Yun Hyu

Japanese: 尹鑴 - いんけい（英語表記）Yun Hyu

1617‐80
A scholar from the mid-Joseon period in Korea. Also written as Yun Suen. His pen name was Hizung and his pen name was Baekho. He was from Namwon and was a leader of the Namin faction. Born in an era of internal and external troubles, he experienced the humiliation of his nation in his impressionable youth (the Byeongja Rebellion and the ceremony at Sandan-do), and afterwards he did not take the civil service examinations, instead devoting his life to learning. His brilliant intellect and bold disposition were displayed in both the theoretical and practical aspects of his research into classics (the issue of mourning for the imperial family), and his independent attitude of forming his own theory rather than following the academic theories of Zhu Xi was attacked by Song Siyeol of the Western faction as a "Simun rebel," leading to a tragic end.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1617‐80
朝鮮，李朝中期の学者。尹鐫（いんせん）とも書く。字は希仲，号は白湖。南原の人。南人派の巨頭。内憂外患の時代に生まれ，多感な青年期に民族の屈辱(丙子の乱と三田渡での臣礼)に出会ったのちは科挙に応ぜず，学問専一の生活を送った。聡明な知性と豪胆な気風は，経学研究の理論面，実際面(帝室の服喪問題)にともども発揮され，とくに朱子の学説に従わず自説をたてる自主的態度は西人派の宋時烈から〈斯文乱賊〉と攻撃され，悲劇的な最期を遂げた。

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