Song, Liao, and Jin · Former Chief Minister

Wang Anshi 王安石

Attested AD 1067 - AD 1118

Passages
29
Chapters
8
Histories
2

Overview

Wang Anshi was a Former Chief Minister.

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TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Posthumous name Prince of Shu 舒王

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Key source chapters

  1. History of Song, Chapter 357 Volume 357 Biographies 116: He Guan, Li Xijing, Wang Yun, Tan Shiji, Mei Zhili, Cheng Zhen, Liu Yanqing 2 passages
  2. History of Song, Chapter 107 Volume 107 Treatises 60: Rites 10 10 passages
  3. History of Song, Chapter 14 Volume 14 Annals 14: Shenzong 1 8 passages
  4. History of Song, Chapter 197 Volume 197 Treatises 150: Military 11 4 passages
  5. History of Song, Chapter 436 Volume 436 Biographies 195: Confucian Scholars 6: Chen Liang, Zheng Qiaolinting, Li Daochuan 2 passages

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References in the histories

29 passages

History of Song, Chapter 14Volume 14 Annals 14: Shenzong 1 · 8 passages
History of Song, Chapter 21Volume 21 Annals 21: Huizong 3 · 1 passage
History of Song, Chapter 107Volume 107 Treatises 60: Rites 10 · 10 passages
History of Song, Chapter 120Volume 120 Treatises 73: Rites 23 · 1 passage
History of Song, Chapter 197Volume 197 Treatises 150: Military 11 · 4 passages
History of Song, Chapter 357Volume 357 Biographies 116: He Guan, Li Xijing, Wang Yun, Tan Shiji, Mei Zhili, Cheng Zhen, Liu Yanqing · 2 passages
History of Song, Chapter 436Volume 436 Biographies 195: Confucian Scholars 6: Chen Liang, Zheng Qiaolinting, Li Daochuan · 2 passages
History of Yuan, Chapter 66Volume 66 Treatises 19: Rivers and Canals 3 · 1 passage