Wang Jiankui

Wang Jiankui

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Wang Jiankui (1498-1559) was named Yongyi, Hongshan, qingluozi and DAYISHAN. He was born in Panyu, Guangdong Province in Ming Dynasty. Zhengde 12 years (1517) Jinshi, head of the Ministry of official punishment. He has lived at home for more than ten years. To recommend, words do not report, back to beg. Jian Kui wrote twenty volumes of Qingluo Wenji, and the general catalogue of Siku was published in the world.

In the 12th year of Zhengde, he was a Jinshi and the head of the official punishment department. After living in Guangzhou for more than ten years, he could apply for an imperial edict. Those who have been ill for more than three years will not use it again. He went to Kuaiji to visit Wang Yangming's tomb and give lectures with his disciples. Long time is the end. Later, Fu was recommended to Beijing. He did not report anything and begged to return. He died in December of the 37th year of Jiajing. There is a collection of Qingluo essays.