Dai Yu

Dai Yu

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Dai Yu, whose name is Zhongpei, was born in Yinxian county (now Ningbo, Zhejiang). Officials, poets and scholars in the Southern Song Dynasty. In the second year of emperor li Zong's Jiaxi reign (1238), he was a Jinshi, and wrote "mouse Pu" handed down from generation to generation.

Dai Yu, whose name is Zhongpei, was born in Yinxian county (now Ningbo, Zhejiang). Jisun. In the second year of emperor LiZong Jiaxi's reign (1238), he became a Jinshi (Volume 6 of Yanyou Siming Zhi). He used to be a governor of the state and a transit envoy, who quoted Wang Yinglin's Taoyuan genealogy from the preface to the poems of Mr. Dai Zhongpei in Siming series. He has been handed down from generation to generation. The collection of poems and essays has been lost. According to Yongle Dadian, there are five poems in Jianghu Houji, one in Wen and one in Fu. See Yigutang inscriptions and postscripts, Volume 4, newly revised Yinxian county annals and postscripts.