Neo-Confucian scholars

Chinese historian, Neoconfucian philosopher, poet, and politician during the Song dynasty (1130–1200)

Chinese philosopher and general (1472–1529)

Chinese cosmologist, philosopher and writer (1017–1073)

Korean philosopher and politician (1342-1398)

Chinese philosopher, essayist, politician, writer, and cosmologist (1020-1077)

Chinese philosopher (1527–1602)

Korean scholar (1337-1392)

Chinese philosopher (1033–1107)

Joseon scholar & civil servant (1617–1680)

Japanese philosopher (1583–1657)

Chinese philosopher, mathematician, and scholar under the Song dynasty (1011-1077)

Chinese philosopher (1032–1085)

Chinese scholar (1139-1192)

Chinese naturalist, political theorist and philosopher (1610-1695)

Japanese Confucianist Philosopher, Pre-Linnaean botanist, physician (1630-1714)

Korean philosopher (1482-1520)

Joseon civil servant & scholar (1396 – 1478)

Korean scholar (1633-1709)

Japanese philosopher

Korean politician (1471-1527)

Joseon philosopher & civil servant (1431 – 1492)

philosopher (1561-1619)

Korean philosopher (1681-1763)

Korean scholar and politician (1501-1572)

Korean scholar-bureaucrat (1807-1877)

Korean Joseon Dynasty scholar (1834-1906)

Korean philosopher of the Goryeo period (1243 – 1306)

Neo-Confucian scholar (1641-1712)

Korean scholar (1534-1599)

Korea Goryeo scholar (1287-1367)

Japanese Confucian in early-Edo period (1621-1699)

Joseon Dynasty philosopher (1750-1815)

Joseon politician and scholar (1532-1590)

Japanese philosopher (1644-1732)

Korean politician

Korean Neo-Confucian scholar, politician, educator, and writer of Korea's Joseon period (1548 -1631)

Qing dynasty politician

Korea politician and Neo-Confucian scholar (1347-1416)

Scholar and politician (1634-1684)

Taiwanese historian and philosopher (1903–1982)

Chinese Neo-Confucian philosopher (1483–1541)

Korean politician and philosopher (1353-1419)

Joseon Dynasty politician and writer (1533-1601)

Song dynasty person (CBDB = 10258)

Korean general (1573-1654)

politician of the Goryeo Dynasty and a Neo-Confucian scholar (1329–1398)

Japanese philosopher

Joseon politicians and scholar (1535-1587)

Chinese Confucianist and educator (1209–1281)

Scholar & civil servant of Joseon (1574 – 1656)

Song dynasty historian

Japanese philosopher

Korean scholar (1567–1618)

politician and philosopher (1459-1512)

Korean Joseon Dynasty's writer and politician (1554-1637)

Woren (), alternatively rendered as Wesin (; 1804 – 8 June 1871), courtesy name Genfeng (艮峰), posthumous name Wenduan (文端), was an official of China's Qing dynasty. He was from the Mongol Ucigeri clan and belonged to the Plain Red Banner of the Eight Banners.

Chinese politician during the Ming dynasty

Korean politician