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He Yan (c. 195 – 9 February 249), courtesy … He Yan (c. 195 – 9 February 249), courtesy name Pingshu, was a Chinese philosopher and politician of the state of Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms period of China. He was a grandson of He Jin, a general and regent of the Eastern Han dynasty. His father, He Xian, died early, so his mother, Lady Yin, remarried the warlord Cao Cao. He Yan thus grew up as Cao Cao's stepson. He gained a reputation for intelligence and scholarship at an early age, but he was unpopular and criticised for being arrogant and dissolute. He was rejected for government positions by both emperors Cao Pi and Cao Rui, but became a minister during the rule of Cao Shuang. When the Sima family took control of the government in a coup d'état in 249, he was executed along with all the other officials loyal to Cao Shuang. He Yan was, along with Wang Bi, one of the founders of the Daoist school of Xuanxue. He synthesised the philosophical schools of Daoism and Confucianism, believing that the two schools complemented each other. He wrote a famous commentary on the Daode Jing that was influential in his time, but no copies have survived. His commentary on the Analects was considered standard and authoritative for nearly 1000 years, until his interpretation was displaced by the commentary of Zhu Xi in the 14th century. commentary of Zhu Xi in the 14th century.
, 하안(何晏, 193년? ~ 249년)은 중국 삼국 시대 조위의 관료이자 사상가로, 자는 평숙(平叔)이며, 남양군 완현(宛縣) 사람이다. 후한의 대장군 하진의 손자이다.
, He Yan (ou Ho Yan, Ho Yen, 何晏), également … He Yan (ou Ho Yan, Ho Yen, 何晏), également appelé Pingshu (平叔), originaire des environs de l’actuelle Nanyang (南陽) au Henan, lettré et fonctionnaire (195 - 10 janvier 249) du royaume de Wei, est considéré avec Wang Bi comme le fondateur du courant philosophique Xuanxue (玄學). On lui attribue parfois la création du courant Qingtan (清談). Petit-fils du général Han He Jin (何進), Cao Cao fit de lui son fils adoptif après avoir épousé sa mère, née Yin (尹氏). Leurs liens familiaux furent resserrés par son mariage avec la princesse Jingxiang (金鄉公主), fille ou nièce de Cao Cao.ngxiang (金鄉公主), fille ou nièce de Cao Cao.
, 何 晏（か あん、? - 249年2月9日（正始10年1月10日））は、中国後漢末期から三国時代の魏の政治家、学者。字は平叔。祖父は何進。父と子の名は不詳。養父は曹操。彼の伝は「諸夏侯曹伝」の曹真伝付きの曹爽伝にある。
, He Yan (* unbekannt, möglicherweise 195 od … He Yan (* unbekannt, möglicherweise 195 oder 209; † 249) (何晏) war ein chinesischer Politiker und Premierminister im Reich Wei in der Zeit der Drei Reiche, er wurde nach dem Putsch durch Sima Yi auf dessen Veranlassung hingerichtet. Außerdem war er auch Philosoph, sein wichtigstes Werk ist sein Sammelkommentar zu den Lehrgesprächen des Konfuzius Er war einer der Lehrer Wang Bis.onfuzius Er war einer der Lehrer Wang Bis.
, 何晏（196年－249年），字平叔，南阳宛（今河南南阳）人，东汉末年大将军何进孙，曹操的婿養子，三国时期玄学家，魏晋玄学贵无派创始人，与王弼并称“王何”，玄学代表人物之一，在高平陵之变与曹爽等同被司马氏诛杀，卒于正始十年（249年）。何晏以俊美著稱，有何郎粉、傅粉何郎之语，代指美男子。
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He Yan (* unbekannt, möglicherweise 195 od … He Yan (* unbekannt, möglicherweise 195 oder 209; † 249) (何晏) war ein chinesischer Politiker und Premierminister im Reich Wei in der Zeit der Drei Reiche, er wurde nach dem Putsch durch Sima Yi auf dessen Veranlassung hingerichtet. Außerdem war er auch Philosoph, sein wichtigstes Werk ist sein Sammelkommentar zu den Lehrgesprächen des Konfuzius Er war einer der Lehrer Wang Bis.onfuzius Er war einer der Lehrer Wang Bis.
, He Yan (c. 195 – 9 February 249), courtesy … He Yan (c. 195 – 9 February 249), courtesy name Pingshu, was a Chinese philosopher and politician of the state of Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms period of China. He was a grandson of He Jin, a general and regent of the Eastern Han dynasty. His father, He Xian, died early, so his mother, Lady Yin, remarried the warlord Cao Cao. He Yan thus grew up as Cao Cao's stepson. He gained a reputation for intelligence and scholarship at an early age, but he was unpopular and criticised for being arrogant and dissolute. He was rejected for government positions by both emperors Cao Pi and Cao Rui, but became a minister during the rule of Cao Shuang. When the Sima family took control of the government in a coup d'état in 249, he was executed along with all the other officials loyal to Cao Shuang.l the other officials loyal to Cao Shuang.
, He Yan (ou Ho Yan, Ho Yen, 何晏), également … He Yan (ou Ho Yan, Ho Yen, 何晏), également appelé Pingshu (平叔), originaire des environs de l’actuelle Nanyang (南陽) au Henan, lettré et fonctionnaire (195 - 10 janvier 249) du royaume de Wei, est considéré avec Wang Bi comme le fondateur du courant philosophique Xuanxue (玄學). On lui attribue parfois la création du courant Qingtan (清談). Petit-fils du général Han He Jin (何進), Cao Cao fit de lui son fils adoptif après avoir épousé sa mère, née Yin (尹氏). Leurs liens familiaux furent resserrés par son mariage avec la princesse Jingxiang (金鄉公主), fille ou nièce de Cao Cao.ngxiang (金鄉公主), fille ou nièce de Cao Cao.
, 何 晏（か あん、? - 249年2月9日（正始10年1月10日））は、中国後漢末期から三国時代の魏の政治家、学者。字は平叔。祖父は何進。父と子の名は不詳。養父は曹操。彼の伝は「諸夏侯曹伝」の曹真伝付きの曹爽伝にある。
, 하안(何晏, 193년? ~ 249년)은 중국 삼국 시대 조위의 관료이자 사상가로, 자는 평숙(平叔)이며, 남양군 완현(宛縣) 사람이다. 후한의 대장군 하진의 손자이다.
, 何晏（196年－249年），字平叔，南阳宛（今河南南阳）人，东汉末年大将军何进孙，曹操的婿養子，三国时期玄学家，魏晋玄学贵无派创始人，与王弼并称“王何”，玄学代表人物之一，在高平陵之变与曹爽等同被司马氏诛杀，卒于正始十年（249年）。何晏以俊美著稱，有何郎粉、傅粉何郎之语，代指美男子。
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