Hu Yin (胡寅) concluded that Shu-Han (蜀漢) was the legal dynasty in San-Guo (三國). In fact, this idea influenced Zhu Xi (朱熹). On the consicousness of time and ultimate concern, Hu Yin was in favor of jing-yi (經義), classic Confucianism, in other words, the eternal and ultimate cause. He also believed firmly the cyclical of historical concepts. Another note worthy thing about Hu Yin is that he hoped himself to leave behind a good reputation, and to be remembered forever by posterity. Finally, Hu Yin subjectively supported tian-ren-he-yi (天人合一) and dualistic judgment of monism.