Introduction to He ZhuoIntroduction to He Zhuo's personal information

He Zhuo (1661-1722), also known as Runqian, changed his name to Qizhan due to the death of his mother in his early years, and his later name was Chaxian; Chongming After becoming an official, he moved to Changzhou (Suzhou). The ancestors used to call him "Yimen", and scholars called him Mr. Yimen.

He Zhuo, Da Chongguang, Jiang Chenying, and Wang Shi_ were also known as the "Four Masters of Tie Xue" during the Kangxi period.

Da Chongguang, Jiang Chenying, He Zhuo and Wang Shi_ are collectively known as the four great masters of the Kangxi period. He Zhuo (1661-1722), named Qizhan and Chaxian, was born in Changzhou, Jiangsu. The ancestors used to call him "Yimen", and scholars called him Mr. Yimen. Gu Jie was eager to learn, and he disobeyed Qian Qianyi and Fang Bao at first, and then he disobeyed Xu Qianxue. The master, Weng Shuyuan, was impeached by important people in his uncle's house. Tang Bin broke off all relations with him and moved away on the same day. In the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi's reign, he was appointed as a tribute student. In the forty-one year, the Holy Ancestor visited the south. Li Guangdi recommended him for liberal arts, so he called for an examination and ordered him to study in the south. Next year, a person will be given the opportunity to be promoted. Examination of the Ministry of Etiquette, the next chapter. After returning to the land, he selected common people and good people, and still went straight to the south study room. He was ordered to serve as the eighth son of the emperor, Yun, in the Baylor Mansion, and to compile and edit the Wuying Palace. However, if there are too many people who are afraid of it, they will disband the library and put the inferiors in charge. They should be deposed and specially ordered to stay in the library to study. After ten years, he was awarded the title of editor. In the fifty-fourth year, while driving in Rehe, there was someone who heard rumors and was ordered to be imprisoned. He collected all his books, and the saintly ancestor read them with no complaints. He also got his words and gold letters from the magistrate of Wu County, so he pardoned him and kept them as a school book. . He was ill for sixty-one years and was given medicine by imperial edict. He died in June at the age of sixty-two. He is a master of editing and has amassed tens of thousands of volumes. He also found many old editions of the Song and Yuan Dynasties, which he collated and corrected, distinguishing red and yellow, and collected the editions of He's edition, which he regarded as a treasure. The edited "Book of the Two Hans" and "The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms" are particularly precise in textual research. When Shizong was in Qiandi, he also wrote "Jiwen of Jixue Jiwen", which belonged to his husband. In the fiftieth year of Qianlong's reign, Fang Baozou took his book and sent it to the Imperial Academy, where it was corrected for the new edition. Whenever Mr. Wang has any comments, he must thoroughly understand both the outside and the inside, and examine the current situation. No words are unfounded. Every time I read and discuss the world, I always think about using the tools of the world, so my careful review is like this. The book was written in the Jin Dynasty, and the Holy Ancestor Chang Ming's "Collected Commentary on Chapters and Sentences of the Four Books" was used as a cylindrical board. The "Small Records of Daogu Zhaishi" written by him has mostly omitted the inscriptions and made them the most detailed and careful. When he was in prison, one of his disciples had a taboo word in his mind and threw himself into the fire. In other words, there is no cloud for what he did. Jiang Weijun, the son of the city, engraved fifty-eight volumes of his "Book of Study", which is widely circulated in the world. The husband is filial and respectful to his relatives, and he promotes property to his brothers. If his disciples were talented but poor, he would always teach them food and drink at home. He recorded more than 400 people, many of whom were famous. He Zhuo (1661-1722), whose courtesy name was Runqian, changed his name to Qizhan and his later name Chaxian due to the death of his mother in his early years. He was a native of Chongming and moved to Changzhou (Suzhou) after becoming an official. The ancestors used to call him "Yimen", and scholars called him Mr. Yimen. He Zhuo, together with Da Chongguang, Jiang Chenying and Wang Shi_, were known as the "Four Masters of Tie Xue" during the Kangxi period.