Zhu Xiang

Zhu Xiang

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Zhu Xiang (1670-1707) was born in Gaotang, Shandong Province, with the name of Ziqing and Xiangcun. He was born in the ninth year of Emperor Kangxi and died in the 46th year of Emperor Kangxi at the age of 37. Wang Shizhen learned poetry from his younger brother gang.

Zhu Xiang

The official is the alternate principal. He died young. There are four volumes of Xiang poems in Xiangcun collection, which can be divided into four categories: Fengxiang collection, wuchuanshuwu collection, guanjialou poetry and yungenqinghe collection. The last three categories in Siku Zongmu are all evaluated by Wang Shizhen.

Family relationship

Uncle: Zhu changzuo

Father: Zhu hongzuo

Brothers: Zhu Jiang, an official in Guangdong; Zhu Gang, a former head of the Ministry of war, was an official in Hunan. During the reign of Yongzheng, he promoted the governor of Yunnan and impeached the governor of the Department. When Yang Ming was in seclusion, he abandoned his position. When he borrowed money from the vassal state to 190000 yuan, he was offended. Fukien, a native of Fukien, was named after Qin Ke.