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Hanno of Tyria
Hanno of Tyria | |
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 A lithograph often used to represent Hanno of Tyria | |
| Born | 1810s? |
| Died | c. late 19th c. |
| Nationality | Tyreseian (assumed) |
Notable work | Tyreseia Letter to Prince Djonixu Poor Folk |
| Era | Resurgencha |
| Region | Periclean philosophy |
Main interests | Ethics of government, socialism, left-nationalism |
Notable ideas | Tyreseianism |
Influences | |
Hanno of Tyria was the most-frequently attributed moniker for a philosopher or series of philosophers in the 19th century in what is now Tyreseia. Writing pseudonymously to protect their identity, Hanno wrote extensive tracts, pamphlets and articles
The question of who Hanno of Tyria was is still debated in Tyreseian society.