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'''Legalism''' was one of the major [[Chinese]] philosophies, alongside [[Confucianism]] and [[Daoism]].
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'''Legalism''' was one of the major [[Chinese]] philosophies, alongside [[Confucianism]] and [[Daoism]]. (For the Christian version of legalism, click [[Legalism (christianity)|here]])
    
The concept of Legalism was first conceived by [[Shang Yang]] around 350 BC. However, [[Han Feizi]] developed the philosophy in his self-titled book. The philosophy formed the basis of the [[Qin Dynasty]] and influenced all other dynasties.
 
The concept of Legalism was first conceived by [[Shang Yang]] around 350 BC. However, [[Han Feizi]] developed the philosophy in his self-titled book. The philosophy formed the basis of the [[Qin Dynasty]] and influenced all other dynasties.
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