Huang Zongxi
Huang Zongxi (1610-1695) was a Chinese philosopher and political thinker during the Ming-Qing transition, known for his critiques of autocratic rule and emphasis on the importance of moral governance. His works advocate for the idea that rulers must possess virtue and moral integrity, contributing significantly to the development of political philosophy in early modern China.
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Huang Zongxi represents a trend in political philosophy during the Manchu era.
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