Overview
Zou Tuyun was an official and Censor.
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|
| Courtesy name |
Weinan |
偉南 |
Weinan |
Life and dates
Attested activity
AD 1697 康熙三十六年
AD 1721 康熙六十年
References in the histories
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Draft History of Qing, Chapter 286Volume 286 Biographies 73: Wang Shan, Lao Zhibian, Zhu Tianbao, Tao Yi · 4 passages
王掞子奕清奕鴻勞之辨硃天保陶彝任坪范長發鄒圖雲
Wang Shan; his sons Yiqing and Yihong; Lao Zhibian; Zhu Tianbao; Tao Yi; Ren Ping; Fan Changfa; and Zou Tuyun
六十年三月，彝與同官任坪、范長發、鄒圖雲、陳嘉猷、王允晉、李允符、範允、高玢、高怡、趙成麃、孫紹曾合疏奏曰：「皇上深恩厚德，浹洽人心。
In the third month of 1721 Yi and his colleagues Ren Ping, Fan Changfa, Zou Tuyun, Chen Jiayou, Wang Yunjin, Li Yunfu, Fan Yun, Gao Bin, Gao Yi, Zhao Chengbiao, and Sun Shaozeng jointly memorialized: "Your Majesty's deep grace and great virtue fill the hearts of the people.
圖雲，字偉南，江西南城人。
Tuyun, whose style was Weinan, came from Nancheng in Jiangxi.
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."