Overview
Wei Wanshi was an official.
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 677 儀鳳二年Directly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passages 189, 229-237
- AD 649 to AD 683 後幸九成宮Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 21, passages 239-241
Career and standing
- Director of the Court of Imperial Sacrifices 太常卿Directly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passage 229
- Director of the Court of Imperial Sacrifices 太常卿AD 677 儀鳳二年 · HeldDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passage 189
- Director of the Court of Imperial Sacrifices 太常卿AD 677 儀鳳二年 · HeldDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passage 229
Places and affiliations
- Polity Tang 唐 · Relation ServedStrongly inferred · New Book of Tang 21, passage 189
- Polity Tang 唐 · Relation ServedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passage 229
Works and attributed material
- Memorial · Author · With Gaozong (高宗) · Direct quotationDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passages 229-237
- Speech · Speaker · With Gaozong (高宗) · Direct quotationDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passages 239-241
Events and relationships
- fixed Kai'an dance in six variations 定凱安舞六變AD 677 儀鳳二年 · Institutional · Codifier · FixedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passages 189-194
- requested performance of Superior Prime with Breaks the Array and Celebrating Goodness 請作上元舞,兼奏破陣、慶善二舞AD 677 儀鳳二年 · Ritual · Memorialist · Requested dancesDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passages 229, 237
- urged restoration of Breaks the Array at Jiucheng Palace 破陣樂舞,所以宣揚祖宗盛烈Ritual · Adviser · Urged restoration · At Jiucheng Palace 九成宮Directly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passages 239, 241
- Relation Official under · Person Gaozong (高宗)Directly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passages 229, 239
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment argued long disuse of Breaks the Array left the court without filial remembrance to proclaim · Mode named-speech Speaker Wei Wanshi (韋萬石)Directly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passage 241
Source notes
- Historicity historicalDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 21, passage 229
References in the histories
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