Zheng Gu
Zheng Gu, courtesy name Shouyu(守愚) was a Chinese poet who lived in the late Tang dynasty. Zheng was born in Yuanzhou. He held several different civil positions during the reign of Emperor Xizong of Tang and Emperor Zhaozong of Tang but he is best known for his literary works.
Also recorded as Shouyu · Zheng douguan
Zheng Gu
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- 849
- Died
- 911
- Nationality
- Tang dynasty
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- poet · writer
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Born in 849, died in 911.
Zheng Gu (849–911) was a poet and writer.
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- 1.Anthologie de la poésie chinoise. Gallimard. 1547. 2015.
- 2.Plusieurs dates de naissance et de mort sont données, mais dans cet article, les dates citées proviennent de l’Anthologie de la poésie chinoise sous la direction de Rémi Mathieu et du site Baike.baidu
- 3.Xin Wenfang. 唐才子传 ; 顾况传 (Biographies des Talents de la Dynastie Tang); Zheng Gu. 9. 1304.
- 4.郑谷, 中国社会科学词条库 (Zheng Gu, Base de données des entrées des sciences sociales de Chine). 中国大百科全书出版社 (Grande Encyclopédie de Chine). 2023.
- 5.Le groupe des Dix Sages comprend les Xu Tang (poète), Ren Tao, Zhang Bin, Li Xiyuan, Zhang Qiao, Yu Tanzhi, Zhou Yao, Wen Xian et Li Changfu.
- 6.Dans son poème « Écrit à Lantian après la pacification du Shundong » (順動後藍田偶作), Zheng Gu écrit : « Du poste de petit conseiller, je suis monté à celui de conseiller moyen, trois ans à servir près du jade impérial »
- 7.Peng Dingqiu. 全唐詩 (Poésie complète des Tang). Zhonghua Shuju. 674. 2011.
- 8.郑谷(Zheng Gu). Baike.baidu. 2020.
- 9.sous la direction de Zhang Huizhi et Shen Qiwei. 中国历代人名大辞典 (Grand dictionnaire des noms de personnes à travers les dynasties chinoises). Éditions des Classiques de Shanghai. 2. 1999. 9787532525485.
- 10.Chen Bohai (陈伯海) (rédacteur en chef). 唐詩匯評 (Compilation commentée de la poésie Tang). Éditions de l’éducation du Zhejiang. 1995.
- 11.Voir note 1.
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