Zhou Renji

Zhou Renji

This data is missing

summary

、

Information bar

、

Overview chart

, add related content, make data more complete, but also quickly upgrade, come on!

Zhou Renji (1696-1763), named zhinang, was born in Tianjin and lived in Nigu village. The fourth year of Yongzheng (1726) held the local examination. The next year, Lianjie Jinshi was appointed as the head of the Ministry of rites. Yongzheng seven years (1729) plus the title of Hanlin academy editor, governor of Sichuan Xuezheng, bujingshansi principal, promoted to the system of instrument Secretary wailang. In the first year of Qianlong (1736), he served as the Deputy examiner of Fujian provincial examination. In the following year, he was granted the censor of Guizhou Dao, and later the censor of Guangdong Dao. Renji has been a censor for many years. He is not afraid of the powerful, upright and upright. During the inspection of Huai'an water transport, he once wrote a memorial: the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, MartaI, had many false words about suppressing the rebellion of Miao farmers, and only issued a decree to warn them; the governor of Fujian and Zhejiang, Hao Yulin, recommended inferior officials, embezzled and accepted bribes, and only demoted and demoted officials, were not enough to show punishment. The court praised his memorial and ordered it to be examined. In the sixth year of Qianlong reign (1741), it was stated that "those who have a false accusation shall be punished according to the law, and those who have more accusations shall not be allowed to be too accurate." With the approval of the imperial court, the relevant functions decided to issue new regulations. In 1742, Youjiang Daotai, Guangxi Province, was granted the right to delimit the boundaries of the province, which calmed down the dispute between the Miao people. Focusing on education and revitalizing culture and education has greatly changed the folk customs in Xunjiang and Liuzhou. In the tenth year of Qianlong (1745), he was promoted to the post of inspector of Hunan Province. He straightened out the stagnant prison and vindicated the accumulated injustice. More than 200 cases were published in the standard Chu case. Qianlong 15 years (1750) moved to Shaanxi buzhengshi. In 1751, he was transferred to Hunan Province as an envoy. In 1754, Qianlong transferred Zhejiang envoys to make regulations for the inspection of their officials, assessed their merits and demerits at the end of the year, and gave them different exhortations and punishments. He was promoted to governor of Zhejiang Province in 1949, and played: "Haining cultivated more than 1000 hectares of land, and the farmers forced the farmers to accept the rent, and the farmers went to control one after another. Now we have thoroughly investigated and found out that the farmers who owned the land reported the rise, but those who owned the land still allowed Zhang to give it to them." this proposal was praised by the emperor. This year, he also asked for a pension for the victims of the disaster in Hangzhou, Jiaxing, Huzhou and Shaoxing. in 1758, the governor of Guizhou Province was appointed. Guizhou Farmers ploughed but did not weave. Silk cloth was expensive. Renji advised farmers to buy cotton and hemp from Sichuan and Chu, and taught them how to spin. In the 26th year of Qianlong's reign (1761), "planting cotton and ramie in Guizhou Province has achieved good results. Renhuai and other places also released mountain silkworms to weave cocoon silk." this method was popularized and won the emperor's commendation. In order to develop production and facilitate transportation, it was decided to dig the Nanming River. However, due to the extremely dangerous cliffs and gullies, the rapids and rocks made it difficult to complete the project for a while. He was removed from office for 27 years. After leaving his post, he was punished for repairing the county walls. Twenty eight years later, he died of illness. He wrote eight volumes of Lianfeng official manuscript and xiangyuantang poetry note, which were later edited and published by his nephew Zhao Shijie.

Chinese PinYin : Zhou Ren Ji