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وانگ یانگ‌مینگ

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Also known as Wang Shouren, Yun, Xinjian bo, Yangming xiansheng, Boan, Xianruwangzi, Binyangtang, Wang Yun

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Wang Yangming was a male philosopher and writer from the Ming dynasty. Born in Yuyao City in 1472, he died in Ganzhou in 1528 or 1529. He held the academic degree of jinshi and spoke Chinese. His work is associated with the movements of Neo-Confucianism and Yangmingism, and his worldview was Confucian. He is described by the source *History of Ming*.

His notable works include *Wang Yangming Quanji*, *Yangming Xiansheng Yao Shu*, *Yangming Quanji*, *Guben Daxue*, and *Yangming Quanshu*. These texts are held in collections such as The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and the Shanghai Museum. He had one child. His posthumous name was Wencheng, and he used the courtesy name Bo'an. He was also known by the art names Yangmingzi, Binyangtang, Helouxuan, and Junziting.

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Person · Open Library

Born
1472
Died
1528
Works
59

Top works

  • 王陽明全集
  • 陽明先生要書
  • 陽明全集
  • 古本大學
  • 陽明全書

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Key facts

Preceded by
Yao Mo
Succeeded by
Zhang Jing
Born
( 1472-10-26 ) 26 October 1472, Yuyao , Zhejiang
Died
9 January 1529 (1529-01-09) (aged 56), Nan'an fu , Jiangxi (present-day Ganzhou )
Spouse
Lady Zhu
Occupation
Statesman, general, Neo-Confucian philosopher
School
Confucianism
Notable ideas
Yangmingism , Unity of knowledge and action , the streets are full of saints [ simple ]
Traditional chinese
王陽明
Simplified chinese
王阳明
Hanyu pinyin
Wáng Yángmíng
Yale romanization
Wòhng Yèuhngmìhng
Jyutping
Wong4 Joeng4ming4

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Family name
Wang
Gender
male
Citizenship
Ming dynasty
Place of birth
Yuyao City
Place of death
Ganzhou
Occupation
writer
Languages spoken
Chinese
Religion
Confucianism
Academic degree
jinshi
Field of work
philosophy
Movement
Yangmingism
Image
蔡世新 王阳明肖像轴 (cropped).jpg
Number of children
1
Show 12 more facts
date of birth
1472-10-31
date of death
1529-01-09
topic's main category
Category:Wang Yangming
Commons category
Wang Yangming
described by source
History of Ming
has works in the collection
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
courtesy name
伯安
art name
陽明先生
name in kana
おう ようめい
posthumous name
文成
on focus list of Wikimedia project
Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
Commons Creator page
Wang Yangming
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Gallery (5)