Five Dynasties · Official and Statesman

Zhao Guangyun 趙光允

First attested AD 891; died AD 925

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Zhao Guangyun was an official and Statesman.

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  1. Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 58 Volume 58 Book of Later Tang 34: Biographies 10: Zhao Guangfeng, Zheng Jue, Cui Xie, Li Qi, Xiao Qing 14 passages
  2. Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 9 Volume 9 Book of Later Liang 9: Later Emperors Annals 2 1 passage

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Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 9Volume 9 Book of Later Liang 9: Later Emperors Annals 2 · 1 passage
Old History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 58Volume 58 Book of Later Tang 34: Biographies 10: Zhao Guangfeng, Zheng Jue, Cui Xie, Li Qi, Xiao Qing · 14 passages
希朗陳訴:「叔祖復光有大功於王室,伯祖復恭為張浚所構,得罪前朝,當時強臣掣肘,國命不行,及王行瑜伏誅,德音昭洗,制書尚在,相公本朝世族,諳練故事,安得謂之未雪耶! Xilang argued: "My grand-uncle Fuguang rendered great service to the throne. My elder grand-uncle Fu Gong was framed by Zhang Jun and fell afoul of the former dynasty, when powerful ministers constrained the throne and imperial orders could not be enforced. After Wang Xingyu was executed, an edict of grace publicly cleared the record, and that edict still survives. Your Excellency is a hereditary minister of our dynasty and well versed in precedent—how can you say his name has not been cleared!