Lingaku- Li Si (c. 280-208 BC), Legalist philosopher, calligrapher and prime minister of Qin kingdom and Qin dynasty from 246 to 208 BC
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- Legalist philosopher, calligrapher, and prime minister of the Qin dynasty
This meaning refers to a historical figure known for his role in shaping the legalist philosophy and governance during the Qin dynasty in ancient China. His contributions to law and administration were significant in the unification of China.
Li Si is a famous Legalist philosopher in Chinese history.
When he served as prime minister during the Qin dynasty, he established many important laws.
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Lǐ Sī李斯de的fǎ zhì法治sī xiǎng思想Li Si's legalist philosophyLǐ Sī李斯de的yí chǎn遗产the legacy of Li SiLǐ Sī李斯de的shū fǎ书法the calligraphy of Li SiLǐ Sī李斯yú与Qín cháo秦朝Li Si and the Qin dynastyFǎ jiā法家sī xiǎng思想de的dài biǎo代表a representative of Legalist thoughtLǐ Sī李斯de的zhèng zhì政治lǐ niàn理念the political ideology of Li SiLǐ Sī李斯de的gǎi gé改革cuò shī措施the reform measures of Li Situī dòng推动zhōng yāng jí quán中央集权to promote centralizationLǐ Sī李斯de的lì shǐ历史dì wèi地位the historical status of Li Siyú与Shāng Yāng商鞅tóng lèi同类similar to Shang YangLǐ Sī李斯de的biàn lùn辩论jì qiǎo技巧the debating skills of Li SiLǐ Sī李斯de的yǐng xiǎng lì影响力the influence of Li Si