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Extended data Li Guangdi (1642-17 18) was born in Quanzhou, Fujian, and was a famous official of Neo-Confucianism during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty.
In the ninth year of Kangxi (1670), he was a scholar. He was edited by Hanlin, edited by the official department, and was a scholar at Wenyuan Pavilion. He helped put down the San Francisco Rebellion and unify Taiwan Province Province. He is the author of Li Xiang's Essentials, Interpretation of Four Books, Essentials of Sex, and The Complete Works of Zhuzi. ?
Li Guangdi was born in the 15th year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty (1642), and he was born in Anxi, Fujian Province. He was smart since childhood. At the age of thirteen, the whole family encountered a mountain thief and then struggled to escape. After returning home, they are determined to study hard. In the third year of Kangxi (1664), Li Guangdi got the provincial examination.
In the 9th year of Kangxi (1670), he achieved excellent results in the examination in Geng Xu, and was elected as Jishi Shu of the ordinary hall.
In September of the 11th year of Kangxi (1672), it was edited by the Hanlin Academy.
Major achievements:
politics
During his tenure as governor of Zhili, Li Guangdi managed river affairs and built water conservancy projects.
At that time, floods often occurred in Beijing, and Zhanghe River and Hutuo River were prone to floods, so Kangxi ordered Li Guangdi to dredge the old course of Zhanghe River and introduce the river into the canal to curb the water potential of Hutuo River. Li Guangdi went to the local area for a strict inspection. He has performed in Duba Zhou, Yongqing, Wanping, Liangxiang, Gu 'an, Levin and xian county. Because of dredging the new river, he occupied 139 hectares of private land and asked for exemption from taxes of ordinary people, which was approved by the emperor.
Six counties, such as Tongzhou, set up 600 bare-hulled boats according to regulations to transport grain from the south, and each boat supported several fields. In case of flood, drought and famine, the rent cannot be exempted, so Li Guangdi appealed for exemption according to the private land system. In the thirty-ninth year of Kangxi (1700), the emperor personally went to Ziya River to inspect the river regulation project, which made Li Guangdi build long dikes on the east and west banks of xian county, with the west dike connecting with the big city and the east dike connecting with Jinghai, with a length of about 200 miles. At Guangfulou and Jiaojiakou in Jinghai, new rivers were opened to introduce water into the lake.
Since then, pollution has become more unimpeded, and there has been no flood. In the 42nd year of Kangxi (1703), Emperor Kangxi praised Li Guangdi's contribution to river regulation and promoted him to be the official minister. ?
literature
Li Guangdi has rich works in his life, including four volumes of Zhouyi General Theory, twelve volumes of Zhouyi Guanxiang, eight volumes of Shi Shuo, one volume of Gu Ben Shuo, one volume of Zhang Duan's Doctrine of the Mean, one volume of The Analects of Confucius Reading Notes, two volumes of Mencius Miscellaneous Notes and five volumes of Gu Le Jing Zhuan. ?
Li Guangdi has a wealth of works on the Book of Changes, especially the Book of Changes. In addition to compromising the Book of Changes compiled by Kangxi, he also wrote personal works such as Mao Yi's General Theory, Book of Changes View, Book of Changes View and Illustrated Collection. The characteristics of Li Guangdi's Book of Changes are comprehensive and practical, with Yi-ology as the key link, three notes by Fan and detailed notes by Shenqi.
He is most concerned about three books: Hong Fan, Shen and The Doctrine of the Mean. His works strive to make Yi-ology serve the political needs of Kangxi Dynasty. It is an important feature of Li Guangdi's Yi-ology that "Yi-ology is for use and Yi-ology is for nature".
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Li Guangdi