Wu juhou

Wu juhou

Wu juhou

(1039-1114) word dunlao, also known as Jushi. Linchuan Zhongling zhanggonglouhu Village (now Jinxian County, Jiangxi Province) people. Politicians in the Northern Song Dynasty. Official to the right of the book Cheng.

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Renzong Jiayou eight years (1063) Jinshi. In the third year of Xining (1070), he promoted officials for Wu'an (now Changsha, Hunan Province) and tried his best to carry out Wang Anshi's new law. He approved the idle land and wasteland and gave it to Meishan for corvee farming. He achieved good results and was promoted to Dali temple.

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Yuanfeng two years (1079), as Hebei changpingcang promotion. Taking the new law as an example, he added 51 articles of the law of damage and servitude, which was appreciated by Shenzong and granted to Yin Fei. In Jin Dynasty, he was appointed as a transit judge of Jingdong Road (which is located in the south of Shangqiu, Henan Province, and later divided into East and West roads). Soon, he was promoted to Deputy envoy and transit envoy. The imperial court greatly promoted salt and iron. He made great efforts and made outstanding achievements, which was highly valued by Emperor Shenzong. At this time, the imperial court greatly promoted the trade of salt and iron. Wu juhou gave full play to his expertise in financial management, carefully planned and made every effort to obtain the bank's approval. Officials in Laiwu and Liguo are encouraged to make large amounts of money by themselves, and they can earn 100000 yuan (one yuan is 1000 Wen) a year. Shenzong praised it and promoted it to tianzhang Pavilion. in the fourth year of Yuanfeng (1081), he served as the transit envoy of Kyoto. During his term of office, he purchased silk goods with the tax benefits of salt and iron, and subsidized Hedong to exchange horses for grazing; he allocated 200000 yuan to support the military pay of Shaanxi border; he recruited herdsmen to raise horses, and then resettled the vagrant scattered husband. Shenzong praised him as "not only for his position, but also for his way of life.". After zhe Zong ascended the throne, Wang Anshi's new law was blocked, and Wu juhou was impeached. He was demoted to Huangzhou (now Huanggang County, Hubei Province) as deputy envoy of regiment training, and soon transferred to Luzhou (now Hefei). In the first year of Shaosheng reign (1094), Wu juhou was appointed as the transport envoy of Jiang, Huai, Jing and zhe provinces, taking charge of the water transportation of the six southeast routes, tea making and salt making. He then dredged the canal, and the farmland in chuhai Prefecture was also benefited. During his term of office, he dredged canals to facilitate water transport and irrigation of farmland, so he was promoted to minister of the Ministry of household and Minister of the Ministry of household. In the later Jin Dynasty, Guanglu, a senior official, was the Minister of Zhongshu and the Minister of the family. In the second year (1095), Kaifeng Prefecture was known by the LongTuge scholar. Soon after, Yongtai Mausoleum (the mausoleum of Zhao Xu, the emperor of Song Dynasty) was ordered to be built and served as the envoy of Qiao DaoDun. During this period, due to long rain delayed the completion period, was demoted to know and state (now Anhui and county). Later, he served as a transfer envoy of Shaanxi Province, and returned to be the official of Kaifeng. In April of the second year of Chongning (1103), Wu juhou was appointed a senior official in the Jin Dynasty and paid homage to Youcheng. Three years in September, for the right Guanglu doctor, Shangshu Youcheng plus Zhongshu Shilang. Five years (1106) in the first month, to the right Guanglu doctor, Zhongshu Shilang plus the door Shilang. In the first year of Daguan (1107), he retired because of his high age. He was a Bachelor of zizhengdian, and was transferred to hongqinggong tiju and dongtaiyigong envoys. Later, he learned Bozhou and Hongzhou, and changed Taiyuan daodumen and youshenguan envoys. In August of 1110, he was a Bachelor of Zizheng hall, a Xuanfeng doctor, and a minister of Youshen temple. In October, he moved to the Privy Council. In the first month of the third year of Zhenghe (1113), he knew Hongzhou as an envoy of the Wukang army. In the fourth year (1114), he died of illness. Huizong presented him with the three divisions of Kaifu ceremony, and gave him the imperial burial in Jinshan, where his soul returned to his hometown. He wrote 100 volumes of Wu juhou's collection and 120 volumes of Wu juhou's memorials. It can be seen in volume 12 of Danyang collection, Volume 34 of history of Song Dynasty.

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