Toi Gye, otherwise known as Hwan Yi, was a great Confucian philosopher at the time of the Yi Dynasty. In 1534 he passed the prestigious national qualifying examination for the civil service, and was eventually appointed to the highest position in the civil service. However, he later resigned from government service and returned to his hometown, where he became a scholar. His specialty was Joo Ja Hak (Confucianism), and he developed many intellectual theories. He founded the Do San Learning Institute where he spent the rest of his life educating his young disciples. His interpretation of Confucianism, known as Toi Gye Hak, is today the subject of study in both the western and eastern worlds. The 37 movements represent the latitude of his birthplace.
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