Zhang mengjian

Zhang mengjian

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Zhang mengjian (January 26, 1338-1377), whose name is Ding, was born in Pingan (now Pingan Zhang), Songxi County, Pujiang County. He was an official of the Ming Dynasty. He served as the head of the Ministry of rites and the Minister of Taichang. Zhang mengjian's articles are second only to Song Lian and Liu Ji.

Zhang mengjian was born on the sixth day of the first month from Emperor Shun to Wuyin of the Yuan Dynasty (January 26, 1338). In the early years of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, he was recruited as the academic record of Guozijian and participated in the compilation of the history of the Yuan Dynasty. According to the Shanxi chasi Qian affairs. The officials are upright and honest, and they are enemies of evil. They will punish the traitors and never give them credit. He was promoted to Deputy envoy of Shandong Province. Because of the accusation that Wu Yin, Shandong's political envoy, violated the system and was falsely accused, the emperor Taizu of Ming Dynasty issued an imperial edict to detain Beijing and abandon the city. One day, Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty asked Liu Ji about the best articles in the world. Liu Ji said, "Song Lian was the first; the first time he was Chen Ji, he didn't dare to talk about it; the second time he was Zhang mengjian. Meng Jiancai is very handsome, but he is very angry. His works have been lost for a long time. Later generations collected his lost articles and compiled them into two volumes of "Bai Shi Shan Fang Yi manuscript".