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He published a commentary on the [[Ming Dynasty]] law code in [[1725]].

He published a commentary on the [[Ming Dynasty]] law code in [[1725]].

His students included [[Dazai Shundai]] and [[Taki Kakudai]], among other prominent scholars of the 18th century. His school remained strong after his death, and for example his disciples continued to debate with Korean scholars on occasion.

His students included [[Dazai Shundai]] and [[Taki Kakudai]], among other prominent scholars of the 18th century. His teachings were deemed heterodox by the shogunate in [[1790]], and removed from being part of instruction at the shogunal academies.<ref>[[Mark Ravina]], ''Land and Lordship'', Stanford University Press (1999), 133.</ref> However, his school still retained some considerable strength, and for example his disciples continued to debate with Korean scholars on occasion.

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