1、廣西師范大學(xué)碩士學(xué)位論文周亮工年譜姓名：孟晗申請學(xué)位級別：碩士專業(yè)：中國古典文獻(xiàn)學(xué)指導(dǎo)教師：李復(fù)波20070401IIThe Chronicle Biography of Zhou Liang-gongMajor in Chinese Classic Philology Grade in 2004Name: Meng Han Tutor: Doctor Li Fu-boAbstractZhou Liang-gong(161

2、2-1672), is a renowned scholar in the late Ming Dynasty and earlyQing Dynasty, whose styled name is Yuan-liang and assumed name is Jian-zhai or Li-yuan. In1640, Zhou Liang-gong passed the highest imperial examination hel

3、d in the palace under theemperor’s supervision, he was bestowed head of Wei-xian of Shan-dong province. Later on, forthe contribution of defending Wei-xian, he was promoted to Yu-shi. But, just at that time, theMing Dyna

4、sty became extinct . Enter the Qing Dynasty, He held several positions successivelyas follows : taking charge of salt industry of Liang-huai, taking charge of coast defence andcombat readiness of Huai-yang, been inspecto

5、r and Bu-zheng-shi of Fu-jian province, been vicepublic procurator of procuratorate, been You Shi-lang of Ministry of Revenue, taking charge ofcoast defence of Qing-zhou, taking charge of cereals of Jiang-nan. Zhou Liang

6、-gong was rich inmanaging economy, as a official, he was competent and famous. He had been in spite of his lifeto resist the violating of Qing-jun, but, eventually, he surrendered to the Qing Dynasty;Wherever he went, he

7、 was loved by people, but he was impeached and thrown into prison twice.The turbulent times of the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty had caused the samemystery of life of Zhou Liang-gong.Zhou Liang-gong loved read

8、ing and loved to create poems and articles ardently, even inprison, he composed daily as before. Besides, he had particularly fond of painting and seal,possessing a lot of collectors. He was good at calligraphy, painting

9、, and occasionally told otherstheir fortunes, what he said often accurate especially. He liked to contact with a lot of scholars,whenever he encountered people who had some professional skill, he always wanted to praisea

10、nd help them. And he published magnanimous works for those impoverished scholars in his alllife. Many of his books: poetry and essays were desolation, solemnity and full of the flavor of thetimes; a variety of miscellane

11、ous, recording spare old news, or painters, artists’ trace, or thecustoms where he passed, these works have great historical value; many compiled books,Selections of articles, album and Yin-Pu, which fully showed the tre

12、nd of literature, painting andcarving industry at that time. After enduring all kinds of hardships and difficulties in his life,Zhou Liang-gong despaired finally. “In his 59 years old, one night, After lamenting for a lo