Shang Yang knew little about the name of punishment, but he ruled by law and was deeply influenced by Li Kui, Wu Qi and others. Later, he became the prime minister of Wei.

Gui Guzi, the originator of the "military strategist", is also an accomplished educator. I often go to Yunmeng Mountain to collect herbs and cultivate monks. Because of his seclusion in Qingxi Ghost Valley, he was called Mr. Ghost Valley.

Mr guiguzi was once the prime minister of Chu, and later retired to defend his country and became a disciple. Guiguzi is located in Yunmeng Mountain, Guqi County, Henan Province, because Mr. Guiguzi used to be an apprentice here. Among his numerous disciples, only Sun Bin, Pang Juan, Su Qin and Zhang Yi are world-famous. See (The Warring States Policy, The Romance of Sun Pang).

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Shang Yang (about 395 BC-338 BC), surnamed Ji, Gongsun and Yang, was a patriotic man. Politicians, reformers, thinkers in the Warring States period, representatives of legalists, descendants of the king who defended the country.

When Shang Yang was young, he liked to study the names of criminals and was deeply influenced by Li Kui and Wuqi. He studied the theory of sages from Shijiao, and later served Wei's "xianggong" uncle CuO as an illegitimate child.

When his uncle was seriously ill, he recommended Shang Yang to Wei Huiwang, saying, "Shang Yang is young and promising, and he can govern the country with national conditions." He also said to Wei Huiwang: "If you don't need Shang Yang, you must kill him and don't let him go to other countries." Wei Huiwang thought that Uncle Cuo was terminally ill and incoherent, so he didn't accept it.

Uncle CuO quickly turned Shang Yang around and left Wei. Shang Yang knew that Wei Huiwang wouldn't take the wrong uncle's words and kill him, so he didn't leave Wei immediately.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Shang Yang (a representative figure of pre-Qin Legalists)