Song Wan
Song Wan (1614–1673) was a poet and calligrapher.
Also recorded as Manshanren · Anyatang · Wujin · Manren
Song Wan
- Born
- 1614 · Laiyang.
- Died
- 1673 · Chengdu.
- Nationality
- Qing dynasty
- Occupation
- poet · calligrapher
- Languages
- Classical Chinese · Old Mandarin
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Biography
Born at Laiyang in 1614, died in Chengdu in 1673.
The recorded working language is Classical Chinese and Old Mandarin.
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Laiyang.
Birth place
Chengdu.
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- Song Si-yŏlAuthor
- Song SokzeAuthor
- Song Soo-kwonAuthor
- Song TŏkpongAuthor
- Song YingxingAuthor
- Song YuAuthor
- Song ZhiwenAuthor
- Songtsän GampoAuthor
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