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Zhang Zhiwan - Wikipedia

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Zhang Zhiwan


Grand Councilor
In office 1884–1894
Grand Secretary of the Eastern Library
In office 1892–1896
Grand Secretary of the Tiren Library
In office 1889–1892
Assistant Grand Secretary
In office 1885–1889
Minister of Justice
In office 1883–1889 Serving with Wenyu (until 1884), Encheng (1884), Xizhen (1884–1886), Linshu (since 1886)
Preceded by	Pan Zuyin
Succeeded by	Sun Yuwen
Minister of War
In office 1882–1883 Serving with Zhihe
Preceded by	Mao Changxi
Succeeded by	Peng Yulin
Viceroy of Min-Zhe
In office 1871–1871
Preceded by	Yinggui
Succeeded by	Li Henian
Governor of Jiangsu
In office 1870–1871
Preceded by	Zhang Zhaodong
Succeeded by	He Jing
Viceroy of Rivers and Waterways
In office 1866–1870
Preceded by	Wu Tang
Succeeded by	Zhang Zhaodong
Viceroy of Eastern Rivers
In office 1865–1866
Preceded by	Zheng Dunjin
Succeeded by	Su Tingkui
Governor of Henan
In office 1862–1866
Preceded by	Zheng Yuanshan
Succeeded by	Wu Changshou

Personal details
Born	1811 Nanpi County, Henan, Qing Empire
Died	1897 (aged 85–86) Nanpi County, Henan, Qing Empire
Relations	Zhang Zhidong (cousin)
Education	Jinshi degree in the Imperial Examination
Occupation	Politician
Courtesy name	Ziqing (子青)
Art name	Luanpo (鑾坡)
Posthumous name	Wenda (文達)

Zhang Zhiwan (Chinese: 張之萬, 1811–1897), courtesy name Ziqing (子青), art name Luanpo (鑾坡),^[1] was a Qing dynasty statesman and painter.^[2] He was the cousin of another prominent late Qing politician Zhang Zhidong.

Life

Zhang Zhiwan was born into a prestigious local gentry family in Nanpi. His father Zhang Yuce served as a low rank official in Zhili.^[3]

Zhang's career as an official started after he passed the imperial examination as one of the three highest rank Jinshi. His first post, in the Hanlin Academy, was the compiler of chronicles. During the Taiping Rebellion, he worked as an advisor for the Qing court. Around the year of 1863, he defeated the peasants of Nian rebellion in Nanyang and Runan, at the time, he was under the military command of Sengge Rinchen. He was then moved to northern Jiangsu and was in charge of the defensives against Nian peasants until the end of the Nian rebellion.^[4]

Zhang Zhiwan held the post of viceroy of water transport between 1866 and 1870. In 1871, he served shortly as the viceroy of Minzhe before being promoted to the position of the minister of war.^[2]

In 1882, he was conferred the title of Secretary of Grand Secretariat. In 1884, he gained the access to the Grand Council and worked there for ten years. His colleague and superior in the council was Shiduo, Prince Li. Upon the touching off of the First Sino-Japanese War, he retired himself due to his old age. He died in the year of 1897, aged 87. The imperial court bestowed the posthumous name Wenda (文達) on him. The title he held before his death was the grand secretary of the Eastern Library (東閣大學士).^[2]

Family

Zhiwan had two sons

Zhang Jiayin (1822–1882)
Zhang Ruiyin (1867–1922)

and four grandchildren.

Zhang Chongfu, spouse of Li Fuzeng
Zhang Yuanji
Zhang Kuizheng
Zhang Baohua

Great Grandson

Zhang Jigao^[5]

References

^ Wang, Hongpeng (2004). 中国历代文状元. PLA Publishing House. p. 484. ISBN 9787506545457.
^ ^a ^b ^c "張之萬基本資料". Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica. Retrieved 2 December 2017.
^ Zhang, Xiwei (1997). 历代張氏望族. Shandong Renmin Publishing House. p. 292. ISBN 9787209020916.
^ Meng, Qingbing (2006). 沧州市志, Volume 4. Fangzhi Publishing House. p. 2913. ISBN 9787801927903.
^ Huang, Xiuhui (2003). 張繼高: 無心插柳柳成蔭. national center for traditional arts. p. 14. ISBN 9789570152869.

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National	United States

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