Bao Zheng; Pao Chêng

Japanese: 包拯 - ほうじょう（英語表記）Bao Zheng; Pao Chêng

[Raw] Hampyeong 3 (1000)
[Died] Kayu 7 (1062)
A famous minister of the Northern Song Dynasty in China. Born in Hefei (Anhui Province). His pen name was Xiren. His posthumous name was Xiaosu. In the 5th year of the Tiansheng era (1027), he passed the Jinshi examination. After serving as a missionary in Jingdong, Shaanxi, and Hebei, he returned to the capital as a deputy missionary to the Sansihu Department, and served as a Tianzhangge Taisei, Zhizhanyuan, a direct scholar of Longtuge, and a governor of Kaifeng. During this time, he ruled well, and was affectionately known to the people as Bao Taisei. He was also famous for his filial piety, and it is said that when his parents died, he wandered around their graves and was unable to leave. Later, he served as a provisional censor and then as a Sansishi and a deputy privy envoy in the 6th year of the Jiayou era (61). His book is Bao Xiaosu Gongsoui (10 volumes).

Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information

Japanese:

[生]咸平3(1000)
[没]嘉祐7(1062)
中国，北宋の名臣。合肥 (安徽省) の人。字は希仁。諡は孝粛。天聖5 (1027) 年進士に及第。京東，陝西，河北の各転運使などを経て，三司戸部副使として帰京，天章閣待制，知諫院，竜図閣直学士，開封知府を歴任。その間，善政が多く，包待制として人々に親しまれた。また彼の親孝行は有名で，両親の死に際し，墓所を徘徊して去ることができなかったといわれる。のち権御史中丞を経て，嘉祐6 (61) 年三司使，枢密副使となった。著書に『包孝粛公奏議』 (10巻) がある。

出典　ブリタニカ国際大百科事典小項目事典ブリタニカ国際大百科事典小項目事典について　情報

<<: Hojo [city] - Hojo

>>: Hojo [town] - Hojo