The Critical of Chinese Legal Philosophy through Interpretation of Ministry of Treasury (HON)’s Translation of Romance of Three kingdom.

Abstract

     The world of philosophy knows no bond. The studying of legal philosophy could be done in multiple ways, raising awareness of what was lies within the students. Because, however, legal philosophy was based on human communication. The writer opinion was human might not know all the law. But there’s no one that never read any piece of literature. Literatures were one of the tools the rulers used to assist in their reign. Hence, the writer attempted to challenge the study of new path of philosophy by present the approach on critical legal philosophy especially Chinese law through interpretation of ministry of treasury (HON)’s translation of Romance of Three kingdoms which using aesthetic perspective of the warring states ERA at the end of Chinese’s HAN dynasty. The study found that, other than the insertion of political ideas, administration, military, war strategy and aesthetics, there were Chinese legal philosophy hidden within Romance of Three kingdom Behind each character’s motive and scenarios. Such as Confucianism, Han Fei Tzu’s path of legalism, Lao Tzu and Taoism ideology for instance. This reflect the Path of the East in which its identity dynamically changes in conforming of the era. The study helps philosophical students to reach the core ideas of eastern philosophy, as a trailblazer of legal aesthetics in the future.