Mou Yao

Mou Yao

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Mou Yao (1227-1311) was a scholar named Lingyang. He was from Jingyan (now Sichuan) in the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty, and moved to Huzhou (now Zhejiang). He became an official with his father's shadow, and was punished for Zhejiang and Cambodia.

brief introduction

Li Zong Dynasty, tired officials Dali Shaoqing, to disobey Jia Sidao to official. In 1276, Yuanbing was trapped in Lin'an, that is to say, Du menbu went out, lived in seclusion for 36 years, and died at the age of 85. There are 24 volumes of Lingyang collection (including six volumes of poems). It can be seen in Volume 80 of Song Yuan Xuean and Volume 31 of Jingyan county annals by Guangxu of Qing Dynasty.

Mou's poems are based on the photocopies of Sikuquanshu (complete collection of Four Treasuries) in wenyuange, and the editions of Lingyang collected by Zhou Yongnian in the 12th year of Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (abbreviated as zhouben) and Qing Dynasty (collected in Beijing Library). At the end of the volume are the poems outside the original collection and the poems outside the new collection.

representative work

Volume 445. Partridge heaven

Title: complete Song Ci by Mou Yao

The dove stick has a big eyebrow and a big hair. There is history in the poem, and the writing is like rafters. Love lotus is interesting in her life. It's stronger when she sings plum blossom late.

Treasure nine tripods, eat ten thousand money. If you have a son, colorful clothes are fresh. You must remember the old events of Shu Dynasty, and you should celebrate the new year when you are prosperous.