The title of the gold list of the college entrance examination, and the calligraphy of the Qing Dynasty is appreciated

In Chinese history, the imperial examination system was perfected until the Qing Dynasty, and it was said that "words are like people", especially in a large number of examination papers, good handwriting has indeed become an absolute advantage. Today, I have collected and sorted out a collection of Qing Dynasty Wenzhuangyuan calligraphy, and I wish you all the college entrance examination students, the title of the gold list, and the toad palace!

During the Shunzhi period

Shunzhi 3rd year (1646): Fu Yiwei (1609-1665, a native of Liaocheng County, Dongchang Province, Shandong)

Shunzhi 4th year (1647): Lü Gong (1603-1664, from Wujin County, Changzhou, Jiangsu)

In the ninth year of Shunzhi (1652), the full list of champions: Maleji (?) - 1689, Manchurian Yellow Banner people)

Fifteenth year of Shunzhi (1658): Sun Cheng'en (1619-1659, from Changshu County, Suzhou Province, Jiangsu Province)

16th year of Shunzhi (1659): Xu Yuanwen (1634–1691, a native of Kunshan County, Suzhou Province, Jiangsu Province)

Eighteenth year of Shunzhi (1661): Ma Shijun (1609-1666, from Liyang County, Zhenjiang Province, Jiangsu)

During the Kangxi Dynasty

Kangxi III (1664): Yan Yisi (1629-?) , a native of Gui'an County, Huzhou Prefecture , Zhejiang ( present-day Huzhou )

Kangxi 6th year (1667): Miao Tong (1627–1697, from Wu County, Suzhou Province, Jiangsu Province)

Kangxi 9th year (1670): Cai Qituo (1619–1683, native of Deqing County, Huzhou, Zhejiang)

12th year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1673): Han Jing (1637–1704, a native of Changzhou County, Suzhou Prefecture, Jiangsu Province (present-day Suzhou))

Fifteenth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1676): Peng Dingqiu (1645–1719, from Changzhou County, Suzhou Prefecture, Jiangsu Province ( present-day Suzhou )

Eighteenth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1679): Gui Yunsu (1642-1689, from Changshu County, Suzhou Province, Jiangsu Province)

Kangxi 21 (1682): Cai Shengyuan (1652–1722, native of Deqing County, Huzhou, Zhejiang)

24th year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1685): Lu Kentang (1650–1696, from Changzhou County, Suzhou Prefecture, Jiangsu Province)

Twenty-seventh year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1688): Shen Tingwen (?) －？ , a native of Xiushui County, Jiaxing Province, Zhejiang)

Thirty Years of the Kangxi Dynasty (1691): Dai Youqi (?) - 1711, jinshanwei, Jiangsu (present-day Jinshan District, Shanghai)

39th year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1700): Wang Xuan (1671–1706, Changshu, Suzhou, Jiangsu)

Forty-second year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1703): Wang Shidan (1645-1718, from Baoying County, Yangzhou, Jiangsu)

Fifty-first year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1712): Wang Shichen (1680–1729, from Changzhou County, Suzhou Prefecture, Jiangsu Province)

Sixty years of the Kangxi Dynasty (1721): Deng Zhongyue (?) －？ , a native of Liaocheng, Dongchang, Shandong)

Yongzheng period

Yongzheng II (1724): Chen Dehua (1696–1779, directly under Anzhou (present-day Anxin, Hebei))

Yongzheng VIII (1730): Zhou Shu (1684-?) , a native of Qiantang County, Hangzhou Province, Zhejiang)

Yongzheng Eleventh Year (1733): Chen Qian (1695-1739, a native of Yizheng County, Yangzhou, Jiangsu)

During the Qianlong period

Qianlong Yuannian (1736): Jin Deying (1701–1762, from Renhe County, Hangzhou, Zhejiang)

Qianlong 2nd year (1737): Yu Minzhong (1714-1779, from Jintan County, Zhenjiang Province, Jiangsu Province)

Qianlong 4th Year (1739): Zhuang Yougong (1713-1767, a native of Panyu County, Guangzhou, Guangdong)

Seven Years of Qianlong (1742): Jin Yong (1702–1782, renhe county, Hangzhou, Zhejiang)

Qianlong Decade (1745): Qian Weicheng (1720-1772, from Wujin County, Changzhou, Jiangsu)

Thirteenth year of Qianlong (1748): Liang Guozhi (1723–1786, zhongtang (now part of Shangyu), Huiji County, Shaoxing Province, Zhejiang)

Qianlong Seventeenth Year (1752) Enke: Qin Dashi (1715-1777, jiangning county, Jiangning Province, Jiangsu Province)

Qianlong 25 years (1760): Bi Yuan (1730-1797, from Zhenyang County, Taicang Prefecture, Jiangsu Province)

Twenty-sixth year of Qianlong (1761) Enke: Wang Jie (1725-1805, hancheng county, tongzhou, Shaanxi)

28th year of Qianlong (1763): Qin Dacheng (1720-1779, from Jiading County, Taicang Prefecture, Jiangsu (present-day Jiading District, Shanghai))

Qianlong Thirty-sixth Year (1771) Enke: Huang Xuan (?) －？ , a native of Xiuning County, Huizhou Prefecture, Anhui)

Forty-three years of Qianlong (1778): Dai Quheng (1755-1811, from Dayu County, Anfu, Southwest Jiangxi)

Forty-five years of Qianlong (1780): Wang Ruyang (1755-1794, from Qiantang County, Hangzhou, Zhejiang)

Forty-sixth year of Qianlong (1781): Qian Tang (1734-1799, from Changzhou County, Suzhou Province, Jiangsu Province)

Forty-ninth year of Qianlong (1784): Ru Di (1755-1821, from Huiji County, Shaoxing Province, Zhejiang)

Fifty-second year of Qianlong (1787): Shi Zhiguang (?) - 1828, from Shanyin County, Shaoxing Province, Zhejiang)

Fifty-four years of Qianlong (1789): Hu Changling (1758-1814, from Tongzhou, Jiangsu (now Nantong))

Fifty-five years of Qianlong (1790): Shi Yunyu (1755-1837, a native of Wu County, Suzhou Province, Jiangsu Province)

Fifty-eight years of Qianlong (1793): Pan Shi'en (1770-1854, from Wu County, Suzhou Province, Jiangsu Province)

Sixty Years of Qianlong (1795): Wang Yiguan (1761-1823, native of Gui'an County, Huzhou, Zhejiang)

During the Jiaqing period

Jiaqing Yuannian (1796): Zhao Wenkai (1761-1801, from Taihu County, Anqing Province, Anhui)

Jiaqing 4th Year (1799): Yao Wentian (1758-1827, native of Gui'an County, Huzhou, Zhejiang)

Jiaqing 6th Year (1801): Gu Gao (1763-1832, from Wuxi County, Changzhou, Jiangsu Province)

Seven Years of Jiaqing (1802): Wu Tingchen (1773–1844, from Wu County, Suzhou Province, Jiangsu Province)

Jiaqing Decade (1805): Peng Jun (1769-1833, a native of Hengshan County, Hunan)

Thirteen years of Jiaqing (1808): Wu Xinzhong (?) －？ , ancestral home of Xiuning, Anhui, sent to Wu County, Suzhou Province, Jiangsu Province)

Jiaqing 14th year (1809): Hong Ying (?) －？ , a native of SheXian County, Huizhou, Anhui)

Sixteenth year of Jiaqing (1811): Jiang Liyong (1782-1842, Tianmen, Hubei)

Jiaqing 19th year (1814): Long Ruyan (?) -1838, a native of Tongcheng County, Anqing Province, Anhui)

Jiaqing 22 (1817): Wu Qijun (1789-1847, gushi county, Henan)

Jiaqing 25 years (1820): Chen Jichang (1791-1849, from Lingui County, Guilin Province, Guangxi)

During the Daoguang years

Daoguang 2nd year (1822): Dai Lanfen (1781-1833, ancestral home of Xiuning County, Huizhou Prefecture, Anhui, sent to Tianchang County, Anhui)

Daoguang III (1823): Lin Zhaotang (1786-1873, from Wuchuan County, Guangdong)

The Sixth Year of Daoguang (1826): Zhu Changyi (1784-1855, from Haiyan County, Jiaxing Province, Zhejiang)

Ninth year of Daoguang (1829): Li Zhenjun (1794-1839, from Taihu County, Anqing Province, Anhui)

Thirteen years of Daoguang (1833): Wang Mingxiang (1794-1840, a native of Pengze County, Jiujiang Province, Jiangxi)

Fifteen years of Daoguang (1835): Liu Xuan (1798-1879, Yongfeng, Jiangxi)

16th year of Daoguang (1836): Lin Hongnian (1805–1885, a native of Houguan County, Fuzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province)

20 years of Daoguang (1840): Li Chenglin (1808-1891), a native of Dantu County, Zhenjiang Province, Jiangsu Province.

Daoguang Twenty-one Years (1841): Long Qirui (1814-1858, from Lingui County, Guilin Province, Guangxi)

Twenty-four years of Daoguang (1844): Sun Yugui (a native of Jining, Shandong)

Twenty-five years of Daoguang (1845): Xiao Jinzhong (?) －？ , a native of Chaling, Changsha Province, Hunan)

27 years of Daoguang (1847): Zhang Zhiwan (1811-1897, directly under the Nanpi people)

Thirty Years of Daoguang (1850): Lu Zengxiang (1815-1882, Taicang, Jiangsu).

During the Xianfeng period

Xianfeng II (1852): Zhang Feng (1820-1875, yin county, Ningbo, Zhejiang)

Xianfeng 3rd Year (1853): Sun Ruwei (native of Jining Prefecture, Shandong)

Xianfeng 6th year (1856): Weng Tonggong (from Changshu County, Suzhou Province, Jiangsu Province)

Xianfeng 9th Year (1859): Sun Jianai (1827-1909, native of Shouzhou, Anhui)

Xianfeng Decade (1860): Zhong Junsheng (renhe county, Hangzhou, Zhejiang)

During the Tongzhi period

Tongzhi 2nd year (1863): Weng Zengyuan (1834-1887, changshu county, Suzhou Province, Jiangsu Province)

Tongzhi 4th year (1865): Chongqi (?-1900, originally a Mongolian Zhenglan bannerman, later changed to Manchurian yellow flag).

Seven years of Tongzhi (1868): Hong Jun (1839-1893, from Wu County, Suzhou Province, Jiangsu Province)

Tongzhi Decade (1871): Liang Yaoshu (1832-1888, Dongguan, Guangzhou, Guangdong, Guangdong, Xingtan, Shunde, Guangdong)

Thirteen years of Tongzhi (1874): Lu Runli (1841-1915, yuanhe county, Suzhou, Jiangsu)

During the Guangxu period

Guangxu First Year (1875): Zhang Xiao (from Tongzhou, Jiangsu)

Guangxu II (1876): Cao Hongxun (1848-1910, from Weixian County, Shandong)

Guangxu III (1877): Wang Renkan (1848-1893, native of Minxian County, Fuzhou Prefecture, Fujian)

Guangxu 6th year (1880): Huang Siyong (1842-1914, originally from Xiuning County, Huizhou Prefecture, Anhui Province, sent to Jiangning County, Jiangning Province, Jiangsu Province (now Nanjing))

Guangxu 9th year (1883): Chen Mian (1859-1893, ancestral home of Shanyin County, Shaoxing Province, Zhejiang Province, sent to Wanping County, Shuntian Province (now Beijing))

The Twelfth Year of Guangxu (1886): Zhao Yijiong (1857-1907, a native of Qingyan Town, Guiyang, Guizhou)

Fifteen years of Guangxu (1889): Zhang Jianxun (1848-1913, from Lingui County, Guilin Province, Guangxi)

16th year of Guangxu (1890): Wu Lu (1845-1912, from Jinjiang County, Quanzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province)

Guangxu XVIII (1892): Liu Fuyao (?) －？ , ancestral home of Luling, Jiangxi, sent to Guilin, Guangxi)

Guangxu Twenty-first Year (1895): Luo Chengjun (from Zizhong County, Sichuan Province)

Guangxu Twenty-four Years (1898): Xia Tonghe (a native of Gaofeng (formerly known as Shishan) in Maha Prefecture)

Guangxu 29 (1903): Wang Shoupeng (from Weixian County, Shandong)

Thirty-first year of Guangxu (1904): Liu Chunlin (directly subordinate to Suning) (the last ruler in the history of the Chinese imperial examination)