Wang Ting-yun (English name)

Japanese: 王庭筠 - おうていいん（英語表記）Wang Ting-yun

[Born] 1155
[Died] Taiwa 2 (1202)
A Chinese literati of the Jin dynasty. A native of Xiongyue (Gaiping, Liaoning Province). His pen name was Zi Duan. His pen name was Huanghua Shanren. He was a Jinshi in the 16th year of the Dading era (1176). He was promoted from a military judge in Enju to a Hanlin scholar. As a poet, he excelled in long, imaginative poems in seven lines, and was also skilled in calligraphy and painting, and wrote a collection of 40 volumes of essays.

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Japanese:

[生]貞元3(1155)
[没]泰和2(1202)
中国，金の文人。熊岳 (遼寧省盖平) の人。字，子端。号，黄華山人。大定 16 (1176) 年の進士。恩州軍事判官から累進して翰林修撰となった。詩人として想像力に富んだ七言の長編を得意としたほか，書画にも巧みで，文集 40巻などの著書がある。

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