Five Dynasties · Official, Scholar, Poet, and Teacher

Pei Hao 裴皞

Attested AD 900 - AD 936

Passages
5
Chapters
1
Histories
1

Overview

Pei Hao was an official, Scholar, Poet, and Teacher.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Sidong 司東 Sidong

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References in the histories

Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 92Volume 92 Book of Later Jin 18: Biographies 7: Yao Yi, Lu Qi, Liang Wenju, Shi Gui, Pei Hao, Wu Chengfan, Lu Dao, Zheng Taoguang, Wang Quan, Han Yun, Li Yi · 5 passages
後裔孫知貢舉,率新進士謁皞,皞喜,為詩曰:「詞場最重是持衡,天遣愚夫受盛名,三主禮闈年八十,門生門下見門生。」 Later, when Yinsun supervised the examinations, he led the new jinshi to pay a call on Hao. Delighted, Hao composed a poem: "In the examination hall nothing matters more than holding the scales; Heaven sent this dull fellow to win great renown. Three times I presided over the ritual gate, now eighty years old—a student's student greets a student."