Representative figures in the jurisprudence of the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties

First of all, the guiding ideology of the rule of law is to deepen the ceremony in the law, which highlights the orthodox legal thought led by Confucianism and also shows the gradual development of the law.

Two. Overview of legislation:

(1) Wei Law: Also known as Wei Law-the "law" of the son of heaven, in the name of punishment, is placed in the first law. This system put forward by the Eighth National Congress was formally written into the code.

"Golden Rule" (II): Zhang He-du's Annotation Method. Also known as Taishi Law, it perfected the legislative law. At the same time, Zhang Fei, a legal scholar, is regarded as an interpretation of the law, which is similar to the law, so it is called "Zhang Dulu".

(3) Northern Law: During the reign of Emperor Xiaowen, Doctor of Law Jin often wrote Wei Law.

(4) "Qi Fa": He Qingnian formulated the "Qi Fa" described by Feng et al. The past and development of "Qi Fa" developed the historical role of China feudal code and had a very significant impact on the code of Sui and Tang Dynasties. Felony 10 is defined in the first definition of "homogeneity method"

Three pieces of criminal legislation

(1) The crime of quasi-five properties: The Jin Law first points out the crime of quasi-five properties. The application of criminal law is closer to the humility of subduing criminals, with a lighter punishment, and promises to respect humility and impose more severe punishment. The farther the uniform, and vice versa.

(2) Admission: According to the official requirements of the Northern Law and Lawyer Chen, admission means that the privilege system of exchanging official titles can only be a crime.

(3) Eight suggestions became law: from the "Eight Articles" in the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Cao Wei period. It means discussing relatives, actions, talents, abilities, merits, values, attendance, guests. The system put forward by the Eighth National Congress of the Communist Party of China has a distinct color of feudal privilege.

(d) Felony 10: refers to rebellion, rebellion, surrender, vicious confrontation, immorality, disrespect, unfilial, injustice and civil strife.

(5) Five feudal punishments: distorted laws and regulations, resulting from reduction; Laws and regulations on exile; Whipping according to the law and regulations; Abolish castration system.

Four. judiciary

(1) Change the central judicial organ: Qi formally established the Supreme Court and the State Supreme Court as deputy directors.

(2) Direct complaint drum system: allowing drums to sound unfair, and strengthening judicial inspection and supervision by judicial organs at higher and lower levels.

(c) Punishment and disciplinary system: in order to reduce the number of innocent people killed by mistake, the power of punishment is centralized.

(d) institutionalized torture: torture was brutal and cruel, reflecting the corruption and darkness of the judiciary at that time.