Overview
Zhou Yun'yuan was an official and Statesman.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtesy name | Ruliang | 汝良 | Ruliang |
Life and dates
Death
- Directly stated · New Book of Tang 114, passage 267
Attested activity
- AD 690 to AD 705 武后時Dated from the passage context · New Book of Tang 114, passages 248, 263-267
Career and standing
- chief minister 宰相Directly stated · New Book of Tang 114, passages 248, 264-265
- Acting Vice-Director of the Phoenix Pavilion 檢校鳳閣侍郎AppointedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 114, passage 264
- Associate Chief Minister of the Phoenix Pavilion and Crane Terrace 同鳳閣鸞台平章事AppointedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 114, passage 264
- Censor-in-Chief of the Right Bureau for Rectifying Governance 右肅政御史中丞HeldDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 114, passage 264
- Prefect of Beizhou 貝州刺史Posthumously grantedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 114, passage 267
- posthumous prefecture of Beizhou 贈貝州刺史BestowedDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 114, passage 267
Places and affiliations
- At Ancheng in Yuzhou 豫州安城Directly stated · New Book of Tang 114, passage 263
Works and attributed material
- 恥其君不如堯、舜 / To feel shame that one's ruler is not like Yao and ShunDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 114, passage 265
Events and relationships
- Cited classicsDirectly stated · New Book of Tang 114, passage 265
References in the histories
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