Wang Zhou

Wang Zhou

Wang Zhou (558-613), whose name is Chengji, was born in Jiankang (now Nanjing). His ancestral home is Linyi, Langya (now Linyi, Shandong). He is the eighth grandson of Wang Dao. Sui Dynasty minister, writer.

He was an official of Chen Dynasty at the beginning of his career. Chen died and entered the Sui Dynasty. Yang Guangyin, king of Jin, was a bachelor. In the early years of Daye, he was a writer. He went to Liaodong to teach chaosan doctor. He has a strange nature and a high rate of self-confidence. He is proud of himself. Yang Xuangan often made friends with him. In the ninth year of Daye (613), Yang Xuangan rebelled and was defeated. He returned to Jiangzuo and was arrested.

Wang Zhou, whose name is Chengji, was born in Linyi. Zu Yun, Prince of Liang, Zhan Shi. Fu Xiang, Minister of Chen Huangmen. Zhou had few talents. He became an official of Chen. He started his career as king facao of Poyang and joined the army. And Chen Mie, Wang Guangyin of Jin Dynasty as a bachelor. At the end of Renshou's reign, he attacked Linyi from Liu Fang and conferred his merit on the commander-in-chief. In the early years of Daye, he was the author of his works, and Yang emperor attached great importance to his works. He was once a military officer in Liaodong, and was granted the title of chaosan doctor. His personality is sparse, and he is proud of his talent. Zhuge Ying was envious of it, and he was always envious of it. Emperor Yang loved his talent without sin. Yang Xuangan often made friends with him. In 613, Yang fansui was defeated, so he was buried and returned to Jiangzuo. He was arrested and killed. He was as famous as Yu Chuo for his ability to write poems. His Ci Fu is quite popular in the world. His poem "Fenghe Gifu" was highly praised by Emperor Yang. All the articles of emperor Yang are mostly to be followed. There are ten volumes in Sui Shu Jing Ji Zhi, which have been lost. Today, there are nearly 20 Poems (including incomplete sentences) in BIE Zhou Ji Shi and Bai Ma Pian, which are included in Wenyuan Yinghua, Yuefu Poetry Anthology and this biography.

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