Lie Yukou

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Lie Yukou is an ancient Chinese philosopher traditionally credited with authoring the Daoist classic "Liezi," though his historical existence remains uncertain.

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Lie Yukou canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Daoist philosopher ⓘ
ancient Chinese philosopher ⓘ
possibly legendary figure ⓘ
associatedWithSchool Huang-Lao Daoism ⓘ
associatedWork Liezi ⓘ
canonicalStatusOfWork Liezi is one of the major Daoist classics ⓘ
linked to: Liezi
describedAs possibly mythical philosopher ⓘ
era Warring States period ⓘ
historicalExistence uncertain ⓘ
historicity disputed ⓘ
includedIn Daoist philosophical tradition alongside Laozi and Zhuangzi ⓘ
influenced Chinese philosophy ⓘ
Daoist thought ⓘ
knownFor parables and anecdotes in the Liezi ⓘ
language Classical Chinese ⓘ
mentionedIn Historical discussions of Daoist canon ⓘ
name Lie Yukou ⓘ
philosophicalTradition Daoism ⓘ
linked to: Taoism
region Ancient China ⓘ
romanization Lie Zi ⓘ
linked to: Liezi
scholarlyViewOnAuthorship Liezi likely composite text ⓘ
authorship attribution considered traditional rather than historical ⓘ
themeInAttributedWork detachment from worldly affairs ⓘ
dreams and illusion ⓘ
non-action (wuwei) ⓘ
relativism of perspectives ⓘ
skill stories and technical mastery ⓘ
spontaneity (ziran) ⓘ
traditionallyCreditedAsAuthorOf Liezi ⓘ
workAttributedDate compiled centuries after his supposed lifetime ⓘ

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Liezi → author → Lie Yukou ⓘ
Liezi → attributedTo → Lie Yukou ⓘ
Lie Yukou → name → Lie Yukou ⓘ