Liang Shengqing

Liang Shengqing

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Liang Shengqing, also known as Shengqing, was a member of the anding Wu family (now Zhenyuan County, Gansu Province). Liang Hu, a famous calligrapher in Tang Dynasty, is a descendant of Liangzhou governor in Eastern Han Dynasty.

SHAOHAO calligraphy is famous for its eight point calligraphy. In the second year of Kaiyuan, Jinshiji started Yongxian Wei, moved to the left to pick up the relics, successively served as Fengtian County Wei, censor of supervision, and censor of the palace, and wrote Yushitai jingshe stele. Wai Lang, a member of the ancestral hall migration department, participated in the Fengchan of Mount Taishan, wrote the pilgrimage to Dongyue, transferred to the doctor of the Ministry of war, worshipped the scholars of Zhongshu and worshipped them, wrote the stele of Zhang Shuo, and served as the governor of mozhou.

He made friends with Prime Minister Zhang Jiuling, gave the prince the right son, moved to Shaoyin of Henan Province, and worshipped the governor of Guangzhou. After his death in office, his calligraphy works include pilgrimage to Dongyue, jingshe stele of Yushitai and zhangshuo stele

Life of the characters

Liang Shengqing and Zhang Jiuling are good friends. He is a scholar, especially a scholar. Dongfeng pilgrimage monument is the last one. He is the governor of Guangzhou. A poem. The book traces handed down from generation to generation include "pilgrimage to Dongyue" (destroyed), "Yushitai jingshe stele" and so on.

Relative members

Ancestor: Liang Hu, governor of Liangzhou in Eastern Han Dynasty. wife: Xue family of Hedong County, daughter of Xue Ti, a county captain of Chang'an County. son: Liang Jicheng, county captain of Wangwu.