An Hyang (安珦, 1243–1306) was a civil official and scholar of the late Goryeo period, with the art name Hoeheon (晦軒). He first introduced the Neo-Confucianism of Zhu Xi from Yuan China and is revered as the progenitor of Neo-Confucianism in Korea.
To promote the National Academy (Gukhak) he established the Seomhakjeon (贍學錢) scholarship fund to nurture talent, and he was the first Korean scholar to be enshrined in the Confucian Shrine (Munmyo). He is the representative figure of the Sunheung An clan.