Li Guoliang

出自全球本体聚合平台

公开 可引用 更新于 2026-09-13

Life

In the eleventh year of the Kangxi reign (1672)[8], he passed the provincial examination as a juren[9]. From 1662 he served as Prefect of Hanzhong and Intendant of the Shaanxi Grain Transport Circuit[10]. From 1693 he served as Provincial Administration Commissioner of Henan[11]. From 1697 he was Governor of Henan[12], and he also held the title of Right Vice Censor-in-Chief[13]. Wherever he served, he provided disaster relief, managed water conservancy, reviewed unjust cases, and reorganized grain transport, making the promotion of public benefits and removal of abuses his charge[14]. Later, after a recommendation was judged to have selected an unsuitable person, the Board deliberated on his dismissal, and he retired with his original rank[15].

Family

His sons included Li Shiqi (李十七), Li Yuanlian (李元璉), Li Yuanzun (李元樽), Li Yuanlong (李元龍), and Li Yuanyi (李元彝)[16].

TimelineCBDB

  1. 1662 督糧道 康熙
  2. 1662 知府 康熙
  3. 1693 布政使 康熙
  4. 1697 巡撫 康熙

Office recordsCBDB

OfficeFromToEraPosting
督糧道1662康熙陝西省
知府1662康熙漢中府
布政使1693康熙河南省
巡撫1697康熙河南省

FamilyCBDB

RelationNameLife
子李十七–
子李元璉–
子李元樽–
子李元龍–
子李元彝–

AliasesCBDB

  • 寅公 未詳
  • 朗庵 字
  • 朗菴 字

ExaminationsCBDB

RecordRank
科舉: 鄉貢舉人

Citations

  1. [1] Name and dates Li Guoliang was born in 1641 and died in 1706.
    • CBDBLi Guoliang (56920)The entry gives the name Li Guoliang and the birth and death years 1641 and 1706.
    • Souyun李國亮 (64482)The profile and biographical text identify the person as Li Guoliang and give the lifespan 1641–1706.
    • WikidataLi Guoliang (Q45554805)The English label is Li Guoliang, with birth and death statements pointing to 1641 and 1706.
  2. [2] Qing official Li Guoliang was a Qing official who held named government posts.
    • CBDBLi Guoliang (56920)The entry places him in the Qing and lists offices including prefect and governor.
    • Souyun李國亮 (64482)The profile identifies the dynasty as Qing and the biography lists the Right Vice Censor-in-Chief and Henan governor posts.
  3. [3] Courtesy name Langan His courtesy name was Langan, written 朗庵 in Chinese.
    • CBDBLi Guoliang (56920)The entry gives Langan, 朗庵, and identifies it as the courtesy name.
    • Souyun李國亮 (64482)The biographical text explicitly says that his courtesy name was 朗庵.
    • WikidataLi Guoliang (Q45554805)The English alias is Langan, while the Chinese alias and courtesy-name statement give 朗庵.
  4. [4] Variant form of the courtesy name The courtesy name Langan is also written 朗菴.
  5. [5] Yingong Yingong (寅公) is listed as another name; its precise name type is not specified in the CBDB data.
  6. [6] Native place Li Guoliang was a native of Haicheng in Fengtian.
    • CBDBLi Guoliang (56920)The entry gives Haicheng as his basic native-place address.
    • Souyun李國亮 (64482)The profile and biographical text identify him as a native of Haicheng in Fengtian.
  7. [7] Banner affiliation He was affiliated with the Han Chinese Bordered Blue Banner.
    • CBDBLi Guoliang (56920)The Qing banner address is given as the Han Chinese Bordered Blue Banner.
  8. [8] Examination date He passed as a juren in the eleventh year of the Kangxi reign, 1672.
    • Souyun李國亮 (64482)The text calls him a juren in the eleventh year of Kangxi, and the linked date is 1672.
  9. [9] Juren examination status He passed the provincial examination as a juren.
    • Souyun李國亮 (64482)The biographical text identifies him as a 康熙十一年舉人, meaning that he passed as a juren.
    • CBDBLi Guoliang (56920)The examination entry identifies him as an 鄉貢舉人.
  10. [10] Early offices From 1662, he served as Prefect of Hanzhong and Intendant of the Shaanxi Grain Transport Circuit.
    • CBDBLi Guoliang (56920)The appointment entries date both the Hanzhong prefecture and Shaanxi grain-transport posts from 1662.
  11. [11] Henan administration commissioner He became Provincial Administration Commissioner of Henan from 1693.
    • CBDBLi Guoliang (56920)The appointment entry dates his Henan Provincial Administration Commissioner post from 1693.
  12. [12] Henan governor He was Governor of Henan from 1697.
    • CBDBLi Guoliang (56920)The appointment entry dates his Henan governorship from 1697.
    • Souyun李國亮 (64482)The profile and biographical text list the Henan governor post among his offices.
  13. [13] Right Vice Censor-in-Chief He also held the title of Right Vice Censor-in-Chief.
    • Souyun李國亮 (64482)The profile and biographical text list the office 都察院右副都御史.
  14. [14] Administrative work Wherever he served, he provided disaster relief, managed water conservancy, reviewed unjust cases, and reorganized grain transport, treating the promotion of public benefits and removal of abuses as his charge.
    • Souyun李國亮 (64482)The biographical text lists disaster relief, water management, the clearing of unjust cases, and the reorganization of grain transport, together with his commitment to promoting benefits and removing abuses.
  15. [15] Dismissal and retirement After a recommendation was judged to have selected an unsuitable person, the Board deliberated on his dismissal, and he retired with his original rank.
    • Souyun李國亮 (64482)The biographical text says that he was dismissed after 薦舉失人 and retired with his original rank after the official deliberation.
  16. [16] Sons His sons included Li Shiqi, Li Yuanlian, Li Yuanzun, Li Yuanlong, and Li Yuanyi.
    • CBDBLi Guoliang (56920)The kinship entries identify Li Shiqi, Li Yuanlian, Li Yuanzun, Li Yuanlong, and Li Yuanyi by their Chinese names as sons.