Wang Kui, a famous calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty
Wang Kui (Yi) (276 -322,165438+1October 4th) was a world general. Langxie Linyi (now Linyi, Shandong) people. A famous calligrapher, painter, writer and musician in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he was a follower of Wang Dao and Wang Dun, an aunt of Jin Emperor Si Marui, and an uncle of Wang Xizhi, a "book saint".
Jin Huidi was a teacher at first, and then joined the army. In the early years of Jianwu, he was promoted to be a general of the auxiliary country and was named Hou of Wuling County. He has served as a servant and general of the upper and third flags.
In the first year of Yongchang (322), Wang Dun, a rebel, was appointed as General Pingnan and the secretariat of Jingzhou, who was known as "Wang Pingnan". In the same year 10, he died at the age of 47, in posthumous title Kang.
Wang Kun is a painter who is good at music, archery, games and acrobatics. His calligraphy and painting can be called "the first in Jiangzuo", and Jin Mingdi, Si Mashao and Wang Xizhi all studied under him. At that time, it was called "Wang Xun Fei Bai, the son of the right army." Zhang Huaiguan's calligraphy ranks third in the book review. Wang Xun is good at drawing figures, stories, animals and birds, ichthyosaurs, and Zhang Yanyuan's paintings are above the top grade in famous picture books of past dynasties. The collection of 34 volumes has been lost.