Liang Hao

Liang Hao

Liang Hao (Liang Hao), also known as Taisu, was born in Xucheng, Yunzhou (now Dongping, Shandong). Minister of the Northern Song Dynasty. He was born in the fourth year of Jianlong (963) and died in the first year of Jingde (1004). In the second year of Yongxi reign of Emperor Taizong of Song Dynasty (985), he was the number one scholar of Yiyou branch. He had three sons: Liang Gu, Liang Shu and Liang Shi.

Early experience

Liang Hao lost his father in his early years and was adopted by his uncle. When he was young, Wang Yucheng was a teacher. He studied hard and failed in the first imperial examination. In Tang Dynasty, there were many subjects for selecting scholars, and there were a lot of talents. In the Five Dynasties, the imperial examination declined, and the imperial examination flourished in Song Dynasty. The memorials were presented and ignored.

Official career

Liang haozhong was only 22 years old when he was the number one scholar. Xie Wu was an official of Daming Prefecture. In the fourth year of Yongxi's reign (987), he was called to the right to collect the relics and entered the historical museum. He was demoted with Hu Dan, Zhao Changyan, etc. because of Ma Zhou's absence. Soon after, Yutai County was known and Dali was added to comment on the matter. After entering the capital, he moved to Zhongcheng and Fuzhi historical museum. He served as the official of Kaifeng Prefecture, the judge of guanxi Road, the third division, doctor Taichang, and granted Feiyu bag. Later, he called the right Secretary for advice. In the early period of Zhenzong (998), Liang Hao sent an envoy to Shaanxi Province to present "the precepts of listening to government". After returning to Beijing, he was a judge of Duzhi. In the first year of Xianping, Yang Li and Qian Ruoshui both knew Gongju and revised Taizu Shilu and yiyizhu. In the second year of Xianping (999), he followed Zhenzong's personal expedition to Daming. Shangshu discussed the disadvantages of unclear rewards and punishments in the use of troops, and offered the skill of cavalry attack, which was praised by both the government and the public. In the third year of Xianping, Ren Zhi made a patent and gave it to doctor Jin Ziguang. In four years, he held a bachelor's degree in Hanlin, and he was also a member of the third class of Tongzhi. In the first year of Jingde (1004), Quan knew Kaifeng Prefecture. In June, he died of a violent illness at the age of 42. His posthumous title is "Min Jing". In huangyouzhong, Zigui was granted the title of yiguogong, and the imperial master was granted the letter of Zhongshu and the order of Shangshu.

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Liang Hao had a natural demeanor, erudite and knowledgeable, especially good at history, talented and friendly. He is the author of fifteen volumes of the collected works of Liang Shixue.

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"Three Character Classic" says: "if Liang Hao, 82, to the imperial court, kuidoshi." However, Liang Hao was no more than forty-two years old. According to the Three Character Classic, Liang Hao was born in Runzhou (now Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province).