Luo Hong-xian

Japanese: 羅洪先 - らこうせん（英語表記）Luo Hong-xian

Born: 1504 (17th year of the Koji period)
[Died] 1564
A Confucian scholar from the Ming Dynasty in China. Born in Jisui (Jiangxi Province). His pen name was Tatsufu. His pen name was Nian'an. He gave up his hopes of a government career and pursued academic studies. He was a personal disciple of Wang Yangming, and, together with Nie Bao and others, he played an active role as a central figure in the right wing of Yangmingism (the Return to Silence school). His book is "Nian'an Collection."

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Japanese:

[生]弘治17(1504)
[没]嘉靖43(1564)
中国，明の儒学者。吉水 (江西省) の人。字は達夫。号は念庵。官途につく望みを絶って学問に志し，王陽明に私淑，聶豹などとともに陽明学右派 (帰寂派) の中心人物として活躍した。著書は『念庵集』。

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