King Hui of Wei was a ruler of the ancient Chinese state of Wei during the Warring States period. He reigned from 370 to 319 BCE and is known for his efforts to strengthen his state through alliances and military campaigns. His leadership was marked by both successes and challenges as he navigated the complex political landscape of the time. During his reign, King Hui sought to promote economic development and improve agricultural productivity. He implemented policies that encouraged trade and supported local farmers, which helped to bolster the economy of Wei. Despite his efforts, the state faced constant threats from rival states, leading to ongoing conflicts and power struggles.