Overview
Wang Duo was a Ming-Qing Grand Secretary.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Other names
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Life and dates
Attested activity
Places and affiliations
- Polity Ming-Qing transition 明清之際 · Relation Associated
- Polity Qing 清 · Relation Lived under
- At Hebei 河北 · Relation Active in
Learning and skills
- Skill cursive script 草書 · Level ranked · Domain calligraphy 書
Assessments and attributes
References in the histories
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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 248Volume 248 Biographies 35: Xu Dingguo, Zuo Menggeng, Tian Xiong, Zhang Tianlu, Sun Kewang · 3 passages
豫親王師至，與魏國公徐允爵，保國公張國弼，隆平侯張拱日，臨淮侯李祖述，懷寧侯孫維城，靈壁侯湯國祚，安遠侯柳祚昌，永昌侯徐宏爵，定遠侯鄧文囿，項城伯常應俊，大興伯鄒存義，寧晉伯劉允極，南和伯方一元，東寧伯焦夢熊，安城伯張國才，洛中伯黃九鼎，成安伯郭祚永，駙馬齊贊元，大學士王鐸，尚書錢謙益，侍郎硃之臣、梁雲構、李綽等迎降。
When Prince Yu's army arrived, Zhilong joined the Duke of Wei Xu Yunjue, the Duke of Bao Zhang Guobi, the Marquis of Longping Zhang Gongri, the Marquis of Linhuai Li Zushu, the Marquis of Huaining Sun Weicheng, the Marquis of Lingbi Tang Guozuo, the Marquis of Anyuan Liu Zuochang, the Marquis of Yongchang Xu Hongjue, the Marquis of Dingyuan Deng Wenyou, the Earl of Xiangcheng Chang Yingjun, the Earl of Daxing Zou Cunyi, the Earl of Ningjin Liu Yunji, the Earl of Nanhe Fang Yiyuan, the Earl of Dongning Jiao Mengxiong, the Earl of Ancheng Zhang Guocai, the Earl of Luozhong Huang Jiuding, the Earl of Cheng'an Guo Zuoyong, the imperial son-in-law Qi Zanyuan, Grand Secretary Wang Duo, Minister Qian Qianyi, Vice Ministers Zhu Zhichen, Liang Yungou, Li Chuo, and others in welcoming the Qing forces and surrendering.
鐸等詣京師。
Duo and the others went to the capital.
鐸至，命以尚書管弘文院學士，累擢至禮部尚書，卒，諡文安。
When Duo arrived, he was appointed Minister in charge of the Hongwen Academy. He rose eventually to Minister of Rites, died, and was given the posthumous title Wen'an.
Draft History of Qing, Chapter 503Volume 503 Biographies 290: Yi Shu Er · 2 passages
自明、清之際，工書者，河北以王鐸、傅山為冠，繼則江左王鴻緒、姜宸英、何焯、汪士鋐、張照等，接踵而起，多見他傳。
From the Ming-Qing transition onward, the leading calligraphers of Hebei were Wang Duo and Fu Shan; in the lower Yangtze region Wang Hongxu, Jiang Chenying, He Chao, Wang Shihong, Zhang Zhao, and others followed in quick succession—most of whom are treated in other biographies.
能品下二十三人，王鐸草書，周亮工草書，笪重光行書，吳大來草書，趙潤草榜書，張照行書，劉紹庭草榜書，吳襄行書，翟賜履草書，王澍行書，週於禮行書，梁巘真及行書，翁方綱行書，於令行書，巴慰祖分書，顧光旭行書，張惠言篆書，王文治方寸真書，劉墉行書，汪庭桂分書，錢伯坰行及榜書，陳希祖行書，黃乙生小真行書。
capable grade, lower rank, twenty-three artists: Wang Duo in cursive script, Zhou Lianggong in cursive script, Da Chongguang in running script, Wu Dalai in cursive script, Zhao Run in cursive plaque script, Zhang Zhao in running script, Liu Shaoting in cursive plaque script, Wu Xiang in running script, Zhai Cilü in cursive script, Wang Shu in running script, Zhou Yuli in running script, Liang Yan in regular and running script, Weng Fanggang in running script, Yu Ling in running script, Ba Weizu in clerical script, Gu Guangxu in running script, Zhang Huiyan in seal script, Wang Wenzhi in small regular script, Liu Yong in running script, Wang Tinggui in clerical script, Qian Bojiong in running and plaque script, Chen Xizu in running script, and Huang Yisheng in small regular and running script.