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'''Han Feizi''' was a Chinese philosopher. He created a philosophy known as [[Legalism]] based on the ideas of [[Shang Yang]]. This philosophy emphasizes the need to promote the ruler's authority through strict laws and enforcement. This is in contrast to [[Confucianism]] which emphasized moral duty and the need for superiors, including the ruler, to set a good example in this regard.   
 
'''Han Feizi''' was a Chinese philosopher. He created a philosophy known as [[Legalism]] based on the ideas of [[Shang Yang]]. This philosophy emphasizes the need to promote the ruler's authority through strict laws and enforcement. This is in contrast to [[Confucianism]] which emphasized moral duty and the need for superiors, including the ruler, to set a good example in this regard.   
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''Han Feizi'' is also the name of Han Fei's book, in which he lays out the concept of legalism.
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''Han Feizi'' is also the name of Han Feizi's book, in which he lays out the concept of legalism.
    
[[Category:Chinese Philosophers]]
 
[[Category:Chinese Philosophers]]
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