Chi Chun-tsao

Qi Juanzao was Han Chinese and had special influence in the Daoguang and Xianfeng eras. He was an exponent of the Song school of Chinese poetry.

• Name — Qi Junzao • Office — Chief Grand Councillor • Term Start — 1852 • Term End — 1853 • Predecessor — Saišangga • Successor — Yixin • Term Start1 — 1850 • Term End1 — 1851 • Predecessor1 — Mujangga • Successor1 — Saišangga • Office2 — Grand Councillor • Term Start2 — 1841 • Term End2 — 1854 • Office3 — Grand Secretary of the Tiren Library • Term Start3 — 1850 • Term End3 — 1854 • Office4 — Assistant Grand Secretary • Term Start4 — 1849 • Term End4 — 1850 • Office5 — Minister of Revenue • Term Start5 — May 2, 1841 • Term End5 — July 11, 1850 • Alongside5 — Jingzheng (until 1845), Saišangga (since 1845) • Predecessor5 — Zhuo Bingtian • Successor5 — Sun Ruizhen • Office6 — Minister of War • Term Start6 — March 9, 1840 • Term End6 — May 2, 1841 • Alongside6 — Yucheng • Predecessor6 — Zhuo Bingtian • Successor6 — Xu Naipu • Born — July 11, 1793 • Birthplace — Shouyang County, Shanxi, Qing Empire • Died — 22 October 1866 • Place of death — Beijing • Occupation — politician, calligrapher • Father — Qi Yunshi