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Сюй Хэн (кит. 许衡) по прозванию Чжунпин (ки … Сюй Хэн (кит. 许衡) по прозванию Чжунпин (кит. 仲平), также его называли «господин Лучжай» (кит. 鲁斋先生), (1209, (современный Биян провинции Хэнань) — 1281) — философ-неоконфуцианец, последователь и пропагандист учения школы Чэн-Чжу, учитель и . Служил по Ведомству просвещения. Когда на престол взошёл Хубилай, Сюй Хэн вместе с участвовал в разработке дворцового этикета. Преподнёс Хубилаю доклад «Своевременные речи о пяти делах», в котором заявлял о «необходимости осуществления законов династии Хань». Сочинения Сюй Хэна сведены в сборник «Лучжай и шу» («Наследие Лучжая»).сборник «Лучжай и шу» («Наследие Лучжая»).
, Xu Heng (Chinese: 許衡) (1209–1281) was a Co … Xu Heng (Chinese: 許衡) (1209–1281) was a Confucianist and educator of the Yuan Dynasty in China. Xu Heng was born in present-day Xinyang of Henan Province, which was then governed by the Jin dynasty. At the age of 16, he studied Confucian Classics and became enamoured of it. In early 1230s, when the Jin dynasty was annihilated by the Mongols, he was captured, but soon freed. He then became a famous educator in Confucianism. After Kublai Khan's enthronement in 1260, Xu Heng, along with many other Confucianists such as Liu Bingzhong and Wang Xun, was invited by Kublai Khan to the court. He resigned next year, but was invited again later by Kublai Khan, and became an official of the Central Secretariat (Zhongshu Sheng). In 1271, Kublai Khan founded the Yuan Dynasty, and established the National Academy (Chinese: 國子學) of the dynasty, with Xu Heng being its first leader (Chinese: 國子祭酒). Xu Heng was then devoted to education, and actively supported the spread of Neo-Confucianism. Later, he helped Guo Shoujing to formulate a new Chinese calendar known as Shoushili (Chinese: 授時曆). In 1280 he resigned and returned home, and died in the next year. returned home, and died in the next year.
, 许衡（1209年5月8日－1281年3月23日），字仲平，又称鲁斋先生，怀州河内（今河南沁阳）人，元代理学家、教育家。
, 許 衡（きょ こう、大安元年4月3日（1209年5月8日） - 至元18年3月3日（1281年3月23日））は、中国の元代初期の学者。字は仲平。魯斎先生とも称する。諡は文正。懐州河内県の出身。
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, 許 衡（きょ こう、大安元年4月3日（1209年5月8日） - 至元18年3月3日（1281年3月23日））は、中国の元代初期の学者。字は仲平。魯斎先生とも称する。諡は文正。懐州河内県の出身。
, 许衡（1209年5月8日－1281年3月23日），字仲平，又称鲁斋先生，怀州河内（今河南沁阳）人，元代理学家、教育家。
, Сюй Хэн (кит. 许衡) по прозванию Чжунпин (ки … Сюй Хэн (кит. 许衡) по прозванию Чжунпин (кит. 仲平), также его называли «господин Лучжай» (кит. 鲁斋先生), (1209, (современный Биян провинции Хэнань) — 1281) — философ-неоконфуцианец, последователь и пропагандист учения школы Чэн-Чжу, учитель и . Служил по Ведомству просвещения. Когда на престол взошёл Хубилай, Сюй Хэн вместе с участвовал в разработке дворцового этикета. Преподнёс Хубилаю доклад «Своевременные речи о пяти делах», в котором заявлял о «необходимости осуществления законов династии Хань». Сочинения Сюй Хэна сведены в сборник «Лучжай и шу» («Наследие Лучжая»).сборник «Лучжай и шу» («Наследие Лучжая»).
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