Li Jiaji

Li Jiaji

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At the end of Qing Dynasty, he was a book collector and a Book engraver. The word Yunsheng, the word Ningshu, No. Lujiang fisherman.

Li Jiaji

Yunsheng (1843-1907), a native of Chengdu, Sichuan Province, was born in Tongzhou, Zhili (now Tongxian, Beijing). His father was an official in Sichuan, so he lived with his father in Huayang (now Chengdu). After entering the Jinshi Section, he learned about Baoan, Qianyang, Hancheng, Huazhou, Fufeng, Yingzhou, Lintong and Fuping counties in Shaanxi Province. Rich collection of books. When he was young, he liked Wenhan. Later, as an official, he would visit bookstores wherever he went. He bought hundreds of books in Xi'an, Jinan, Sichuan and other places. Over the years, he collected more books. There are few old editions in song and Yuan Dynasties. Most of them are published in Ming Dynasty, Qing Dynasty, Qian Dynasty and Jiashi Dynasty. Most of them are single line school edition, category book and series book. Jiancang bookstores, such as "50000 volume Pavilion", "Shuangtong bookstore", "jiangshang thatched cottage" and "daigeng hall", have compiled more than 2400 kinds of books in "50000 volume Pavilion bibliography". Mao Fengzhi wrote the preface for the bibliography, recording that his collection is more than 52000 volumes. He claimed to have "300000 volumes". After his death, the book collection was bought by Ke Fengshi with tens of thousands of gold. After he bought the book, Ke Fengshi wrote to Miao Quansun, saying that "there are no secret books, but there are also some books in Northwest China that can't be found here.". The daigengtang edition is one of the most famous editions in Shaanxi Province, with thick and simple typefaces. Working in calligraphy, good Li, grass style, real grass near bell can be big. Good at printing, long poems and ancient words. He has compiled the bibliography of 50000 volumes Pavilion, and has written the records of water control in Huazhou, the first draft of jiangshangcaotang, the travel records of Yusai, the miscellaneous works of daigengtang, the poetry draft of daigengtang, the complete works of daigengtang, etc. In 1899 and 1902, he served as the governor of Huazhou. I like reading. I used to work in the shogunate of salt and grain. I used all my income to buy books. So I am erudite and good at writing. I am especially good at official script. During the Tongzhi period (1862-1875), he joined the army as an official in the history of Yidian. Later, he was recommended as a county magistrate and assigned to Shaanxi Province. When he first arrived in Shaanxi, he entered Xi'an Chen Bureau (the organ in charge of the trial) and handled the court's documents. He has successively held important positions in government offices, made outstanding achievements and gained great reputation. After working in Huazhou, he donated 62 ancient books to Shaohua Academy. In the year of gengzi (1900), there was a great drought in Huazhou. Li Jiaji sent 10000 liang of silver and 5000 stone grains from the national treasury to help the people through the famine. No one died of starvation. On August 19, Empress Dowager Cixi and Emperor Guangxu fled to the West in a panic because of the invasion of Beijing by the Eight Power Allied forces. On the way, they stayed in Huazhou. Li Jiaji was in charge of the reception and was received by the two palaces. Afterwards, he wrote the story of yingluan in detail. At that time, the situation was chaotic, he actively supervised the militia, and finally put down the rebellion of Tian Guibin. CEN Chunxuan, governor of Shaanxi Province, reported his deeds and was promoted to be the deputy governor of Jiazhou. Because of the meritorious reception of the two palaces and the correct supply, he was promoted to Zhili Prefecture magistrate. In 1902, he returned to Shaanxi and became governor of Huazhou. When he was in charge of Huazhou, he often went deep into the countryside and asked about the sufferings of the people. He also wrote many poems reflecting the natural resources, local conditions and customs of Huazhou. There are stone inscriptions on the stone of the Longwang Temple site in Taipingyu, which are written by Fang Dou Li Shu, the four characters of "Jishi Lingyu" and the short narration.

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