Li Zhangyu
Li Zhangyu
Li Zhangyu (1784-1857), a native of Zhucheng, Shandong Province, was born in red, Li Nan and Yue ting. The father-in-law of Chen Jieqi, an epigraphist in Qing Dynasty. In Jiaqing, Gengchen was a Jinshi, who was appointed to the head of the Ministry of punishment. Later, he was promoted to Sichuan doctor, and served as the governor of Guangdong Province.
Li Zhangyu is an active figure in the field of epigraphy in Beijing. He advocated and organized many literary friends to gather and sing, and presided over the collation of GUI Fu's Shuowen Jiezi Yizheng, becoming a leading figure in the cultural circle.
Li Zhangyu was a daring official. In 1837, he was appointed as the magistrate of Changzhou Prefecture, Jiangsu Province, and also the governor of Yangzhou Prefecture. During his term of office, he tried to get rid of the stereotypes of local weddings and funerals, vigorously advocated frugality, and made people's hearts grow fast. Later, he served as the magistrate of Jiangning prefecture (Nanjing). Jiangning has always been an outlaw. He took advantage of the opportunity of collecting grain, discounted grain, profited from it and squandered it. He also called it "tea meeting fee". Li Zhangyu was awe inspiring and unyielding, and "wanted to visit and handle", which made the evil people disappear. Later, he was transferred to the governor of Suzhou.
Personal profile
Li Zhangyu (1784-1857), a native of Zhucheng, Shandong Province, was born in red, Li Nan and Yue ting. The father-in-law of Chen Jieqi, an epigraphist in Qing Dynasty. In Jiaqing, Gengchen was a Jinshi, who was appointed to the head of the Ministry of punishment. Later, he was promoted to Sichuan doctor, and served as the governor of Guangdong Province.
Life experience
Li Zhangyu is an active figure in the field of epigraphy in Beijing. He advocated and organized many literary friends to gather and sing, and presided over the collation of GUI Fu's Shuowen Jiezi Yizheng, becoming a leading figure in the cultural circle. He highly appreciated Chen Jieqi's talent and learning, and especially praised his preference for epigraphy. He felt that Chen Jieqi's knowledge and savvy would be able to make great achievements in the profound field of epigraphy. Therefore, he betrothed his daughter to Chen Jieqi when he was 20 years old. From then on, Mrs. Li's wife, Chen Houzhong, spent 40 years in Chen's family to teach her husband and son. Until 1871, when Chen Jieqi was 59 years old, her wife and eldest son, Chen Houzhong, died in the same year. In fact, Li Zhangyu became a decisive figure in Chen Jieqi's life focusing on epigraphy, and provided lifelong influence and sponsorship for his proud son-in-law from the aspects of knowledge and material. Li Zhangyu was a courageous official. In 1837, he was appointed as the governor of Changzhou Prefecture, Jiangsu Province, and also the governor of Yangzhou Prefecture. During his term of office, he tried to get rid of the stereotypes of local weddings and funerals, vigorously advocated frugality, and made people's hearts grow fast. Later, he served as the magistrate of Jiangning prefecture (Nanjing). Jiangning has always been an outlaw. He took advantage of the opportunity of collecting grain, discounted grain, profited from it and squandered it. He also called it "tea meeting fee". Li Zhangyu was awe inspiring and unyielding, and "wanted to visit and handle", which made the evil people disappear. Later, he was transferred to the governor of Suzhou. at that time, night travel was prevalent in Suzhou, merchants were usurious and exploited, and some outlaws were profiteering by "worshiping evil gods". Li Zhangyu took great care to get rid of it, which made the people happy. Later, he was promoted to Jiangnan salt patrol road by "governing and reporting the most". Li Zhangyu publicized the names of local villains to let people know that these people are determined to change from evil to good. For those who did not repent, Li Zhangyu punished them severely according to law, and the people lived and worked in peace and contentment. Later, he was transferred to huichaojia Road, Guangdong Province. Chaozhou people like to open casinos and lure their children to be cheated. The nuns secretly spread letters and organized women to join the "flower party"; the men "group tree party" fought with each other to "show off their anger" and disturb the people's hearts, which often led to great disasters and the social atmosphere was extremely corrupt. When Li Zhangyu arrived, he first ordered his subordinates to capture the bandit leaders Zeng asan and Huang Wukong and put them in the criminal law. Then he put an end to the bad habits of Huahui and HuiDang, so that this area was under unprecedented governance. Local people praise that "the rule of Chaozhou (state), before Han Changli (Yu), today" only Zhang Yu one person. ". Therefore, it has the reputation of "past Han and present Li". People set up steles in memory of him. Later transferred to the Zhejiang inspector, and then transferred to the Guangdong inspector and promoted the Guangdong government leader. All of them took "suixianliang, eliminating violence and moralizing" as their duty. They made outstanding achievements and were praised by the scholars and the people. In 1850, Li Zhangyu returned home with illness. The places where Li Zhangyu worked in all his life were rich and prosperous in the south of the Yangtze River, so his collection of ancient books on gold and stone was also quite rich. After returning to his hometown, Li Zhangyu closed the door to thank his guests, did not participate in or interfere in foreign affairs, and tutored his descendants to read and write all day long. Sometimes, he and his brother Li Renyu appreciate the stones, exchange skills and study knowledge together. His son-in-law, Chen Jieqi, was influenced by Ren Yu and Zhang Yu when he was a child. His research on gold and stone became more and more profound. Later, he became a famous expert on gold and stone. At the same time, Li Zhangyu was also good at poetry and calligraphy. Most of his works were written about the way of being an official, including one volume of "Xi Yuan Lu Zheng Zheng", six volumes of "Shi Ji Cheng Shi Zhai Guan Shu", four volumes of "Yue Ting Shi Wen Ji" and twelve volumes of "summary of laws and regulations". Li Zhangyu also had a close relationship with the Korean literati Kim, and they had a lot of correspondence. Today, there are Li Zhangyu's letters and Kim's scripts in Zhucheng Museum. In the historical records of the period of the Republic of China, there is such a paragraph of Li Zhangyu's writing: "Li Zhangyu is fond of gold and stone writing, which is very rich in collection. His most famous works are GUI Jue, GUI Xingfu Yiju and Daliang Ding of Han Dynasty. He has written a volume of "Aiwu dingzhai collection items" and several books of "Lingjie Pavilion series". Chen Jieqi wrote a rubbings of Li's inscriptions in Zhucheng of Xu's family in Rizhao. The so-called "Li's family in Zhucheng" was collected by his father-in-law Li Zhangyu. He also likes to collect books and has many rare books. There are 28 volumes of Zhu Wenzao's shuowenjiezhuankaoyi and 2 volumes of appendix, and 50 volumes of Guifu's ShuoWenJieZi Yizheng, Analects of difficult characters and Yizheng with the seal of Dongwu Fangchi collection, which is now stored in Beijing Library. " ?
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