A Research into the Genealogy of Kong Yingda and His Deeds in Tang Dynasty
Guanming Chen
Abstract
Guanming Chen
Abstract
Kong Yingda Who was born in Bei Qi Waping Five, was the 32 generation of Confucius. Kong Yingda had three sons and two grandchildren. Since Emperor Suiwen Kaihuang twenty, Kong taught in the countryside. In Emperor Suiyang Daye One, he became Jinshi after taking the Imperial Examinations and he was awarded Doctor in Henei County. Daye Fifteen, Wang Shichong set a feudal official to gather magnificoes and personages to be the subordinates in the feudal official. Kong as the Taichang Doctor drafted out the comity of demise. Zheng Kaiming Two (Tang Wude Three), he was Taichang Doctor in Zheng Dynasty. The next year, Kong Yingda entered in Tang Dynasty.
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Kong Yingda Who was born in Bei Qi Waping Five, was the 32 generation of Confucius. Kong Yingda had three sons and two grandchildren. Since Emperor Suiwen Kaihuang twenty, Kong taught in the countryside. In Emperor Suiyang Daye One, he became Jinshi after taking the Imperial Examinations and he was awarded Doctor in Henei County. Daye Fifteen, Wang Shichong set a feudal official to gather magnificoes and personages to be the subordinates in the feudal official. Kong as the Taichang Doctor drafted out the comity of demise. Zheng Kaiming Two (Tang Wude Three), he was Taichang Doctor in Zheng Dynasty. The next year, Kong Yingda entered in Tang Dynasty.
Key concepts: Emperor, Feudalism, Ancient history, Demise, History, Comity, Classics, Law