Fu Han

Fu Han

Fu Han (1435-1502 A.D.), whose name is Chuan, is called tizhai. He was an official of the Ming Dynasty and a minister of rites. He is a new Yu Ren (now xiaoshuishanbei village, Shuibei Town, Xinyu City). He is good at writing poems and compositions, and has written tizhaiji and jingyanjiangzhang. Fu Han, with elegant calligraphy, has the charm of Jin people. Fu Chao, the younger brother of Fu Han, was also a calligrapher. He was known as the second master of the family at that time. After Fu Han's death, the imperial court read his virtue and presented him with the title of wenmu. At present, there are still wenmutang and shangshudi in xiaoshuishanbei village, Shuibei Town, Xinyu City. The former ancestral hall is majestic. Later, due to years of disrepair, shangshudi was renovated in 2012.

In 1464, Fu Han passed the imperial examination and was selected as a scholar of the Imperial Academy. When Emperor Xiaozong continued to ascend the throne in the Ming Dynasty (1488), he was promoted to Taichang Shaoqing and Shidu, and successively served as the Minister of rites. In the 13th year of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty (1500), he was promoted to minister of rites. Fu Han is funny and dares to point out the shortcomings of the times. At that time, some people in Baoding offered white crane to the royal family for fun, which delayed the state affairs.

Fu Han lived a simple and caring life. Earthquake, hail and other disasters occurred in shigaocheng area, which made people's life extremely hard. Fu Han reported to the emperor that it is difficult for the army and the people to have enough food and clothing. Please set an example and take the lead in economy. However, the officials in charge of catering refused to carry out the policy, and they still wasted money arbitrarily. Fu Han was very distressed to see this, and he wrote to the emperor that if people's blood and sweat were wasted at will, they should not be supplied by suppliers. This kind of extravagance and waste is really unpopular. The Emperor gave orders to save money and pay attention to the people.

After Fu Han's death, the imperial court read his virtue and presented him with the title of wenmu.

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