齊物 Qíwù

Gen. 11 male 刑部尚書 Minister of Justice Branch house: 大鄭王房 (house of the Prince of Zheng (the greater))

Biography

OriginalEnglish

齊物字道用。天寶初,擢累陜州刺史。開砥柱,通漕路,發重石,下得古鐵戟若鏵然,銘曰「平陸」。上之,詔因以名縣。遷河南尹,坐與李適之善,貶竟陵太守,還,還京兆尹,太子太傅,兼宗正卿。卒,贈太子太師。性苛察少恩,喜發人私,然潔廉自喜,吏無敢欺者。忿陜尉裴冕,械而折愧之,及冕當國,除齊物太子賓客,世善冕能損怨云。

Qiwu was styled Daoyong. Early in Tianbao he rose through promotions to Prefect of Shan Prefecture. He cut a channel at Dizhu to open the route for grain transport, and when great rocks were dug out, an ancient iron halberd shaped like a plough blade was found beneath them, inscribed "Pinglu". He presented it to the throne, and an edict named the county after it. He was promoted to Governor of Henan, but for his friendship with Li Shizhi he was demoted to Governor of Jingling Commandery. On his return he became Governor of Jingzhao and Grand Mentor of the Heir Apparent, and concurrently Chief Minister of the Court of the Imperial Clan. When he died he was granted posthumously the title of Grand Preceptor of the Heir Apparent. He was harsh and prying by nature and showed little kindness, and liked to expose other people's private affairs; but he took pride in being clean and incorruptible, and no official dared to deceive him. Angry with Pei Mian, Sheriff of Shan, he put him in fetters and humiliated him; yet when Mian came to lead the government, he appointed Qiwu Adviser to the Heir Apparent, and the world praised Mian for being able to set aside a grudge. Edit

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Source: 新唐书 卷七十八 列传第三 宗室 (New Book of Tang, juan 78, Biographies 3: The Imperial Clan)

Ancestry

  1. 暠 GǎoG1
  2. 歆 XīnG2
  3. 重耳 Chóng'ěrG3
  4. 熙 XīG4
  5. 天賜 TiāncìG5
  6. 虎 HǔG6
  7. 亮 LiàngG7
  8. 神通 ShéntōngG8
  9. 孝銳 XiàoruìG9
  10. 璟 JǐngG10
  11. 齊物 Qíwù

Father: 璟 Jǐng

Children (2)

  • 復 Fù
  • 條 Tiáo courtesy name 堅 Jiān

Source

From the historical record: the notes below say where · tang-zongshi-00629

Notes (1)