Song, Liao, and Jin · Official and Scholar

Wu Changyi 吳昌裔

Attested AD 1214 - AD 1240

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Wu Changyi was an official and Scholar.

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TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Jiyong 季永 Jiyong

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History of Song, Chapter 408Volume 408 Biographies 167: Wu Changyi, Wang Gang, Chen Mi, Wang Ting · 15 passages
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眉士故尚蘇軾學，昌裔取諸經為之講說，祠周惇頤及顥、頤、載、熹，揭《白鹿洞學規》，仿潭州釋奠儀，簿正祭器，士習丕變。 The scholars of Meizhou had long favored Su Shi's school of learning. Changyi lectured on the classics instead, erected shrines to Zhou Dunyi and to Hao, Cheng Yi, Zhang Zai, and Zhu Xi, posted the White Deer Grotto Academy regulations, imitated the Tanzhou libation ceremony, put the ritual vessels in proper order on the register, and scholarly practice was thoroughly transformed.
時有爭常州田萬四千畝，平江亦數百畝，株逮百餘人，視其牘，乃趙善湘之子汝櫄、汝榟也，州縣不敢決，昌裔連疏劾罷之。 At the time a dispute arose over fourteen thousand mu of land in Changzhou and several hundred mu in Pingjiang, implicating more than a hundred people. When he examined the documents, he found that the claimants were Zhao Shanxiang's sons Ruchao and Ruzi. The prefecture and county dared not decide the case, so Changyi submitted successive memorials impeaching them until they were removed from office.
又帥臣趙彥呐年老智衰，其子淫刑黷貨，士卒不用命，安癸仲恥遭抨彈，經營復用，欲起謫籍以代帥垣，昌裔皆抗疏彈擊。 and military commissioner Zhao Yan'a was old and failing in judgment, while his son inflicted cruel punishments and took bribes and the troops would not obey orders. An Guizhong, shamed at being impeached, maneuvered for reinstatement and sought to recall men from the banishment rolls to replace the frontier command—Changyi submitted forceful memorials attacking each of these abuses.