She Meng-de (English spelling)

Japanese: 葉夢得 - しょうぼうとく（英語表記）She Meng-de

[Birth] Hee-nyeong 10 (1077)
[Died] Shaoxing 18 (1148)
Chinese politician and man of letters in the late Northern Song and early Southern Song dynasty. Born in Wu County, Suzhou (Jiangsu Province). His pen name was Shaoyun. His pen name was Shilin. In the second year of the Great View period (1108), he became a Hanlin scholar, but was demoted due to conflicts with the powerful Cai Jing. After the Jingkang Incident, he became Minister of Household Affairs and submitted petitions on strategies to counter the Jin Dynasty. He continued to make many proposals after that, but he did not get along with others, and he resigned as a military commander of the Chongxin Army. He was skilled in both poetry and prose, and after moving south during the Song dynasty, he became second only to Chen Yoyi in literary fame. His main works include Shilin Shiwa, Shilin Yango, Summer Records of Tales, and Shilin Jiankang Collection.

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Japanese:

[生]煕寧10(1077)
[没]紹興18(1148)
中国，北宋末，南宋初の政治家，文学者。蘇州呉県 (江蘇省) の人。字，少蘊 (しょううん) 。号，石林。大観2 (1108) 年翰林学士となったが，権力者蔡京と対立して左遷された。靖康の変のあと戸部尚書となり，金に対抗する策を上疏し，その後もしばしば建策を重ねたが人と合わず，崇信軍節度使で辞職した。詩文ともに高雅で，宋の南渡後，陳与義に次いで文名が高かった。主著『石林詩話』『石林燕語』『避暑録話』『石林居士建康集』など。

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