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Zhu Xi
MedievalPhilosopherChina1130 — 1200
Zhu Xi (1130–1200), a Chinese philosopher of the Song dynasty, synthesized Confucian thought into Neo-Confucianism. He codified the Four Books and emphasized moral self-cultivation, becoming the most influential rationalist philosopher of medieval China.
Quick Facts
Born
1130
Died
1200
Country
China
Era
Medieval
Occupation
Philosopher
Score Overview
Military (10%)24
Political (20%)52
Influence (20%)88
Legacy (20%)78
Leadership (15%)39
Strategy (15%)53
Total Score59.4
Detailed Scores
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Military
Strategy
1
Tactics
1
Battles
1
Army Scale
1
War Impact
1
Political
Governance
3
Reform
3
Stability
3
Policy
3
Power
3
Influence
History
8
Global
8
Culture
8
Ideology
9
Legacy
8