Fang Hao

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Life

He became a jinshi in the eighth year of the Yongzheng reign (1730), was appointed magistrate of Taiyuan in Shanxi, and later served as magistrate of Xi and Pingding.[8] During the Qianlong era, he successively served as county magistrate of Qi and Yangqu, prefect of Baode Directly Governed Prefecture, prefect of Puzhou, and vice surveillance commissioner on the Guangrao Jiunan Circuit.[9]

While serving at Xi, he summoned local vegetarians known as the Dasheng teaching to his court and fed them wine and meat, for reasons no one knew.[10] Afterward, members of the Dasheng teaching were arrested across several commanderies, while the people of Xi alone were spared.[11] He was later promoted to the Jiangxi Ji'nan-Gan Circuit and dismissed for an offense.[12]

Writings

He wrote 《恭壽堂僅存稿》.[13]

Office recordsCBDB

Year unknown5
OfficeEraPosting
知州乾隆保德直隸州直轄地方
知府乾隆蒲州府
縣知縣乾隆祁縣
縣知縣乾隆陽曲
道按察副使乾隆廣饒九南道

AliasesCBDB

  • 孟亭 字
  • 孟高 字

ExaminationsCBDB

RecordRank
科舉: 進士(籠統)

Citations

  1. [1] Name The three sources identify the person as Fang Hao.
  2. [2] Dates Fang Hao was born in 1703 and died in 1754.
  3. [3] Opening predicate The opening sentence connects Fang Hao with the official status established by his recorded offices.
    • CBDBFang Hao (69004)A recorded county-magistrate appointment supplies the official status expressed in the opening sentence.
    • Souyun方浩 (63512)The profile lists Taiyuan magistrate among his titles.
  4. [4] Period Fang Hao belonged to the Qing period.
  5. [5] Official status His recorded offices and appointments establish him as a Qing official.
    • CBDBFang Hao (69004)The career data lists county magistrate, prefectural, and circuit surveillance offices.
    • Souyun方浩 (63512)The profile and biographical text identify him as a jinshi and a magistrate of Taiyuan.
  6. [6] Courtesy-name variants The courtesy name appears in three forms: Mengting, Menggao, and Wentao.
    • CBDBFang Hao (69004)The alternate-name entries label Mengting and Menggao as courtesy names.
    • Souyun方浩 (63512)The profile and biographical texts give Mengting and Wentao as courtesy-name forms.
    • WikidataFang Hao (Q45645085)The aliases and name claims include Mengting and Menggao.
  7. [7] Native-place variants His native place is given in three forms: Luan prefecture, Tongcheng in Anhui, and Xiuning.
    • CBDBFang Hao (69004)The native-place entries list Luan prefecture and Tongcheng.
    • Souyun方浩 (63512)The profile and biographical texts give Tongcheng in Anhui and Xiuning as alternative native places.
  8. [8] Examination and early appointments In 1730, Fang Hao became a jinshi, was appointed magistrate of Taiyuan in Shanxi, and later served in Xi and Pingding.
    • Souyun方浩 (63512)The biographical text states that he was a jinshi in the eighth year of Yongzheng, was appointed magistrate of Taiyuan, and served in Xi and Pingding; the linked entities identify the year and offices.
    • CBDBFang Hao (69004)The examination entry independently confirms his jinshi status, without specifying the Yongzheng year.
  9. [9] Qianlong offices During the Qianlong era, he held the offices and locations listed in the sentence.
    • CBDBFang Hao (69004)All five career entries fall under the Qianlong reign and list Qi, Yangqu, Baode Directly Governed Prefecture, Puzhou, and the Guangrao Jiunan Circuit with their corresponding offices.
  10. [10] Xi incident While serving at Xi, he summoned local vegetarians associated with the Dasheng teaching, fed them wine and meat, and did so for a reason no one knew.
    • Souyun方浩 (63512)The biographical text describes the vegetarian residents of Xi, their association with the Dasheng teaching, the summons to court, the wine and meat, and the unknown reason.
  11. [11] Arrests and exemption Members of the Dasheng teaching were arrested across several commanderies, while the people of Xi alone were spared.
    • Souyun方浩 (63512)The biographical text states that the Dasheng teaching members were arrested across several commanderies and that the people of Xi alone were exempted.
  12. [12] Later promotion and dismissal He was later promoted to the Jiangxi Ji'nan-Gan Circuit and dismissed for an offense.
    • Souyun方浩 (63512)The biographical text summarizes his later advancement to the Jiangxi Ji'nan-Gan Circuit and his dismissal after an offense.
  13. [13] Writing A work attributed to Fang Hao is 《恭壽堂僅存稿》.
    • Souyun方浩 (63512)The text names 《恭寿堂仅存稿》 among Fang Hao's writings.