Han-dan Chun

Japanese: 邯鄲淳 - かんたんじゅん（英語表記）Han-dan Chun

[Raw] Yoka 1 (132)?
[Dead]?
A calligrapher and man of letters from the Wei Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period in China. Born in Yingchuan (Henan Province). His pen name was Zishu. He was selected by Cao Cao and became a doctor and a tutor during the reign of Cao Pi, when he was over 90 years old. He was famous as a Confucian scholar and is said to be the author of the oldest collection of humorous stories in China, Xiaolin.

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Japanese:

[生]陽嘉1(132)?
[没]?
中国，三国時代の魏の書家，文学者。潁川 (河南省) の人。字，子叔。曹操に取立てられ，曹丕 (そうひ) のとき博士，給事中になったが，そのときには 90歳をこえていたという。儒者として名があり，また中国最古の笑話集『笑林』の著者とされる。

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