A Chinese scholar from the late Eastern Han Dynasty. His pen name was Zhongyuan. He was from Nanton, Henan. During the chaotic period at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he wrote "Han Officials" and "Etiquette Stories" out of fear that systems, ceremonies, and historical events would be forgotten, and he also wrote "Fuzoku Tonggi" in an attempt to correct the names of things. His birth and death years are unknown. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
中国、後漢末の学者。字は仲遠。河南南頓の人。後漢末の混乱期にあって、制度、典礼、故事などが忘れられるのをおそれて「漢官」「礼儀故事」を著わし、また事物の名称を正そうとして「風俗通義」を書いた。生没年未詳。
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