Fang ang

Fang ang

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Fang ang (1740-1800) was named Shuju, which was also called An'an and Ao Tang.

brief introduction

He was born in Licheng of Jinan in Qing Dynasty. When he was a child, he studied poetry and books, and when he was a little longer, he read classics and history.

Life

He was an 18-year-old disciple of doctor. Qianlong 27 years (1762) Zhongju person, 36 years (1771) Zhongjin Shi, granted the head of the Ministry of punishment. Later, he moved to be a doctor and took charge of the autumn trial and urged the trial of important cases for more than ten years. He is upright and will fight with his colleagues and superiors whenever he has doubts. At that time, the autumn Court changed the new regulations, stipulating that it was true to kill people with a gold blade. As a result, the number of cases in the autumn court list suddenly increased to more than 180. Fang ang said to his colleagues, "the autumn trial is set up to be cautious about the people's life. How can we ask for the people who can live from the death?" he asked to be punished according to the seriousness of the case. Later, Emperor Qianlong issued an order to correct the Ordinance, but it was eventually taboo by his colleagues. In 1789, he was the magistrate of Raozhou (now Boyang) in Jiangxi Province. When Annan (now Vietnam) Ruan Guangping came down, he went to the imperial court to meet him, and all the States, counties and post stations he passed by offered things. As soon as he entered Jiangxi Province, all the counties and prefectures also gave gifts, but the independent party told his subordinates not to give them, saying, "the country subdues the four barbarians with its prestige, not to boast of its beauty." The next year, he was promoted to Jiangsu susongdao (now Shanghai city). In three months, he cleared up more than 300 accumulated cases, and then returned home with illness. Qianlong 59 years (1794) Ren Songtai road. When the pirates repeatedly violated the territory, the governor and the prefect discussed the matter of extermination in Baoshan. Fang angchen's eight strategies were implemented and the hidden dangers were eliminated. In the following year, the salt patrol in Jiangning (today's Nanjing) was supplemented. In addition to violence, the bandits were suppressed, and "the folk customs were honed and the entertainment was rejected", which was respected by colleagues. In the third year of Jiaqing (1798), he was promoted to be an envoy to Guizhou Province, and then moved to Jiangning as an envoy. Soon, he resigned with illness. It has been handed down from generation to generation.

Chinese PinYin : Fang Ang