Li Peijing

Li Peijing

Li Peijing (1826-1882, August 18), a political figure of the Qing Dynasty, was born in Xiangxiang County, Changsha Prefecture, Hunan Province. Li Peijing is famous for his honesty and uprightness.

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Life of the characters

In the 29th year of Daoguang (1849), the seventh person in Hunan Jiyou rural examination was elected. the second year of Xianfeng (1852): Enke will try to select the real record library for transcription. The third year (1853): it was transcribed by the real record library, and the official school of Jueluo was changed to the official school of Xianghuang Banner. In 1860, Gengshen won the second place in the Enke examination, the second place in the repeated examination, and the first place in the palace examination. He is a good scholar in dianhanlin Academy. Second place in the imperial examination. The first year of tongzhi (1862): on April 16, shujishi, a scholar in the Hanlin academy, left the hall and granted editing. He served as the assistant editor of the National Museum of history and promoted to the editor. He also served as the assistant editor of the wuyingdian hall and the local examination and survey officer of Zhili Province. The second year (1863): compiled by Hanlin academy, compiled by Chongwu YINGDIAN hall, CO edited by Shilu library, and served as a testing and surveying officer. In 1864, he took charge of the academic administration of Guizhou Province with the compilation of Hanlin Academy. Six years (1867): Guizhou Xuezheng, August 18 reward four grades, title Department of Guizhou Buzheng. In 1868, he acted as the governor of Guizhou Province and was granted the post on July 25. the first year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu (1875): Governor of Guizhou on September 14. Five years (1879): Governor of Guizhou, on January 25, he was demoted to three levels and transferred to another post. On the 23rd of March, he was given the post of Sichuan envoy. Six years (1880): Sichuan envoys. Ding Baozhen, governor of Sichuan Province, recommended talents several times and was promoted to governor of water transport on June 14. The seventh year (1881): Governor of water transport, changed to governor of Jiangsu on May 15. On November 14, he returned home free from illness. He was ill and died on the fifth day of July in 1882. The imperial edict granted you Ji, built a special temple in Guiyang and qingjiangpu, posthumous

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Characters and deeds

At that time, the Miao people's uprising in Guizhou was very strong. Because Lao Chongguang, the governor of Yunnan and Guizhou, was not at peace with Zhang Liangji, the governor of Guizhou, the Miao people's uprising was not suppressed effectively. Li Peijing wrote to explain the situation and believed that the Miao people's trouble was due to lack of education. He set foot in the Miao area and went to various states and counties for examinations. Although it was dangerous, he did not postpone it. He met with Taoist priest Cen Yuying in western Guizhou. Knowing that he was familiar with military affairs, he asked Cen to manage the military affairs in Central Guizhou. In the sixth year of tongzhi (1867), Li Peijing was recommended as Guizhou municipal envoy. At that time, pan Mingjie, the leader of the Miao people's uprising army, guarded Longli, and the Guizhou army could not attack for a long time. In the second year, the Qing army captured Longli and entered guiding. The momentum of the Miao army was greatly reduced. He was praised by the imperial edict of the Qing Dynasty and was granted the post of minister. After that, the Miao uprising in Duyun, Kaiyang and Xiuwen was suppressed, and the whole territory was put down. Guangxu first year (1875) promoted governor of Guizhou. In 1879, Li Peijing was demoted and transferred to Sichuan as an inspector general because he asked the former governor of Yunnan to remove the punishment of he Changling and granted his posthumous title. Because of his ability to manage affairs and honesty, he was repeatedly recommended by Ding Baozhen, governor of Sichuan Province. Guangxu six years (1880), promoted the governor of water transport. In service, he built post houses and military houses with the surplus of public funds, increased the number of College plasters, and set up other public welfare undertakings. In the seventh year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu, Li Peijing was promoted to be governor of Jiangsu Province. Before he was appointed, he became ill and returned to Hunan. He died the following year. Shi Wensu.

Main works

There are two volumes of memorials to the Duke of Li Wensu, two volumes of brief poems of qiubu zhuozhai, and four volumes of waiji, which are compiled by Sanzi JINZI. The book contains: < / UL >

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