Overview
Shao Xuan was an official and Censor.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|
| Courtesy name |
Jiting |
璣亭 |
Jiting |
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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 286Volume 286 Biographies 73: Wang Shan, Lao Zhibian, Zhu Tianbao, Tao Yi · 4 passages
陳嘉猷王允晉李允符範允高玢高怡趙成麃孫紹曾邵璿
Chen Jiayou, Wang Yunjin, Li Yunfu, Fan Yun, Gao Bin, Gao Yi, Zhao Chengbiao, Sun Shaozeng, and Shao Xuan
又有邵璿，亦以疏請建儲獲罪。
There was also Shao Xuan, who was likewise punished for memorializing to name an heir.
璿，字璣亭，江南無錫人。
Shao Xuan, whose style was Jiting, came from Wuxi in Jiangnan.
時同謫者十三人，圖雲、允符、成麃、璿皆死於塞外，而給事中劉堂，御史柴謙、吳鎬、程鑣續以言事謫，同時釋還，仍為十三人，世稱「十三言官」。
Thirteen were banished together. Tuyun, Yunfu, Chengbiao, and Xuan all died beyond the passes. Supervising Secretary Liu Tang and Censors Chai Qian, Wu Hao, and Cheng Biao were later banished for remonstrance. When released together they were still thirteen, and the age called them the "Thirteen Speaking Officials."