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|names=* Style names 號: Chángsù (長素); Míngyí (明夷); Gēngshēng (更生) or 更甡; Xīqiáo Shānrén (西樵山人); Yóucúnsǒu (游存叟); Tiānyóu Huàrén (天游化人) | |names=* Style names 號: Chángsù (長素); Míngyí (明夷); Gēngshēng (更生) or 更甡; Xīqiáo Shānrén (西樵山人); Yóucúnsǒu (游存叟); Tiānyóu Huàrén (天游化人) | ||
* Courtesy name 字: Guǎngshà<ref>Or xià</ref> (廣廈) | * Courtesy name 字: Guǎngshà<ref>Or xià</ref> (廣廈) |
Kāng Yǒuwéi 康有為 (1858 - 1927)
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Kāng Yǒuwéi 康有為 (1858 - 1927) was one of the leaders of the 1898 reforms and a prominent political thinker, whose vision of an Utopian paradise was strongly influenced by Buddhist ideas.
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