How many sons did Su Shi have in history?
Su Shi was a great writer in the Northern Song Dynasty in my country and one of the eight great writers in the Tang and Song Dynasties. Together with his father Su Xun and his younger brother Su Zhe, he was known as Because of "San Su", he had many confidantes during his lifetime, so how many sons did Su Shi have in his life? What were the endings of Su Shi's sons? Let's find out through their brief introductions.
Su Shi*** had three sons: the eldest son Su Mai, the second son Su Ji, and the third son Su Guo.
Introduction to Su Mai
Su Mai, named Weikang, was the eldest son of Su Shi and was born to Su Shi's first wife Wang Fu. A native of Meishan, Meizhou, he was born in 1059. In 1065, Su Shi was sentenced to Wenguyuan and Zhishi Museum. Su Mai studied in Beijing with his father. In May, his mother died and he studied in Meishan after he was 8 years old. In 1068, Su Shi married Wang Jizhang, Wang Fu's cousin, and Su Mai was raised by Wang Jizhang. In 1077, Su Mai, who was eighteen or nineteen years old, married Lu Tao and gave birth to a son, Tan, in 1078.
In 1082, Su Mai's wife Lu died of illness and was buried in Huangzhou. In the first month of 1085, Su Mai remarried Shi Kangbo's daughter. He also had two concubines, Li and Gao. Su Mai successively served as Dexing Lieutenant of Raozhou, military promotion officer of Fangzhou, and magistrate of Zhihejian County. In 1107, he took up the post of Jiahe Ling. In 1112, he dismissed Jiahe Ling and returned to Sujiahu. In 1113, 55-year-old Su Mai lived in Sujia Lake. He often took his grandson to live in the hermitage of his father-in-law Lu Tao in Longgang Spring, Huangzang Valley. On March 15, 1119, Su Mai died in Longgang Spring at the age of 61.
Portrait of Su Shi, a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty
Introduction to Su Shi
Su Shi, the second son of Su Shi, was originally named Shuji and Zhuseng, also known as Zhongyu, also known as Su Bing, Su Bing, Su Ding, was born in 1070, and his mother was Wang Jizhang (Wang Runzhi). In 1093, he was appointed Dr. Taichang of Raozhou in the name of Su Bing. In 1094, he was admitted to the Jiawu Lianke Examination in the first year of Zhezong Shaosheng in the name of Su Ding. He was a Jinshi of Jiejie and was awarded the title of doctor of the Han Dynasty. He was later demoted to participate in the politics of Guangdong Province and lived happily in Weiyong Nanbianfang, Panyu. Qinzong died in the first year of Jingkang, at the age of 57.
Introduction to Su Guo
Su Guo, a writer of the Northern Song Dynasty, was given the courtesy name Shudang and the name Xiechuan Jushi. He was the third son of Su Shi and was born to Wang Runzhi. From childhood to the age of thirty, his father Growing up around. Therefore, Su Guo was not only good at poetry and writing, but also good at calligraphy and painting, and was known as "Xiaopo". After his father Su Shi passed away, he lived in Yingchang with his uncle Su Zhe. In 1112, he supervised the original tax of the eunuchs, and in 1115, he knew the city of Yan. In the fifth year of Xuanhe's reign, he passed away in Tongding Prefecture and was buried in Jiaxian County, Henan Province.