Li Zhou

Li Zhou

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Li Zhou, [birth and death]: 818-855, Zhenyao, a descendant of Tang clan. He was the grandson of Li Cheng, the Prime Minister of jingzongshi, and the son of Li Gu, the Jiedu envoy of Wuning. Wuzong Huichang six years (846) ascended Jinshi. In the first year of Dazhong (847) of Xuanzong, he took the course of erudite and macro CI.

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The next year, in addition to the Secretary of the provincial school. Later, he successively worked as the Secretary of Shannan Xidao Jiedu and Xuanwu Jiedu. In the eighth year of Dazhong, there were wannianwei and Zhihong Wenguan. The next winter he was ill and died. The epitaph written by Li Yu is included in the third and fourth volume of Tao Zhai Cang Shi Ji. There are 20 volumes of Li's poems and essays in Jinmen Xiaoji, which have been lost. There is one poem in the whole Tang poetry.

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Zhang Lu Feng, Li Chou, Yan Shuzi, Yaqing of Qiupu, and Lao sangmen, Zhongxian of QiaoDu. Now there are cars and horses in the willow lane, lest he should set up a thorn wall.