Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Military Officer and Scholar

Fu Manrong 伏曼容

Attested AD 483 - AD 485

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4
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2
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2

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Fu Manrong was a Military Officer and Scholar.

IdentityHistorical · Male

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Key source chapters

  1. Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 17 Volume 17 Treatises 9: Caraiges and Dress 3 passages
  2. Book of Liang, Chapter 25 Volume 25: Zhou She; Xu Mian 1 passage

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Book of Liang, Chapter 25Volume 25: Zhou She; Xu Mian · 1 passage
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伏尋所定五禮，起齊永明三年，太子步兵校尉伏曼容表求制一代禮樂，于時參議置新舊學士十人，止修五禮，諮稟衛將軍丹陽尹王儉，學士亦分住郡中，製作歷年，猶未克就。 I humbly review the history of the Five Rites now completed: the project began in the third year of Yongming under Qi, when Fu Manrong, Infantry Commandant to the Crown Prince, submitted a memorial requesting the compilation of ritual and music for the age. At that time the court deliberated appointing ten senior and junior academicians to work exclusively on the Five Rites, reporting to Wang Jian, General of the Guard and Intendant of Danyang. The academicians were also dispersed to various commanderies. Years of work passed, yet the project remained unfinished.
Book of Southern Qi, Chapter 17Volume 17 Treatises 9: Caraiges and Dress · 3 passages
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