Sugawara no michizane (845-903 AD) was an official and scholar in the middle period of Heian. One of the four great ghosts and gods in ancient Japan.
Sugawara no michizane, nicknamed Ah Fu, was born in the Sugawara family (the original Tusi family) and was a scholar-type doer in past dynasties. Sugihara is the third son of Shan. Sugawara no michizane, like Ju Guangxiang, was a famous scholar and poet in the early period of Heian. 1 1 years old wrote a famous sentence: "The moon shines like snow, the plum blossom shines like a star, and the golden mirror turns, full of jade."
Sugawara no michizane's personal experience:
Kan Yuan was born in the family of several generations of literati, and is the third son of Shan. He is good at China's poems, and he is regarded as a deity by the Japanese. Young name is Ahu (later renamed Jixiang Pill), also known as Kan Gong and Kan Prime Minister. In 877, he worked as a junior assistant in two departments and was a doctor of articles. Won the trust and reuse of Emperor Yuduo and Emperor Ji, and was appointed as Tibetan Head in 89 1 year (the emperor was in charge of documents, court ceremonies, imperial edicts and other affairs).
In 894, he was appointed as an envoy to the Tang Dynasty, but according to the domestic situation of the Tang Dynasty and the difficulties and obstacles of crossing the sea, he proposed to stop sending envoys to the Tang Dynasty, so he did not make a trip. In 1985, he served as loyalty, and later as minister of civil affairs. In 1989, he was appointed Prime Minister of Right. In 90 1 year, Fujiwara, the left phase, was demoted as the commander of the massacre and transferred to a remote place because of his rude remarks to the emperor.