Wang Zudao

Wang Zudao

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Wang Zudao (1039-1108), whose name is ruohui, was born in Fujian Province. In the third year of Zhiping (1066) of the Northern Song Dynasty, he was a Jinshi, and went out to know Tingzhou and Quanzhou. In the first year of Yuanfu (1098) of the Northern Song Dynasty, he entered Beijing as an official. He successively held the posts of Hubu member wailang, Libu member wailang, Bingbu Shangshu, Duanmingdian bachelor, Xingbu Shangshu, etc. In 1108, he died of illness at the age of 69.

Life of the characters

Wang Zudao (1039-1108), whose name is ruohui, was born in Fujian Province. In the third year of Zhiping (1066) of the Northern Song Dynasty, he became a Jinshi and served as Hancheng Wei. He knew Songyang and Baima counties. He was appointed Si nongcheng. In the fourth year of Yuanfeng (1081) of the Northern Song Dynasty, he moved to supervise the Royal censor Baoxing. Because of the fierce discussion of current politics, he changed his official title to wailang, went out to Tingzhou and moved to Quanzhou. In the third year of Yuanyou in the Northern Song Dynasty (1088), Zudao was transferred to Jiangnan West Road as a transit judge. Soon after, he had the right to send Jiangdong Road to prison, and then sent to Fuzhou. In the eighth year of Yuanyou (1093) of the Northern Song Dynasty, the ancestors asked Lang to know Fuzhou. In the first year of Yuanfu in the Northern Song Dynasty (1098), Zudao entered Beijing and became a member of the Ministry of household and then a member of the Ministry of official. Later, he was promoted to Zuo Sijian. Huizongli in the Northern Song Dynasty (1101), Jiazu Daozhi LongTuge, known as Guizhou. Because of his meritorious service in appeasing the Li people, he was promoted to xianmoge to be the official of the Ministry of war. After Li people rebelled again, Zu Dao was demoted to Duanming palace. in 1103, the second year of Chongning in the Northern Song Dynasty, Zu Daofu knew Fuzhou and cared about the floating bridge in Nantai. At that time, Zhongzhou gushed out, and the Nantai river was divided into three ports. Zudao rebuilt the floating bridge, and bought 16 boats in Beigang, 73 boats in Zhonggang, and 13 boats in Nangang (Jiangnan bridge), with 102 boats as beams. The imperial court ordered the prefectures to build Tianning Temple, and the ancestral road built the temple in the south of the floating bridge (today's Tianan Temple), with 12 hectares of land and 72 mu of land, which were used as the funds for bridge construction. The main monk of Tianning Temple was ordered to set up the 36 courtyard to protect the floating bridge. in 1105, the fourth year of Chongning in the Northern Song Dynasty, Zudao was transferred to Beijing as the Minister of punishment. He died of illness in 1108, the second year of Daguan in the Northern Song Dynasty. He was 69 years old.

Anecdotes and allusions

When I learned about Fuzhou, the Nantai river was vast and it was difficult for pedestrians to cross the river. Zudao Lianzhou is a beam, bounded by lengyanzhou (today's Zhongting Street). There are 20 boats in the north, named "Hesha North Bridge" (jinxiaoqiao), 100 boats in the south, named "Hesha South Bridge" (Wanshou bridge, commonly known as Daqiao). The boat was supported on planks for walking, with railings on both sides. Guang1.1 Zhang. The South Bridge and the north bridge have their own doors, which can be opened and closed at any time for boating. The left and right sides of the floating bridge are tied with rattan cables, and 18 stone pillars are planted to firmly bind the rattan cables to prevent the impact of strong wind and heavy rain. Later, a house was built to protect the rattan cables, and a pavilion was set up beside the pillar mouth for pedestrians to rest. In the north of Zhongting, there is a Sizhou Hall (now known as Sizhou shop), which is presided over by monks. It is actually used by bridge guards. In the south, a kiosk was built in cangqianshan. Another nunnery was built in the West. The guards are also responsible for protecting the bridge. The bridge was completed in October of the first year of Shaosheng (1094). Zudao spent tens of millions to build the floating bridge, and the remaining 3900 yuan was distributed to the monks' temples in Min County, Houguan county and Huai'an County, and the interest was taken as the cost of bridge repair.

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