè建设establishment of a legal systemLǐ Kuī李悝de的zhì huì智慧Li Kui's wisdom